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From the Logbook
Mandarinfish Reimagined: An Oceanic Abstraction
The Elusive Mandarinfish, or Synchiropus splendidus, is a vividly colored reef fish known for its elusive nature. Active during dusk in Indonesia’s Lembeh Strait, it captivates observers with its striking patterns. A digital remix of its movements explores the interplay between marine life and abstract geometry, prompting viewers to choose their preferred representation.
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Juvenile Orange Frogfish (Painted Frogfish) Walking the Reef
The juvenile orange frogfish, or Antennarius pictus, is a unique ambush predator found in the Indo-Pacific. It employs mimicry to…
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Ceratosoma trilobatum Laying Its Egg Ribbon in Lembeh Strait
The Tri-lobed Ceratosoma, or Ribbon Nudibranch, is a visually captivating marine species found in the Indo-Pacific. This salmon-pink slug exhibits…
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Pilsbry’s Headshield Slug: The Black & White Sea Slug That’s Not a Nudibranch
The Pilsbry’s Headshield Slug, Tubulophilinopsis pilsbryi, is often misidentified as a nudibranch but belongs to the Cephalaspidea order. This carnivorous…
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Mandarinfish Reimagined: An Oceanic Abstraction
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Life on the Ocean Floor – Dauin
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Christmas Tree Worms: Tiny, Colorful Treasures of the Reef
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The Christmas Tree Worm: A Living Jewel of the Reef
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Mandarinfish in Lembeh Strait: Color, Camouflage, and Calm at Dusk
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Gray Angelfish (Pomacanthus arcuatus) – Caribbean Reef Fish Guide
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