While diving around Tavolara island one may encounter few of them as presented here. However these beauties love cold water and in summer hide into the deep waters...
And one big red sea star for a happy end....
Wednesday, 11 July 2012
Underwater colours around Tavolara, Sardinia - part 2, nudibranches
And one big red sea star for a happy end....
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Nudibranches are such interesting little animals. How amazing to see them yourself. Great photos Jana!
oh, these are wonderful underwater colors Jana, thanks for sharing.
Jana,
Sorry about the delete. I just wanted to tell you how beautiful your photos are. The colors are so brilliant. How do you know which nudibranches are poisonous? Which color tells you that?
Prachtige opnames en vele mooie kleuren ..... uitstekend vastgelegd Jana.
groetjes, Joop
Een logje waar ik naar kijk, Jana, als een kind dat naar een sprookje luistert... Om stil te worden...
Lie(f)s.
A lot of plants and colours. Like the blue fish.
Greetings,
Filip
thank you dear all!
@Kris: usually the flashier the colour the more toxic (when being eaten by other animal) it is;
@Filip: its not a fish, but a homeless sea slug:-)
Wow, they are very unusual and colorful. Thank you for photographing them; otherwise, I did know of their existence.
To answer your questions from my post, yes the antlers are shed annually. I saw the sea otters at a local preserve about 2 hours drive south of San Francisco. Thanks for visiting!
Life is so beautiful too in the water.
Hoi Jana,
Prachtig dit soort opnames!! Erg mooi ook met al die kleuren zo onder water.
Groetjes, Marco
Wow, what impressive underwater photography! That is just gorgeous.
How nice of you that you could see such an attractive world of underwater in person. Thanks for sharing them, otherwise I couldn’t know it.
Yoko
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