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Biology

How can a blob of jelly, such as an octopus, move?

Cephalopods belong to the large group of animals known as molluscs. Generally molluscs do not move well, and when they do, it is by either gliding over a slime track or by using their external shells. But not the cephalopods. Cephalopods move very quickly and with very precise movements when Read more…

By Bent, 9 yearsSeptember 22, 2013 ago
Biology

Octopus camouflage – how does it work?

Meat, being high quality food, is a scarce resource in nature. The available amount of meat for any consumer is many orders of magnitude less than the amount of vegetation that is available. If you don´t believe me, just take a look out the nearest window and do a quick Read more…

By Bent, 10 yearsJanuary 13, 2013 ago
Critters

NAD Night Safari in 02/2012

Lembeh offers not only excellent Muck Diving the whole day long – the night dives are actually the most spectacular ones. And they are versatile: Coral, Rubble or Muckdive … there are lot’s of different styles of Night diving to experience here in Lembeh Strait. With so many critters to Read more…

By NAD Lembeh, 11 yearsDecember 27, 2011 ago

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Here's a shot by Risman using a funky tube technique!

The Coleman Shrimp is one of my favourite critters in Lembeh, what's yours?

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