django 🌈

name's django! • i like all sorts of stuff!

[Squid School @squidschool_spl]

Splatling players are so easy to please. All I need to do is make another video where I tell people not to shot block them and they'd go to war for me.

[Splatoon North America @SplatoonNA]

SRL meteorologist here to officially welcome you to Chill Season 2022! It starts on Thursday 12/1, and it's jam-packed with new weapons, stages, and events. Check out the linked video for more info...and start warming up your splat trigger now. Brrr!

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The EVNautilus team of researchers spotted this elegant Cirroteuthid octopus dancing at a depth of around 1,600 meters. It measured an estimated 20 centimeters across and entertained the team for more than five minutes [source and full video: https://t.co/PtQwU7kU4N]

[django 🌈 @djangorainbow]

@Ugnsmacka really good

[django 🌈 @djangorainbow]

@clipstudiopaint ??? 🙁

[みさきのうみしだ @Crinoidea_hk]

飼育中の三崎産のオニイソメ Eunice aphroditois (Pallas, 1788) です。巣から出てきたオニイソメ 。長い！

[.//faith maximum.sys 🌌 @MaximumFaith]

capcom deleting this was their greatest mistake

[Kory Evans Ph.D. @Sternarchella]

Gulper eels are some of the weirdest vertebrates alive. Here it is doing it’s defensive display which involves gulping a bunch of water and becoming a muppet

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

A sneaker wave is a disproportionately large coastal wave that can appear in a wave train without warning. This video was shared by Marcella Ogata-Day to help bring awareness of the dangers of sneaker waves [source, read more: https://t.co/pAbP6swEby] https://t.co/YBNQ2z6wsF

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The surge wrasse, Thalassoma purpureum, is a species of wrasse native to the southeast Atlantic Ocean through the Indian and Pacific Oceans and it's one of the most beautiful fish in the world [source, read more: https://t.co/EmQQZmGIg4]

[🦄️🌈Sylviaan @sylviahan213]

colours and patterns💚

[Wonder of Science @wonderofscience]

The bizarre sea slug, Melibe viridis, uses its head as a net to catch food.

Credit: Emeric Benhalassa

[Sarah McAnulty, Ph.D @SarahMackAttack]

There is no reasonable limit to the amount of time you can spend looking at comb jellies.

[Steven Kovacs @ngfl3333]

A relaxed baby Long Arm Octopus just chilling. Blackwater dive off Kona, Hawaii. #ikelite

[Stu the Announcer 🤘 @StutheAnnouncer]

POV: You're holding zone and I pressed ZR

[Igor Adameyko @adameykolab]

Mediterranean polychaete

[꒰ daily aquatic lovelies ༚.° @aqualuvsuotd]

☆ marine bio book recommendation !

for our first marine bio book rec, i’d like to suggest ocean anatomy by julia rothman ! i think it’s a great introductory book if you want to get into marine bio but don’t know where to start. it’s a wonderful mix between art and information !

[Sarah McAnulty, Ph.D @SarahMackAttack]

THE PTEROPODS HAVE RETURNED

[Go to sea for science! @goseascience]

Ever wondered why blue sea dragons (Glaucus atlanticus) have a hole on their side? Blue sea dragons and many other sea slugs are hermaphrodites, meaning they have both male and female reproductive organs! The hole is where their reproductive organs are held

📸: Dennis Rabeling

[☀️Jonathan Hsu☀️ @jhsuart]

We got waveeee studies