Scuba dive off Point Loma, April 16, 2017
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slug Hermissenda opalescens and blood star Henricia leviuscula |
parasitic copepods on a giant keyhole limpet Megathura crenulata the white vee-shaped 'legs' are egg sacs from the copepod which is embedded in the flesh of the limpet |
slug Berthella californica |
slug Flabellina trilineata |
rock scallop Crassadoma giganteus and strawberry anemones Corynactis californica you can see two of the scallop's eyes on the rim of its shell |
slug Doriopsilla albopunctata |
hermit crab in a Kellet's whelk shell |
slug Cadlina limbaughorum |
strawberry anemones Corynactis californica |
blood star Henricia leviuscula |
mantle and water exhaust hole of a giant keyhole limpet Megathura crenulata keyhole limpets have a hole at the off-center apex of the shell, whereas true limpets have it centered |