This is Hypselodoris zephyra. (Photo by Erwin Kodiat.)
And as a special treat for fourlegsgood, here's a video of Pleurobranchaea trying unsuccessfully to eat the nudibranch Flabellina iodinea.
Friday, July 07, 2006
Friday Nudibranch Blogging
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9 comments:
I would like a suit with that pattern, pleeeeze!
Wooooo HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
At last!!
Thanks for the video, I feel very, very special.
Wow, that nudibranch really threw a hissy fit, didn't it?
I guess it didn't appreciate that snail thing trying to eat it.
I guess it didn't appreciate that snail thing trying to eat it.
I think of it as a victory dance.
I like the second part, where Pleurobranchaea gets about two inches away from Flabellina, turns tail, and runs for it.
Not to get unnecessarily technical, but... that was a freakin' sweet video.
It's like an underseas New Jersey...
Just read jour exchange weeth el micturo nocturno over @ Beeg A's place.
I must say that joo are an extraordinarily patient bloggerro. Jour thorough vivisection of la trollita's "argument" was amazingly rational, considering the weengnutty hoops eet was jumping through.
"How conservatives argue", eendeed.
so.
those fiery, limbless redheads sure know how to tell folks what's what. we should all be so straightforward.
I must say that joo are an extraordinarily patient bloggerro. Jour thorough vivisection of la trollita's "argument" was amazingly rational, considering the weengnutty hoops eet was jumping through.
Oh, I'm not really very patient at all. We all need a scratching-post now and then...
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