Sea cucumbers- Inside out
“If in doubt, gross them out!”
It’s a phrase I’ve said many times at my aquarium day job, usually while explaining my techniques for engaging with members of the public. And I stand by it to this day, because there are many creatures of the sea (and beyond) who resort to rather…..
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Post of the month
15th April 2026
The yellow moon sponge.
Usually they’re spheres, but they can morph into a hemisphere or pear shape depending on how hard and fast the water is flowing.
They’re nothing if not flexible.
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