Giant groupers- Ch-ch-changes
Since the beginning of Our World Under The Waves, I’ve tried to reflect the variety of the world’s sea creatures by introducing obscure animal groups, covering well-known species (e.g. pufferfish) from unusual angles, and everything in between. But…..
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10th January 2026
A collection of barnacles or something out of Jurassic Park?
Specifically, they’re goose-neck barnacles, each of which sits on a peduncle (a flexible, muscular stalk). Rock is their natural habitat, but they’ll happily settle on driftwood and shipwrecks if available.
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