Back in January, I shared with you all a post about Bartz Snow Sculptures. Soon after it was published, the Bartz brothers, Austin, Trevor, and Connor, revealed their sculpture for the 2018 season – 19-foot-tall Diggs the Lobster! The delightful sea/snow creature was visited by thousands of [...]
A colorful echinoderm mystery from the land down [...]
A sexy scientific adventure into the world of teeny tiny [...]
"Here there is no shell to play the part of “Sir Pandarus of Troy,” but the sea-anemone settles upon the hinder part of the young hermit-crab’s tail, and the two animals grow up together, in such a way that the spreading zoophytes form a blanket which the hermit can either draw completely [...]
“What we’re looking at now is probably the most bizarre squid I’ve ever seen”, says squid [...]
One of the groups of animals I find the most intriguing as a photographer are the various genera of coral crabs. I’m not necessarily happy about this; they’re damn hard to photograph. Here’s a little about these interesting creatures and just how I shoot ‘em. It was once [...]
As I write this, the snow is melting quite quickly and perhaps, in a day or so, I might be able to get out of my rural Scottish village. We’ve been cut off for days, following a weather system that brought freezing temperatures, strong winds, and snow from northern Russia, hence the slightly [...]
Dear readers, we have just received an interesting letter from a student halfway across the world! Take a look at the following, and consider taking a few minutes to answer her questions and assist her in this project: Do you like sea anemones? If so, I would love to hear from you. My name is [...]