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Tube worms (Bispira volutacornis) living between rocks covered in Crustose coralline
Tube worms (Bispira volutacornis) living between rocks covered in Crustose coralline (Corallinaceae) and red algae (Rhodophyceae), Lundy Island Marine Conservation Zone, Devon, England, UK, May
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Life's a Rockin' Party Under the Sea! 🎉🐚
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. In this vibrant underwater extravaganza, Tube worms (Bispira volutacornis) are throwing the ultimate bash between rocks covered in Crustose coralline and red algae. These marine creatures sure know how to have a good time! As if they were decorating for a grand celebration, the rocks are adorned with colorful Corallinaceae and Rhodophyceae, creating an enchanting atmosphere beneath the waves. It's like stepping into an underwater disco where every inch is bursting with life. The Tube worms themselves seem to be dancing along to their own rhythm. With their feathery plumes swaying gracefully in the current, they bring elegance and charm to this lively gathering. They're definitely stealing the show! Located in Lundy Island Marine Conservation Zone off Devon, England, these party animals have found their perfect spot to thrive and enjoy life together. May brings out their true colors as they revel in nature's beauty. Captured by Linda Pitkin for 2020VISION at Nature Picture Library, this print is a testament to Mother Nature's creativity and her ability to throw one heck of a party! So dive into this mesmerizing scene and let your imagination swim alongside these tube worms as they dance through an underwater wonderland.
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