Mysterious nautilus hatch at Monterey Bay Aquarium
Mysterious nautilus hatch at Monterey Bay Aquarium
Dec 13, 2017
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Those are baby Chambered Nautiluses (Nautilus pompilius) hatching at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. They have no larval stage and look like minature versions of their parents! It's probably the first video showing Nautiluses hatching. Aren't they absolutely adorable??? 😍😍😍😍😍 | Dr. Carin Bondar - Biologist With a Twist
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Those are baby Chambered Nautiluses (Nautilus pompilius) hatching at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. They have no larval stage and look like minature versions of their parents! It's probably the first video showing Nautiluses hatching. Aren't they absolutely adorable??? 😍😍😍😍😍 | Dr. Carin Bondar - Biologist With a Twist
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The nifty nautilus gets around using jet propulsion! By expelling water from its mantle cavity through a siphon, it propels through the ocean, changing the direction of its siphon to “steer.” Look out, ceph coming through! #CephalopodWeek | Monterey Bay Aquarium
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The nifty nautilus gets around using jet propulsion! By expelling water from its mantle cavity through a siphon, it propels through the ocean, changing the direction of its siphon to “steer.” Look out, ceph coming through! #CephalopodWeek | Monterey Bay Aquarium
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Happy #HagfishDay! We found this #hagfish inside a sponge while exploring Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary in 2018. The #Pacifichagfish (Eptatretus stoutii) is a slender, slimy, primitive fish found in cold waters worldwide. Hagfish lack a jaw, true eyes, stomach, and major parts of the brain. Because they can’t see, hagfish have an outstanding sense of smell and touch – four tentacles around their mouth help them to find prey, while two pairs of teeth-like projections on their “rasping to
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Happy #HagfishDay! We found this #hagfish inside a sponge while exploring Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary in 2018. The #Pacifichagfish (Eptatretus stoutii) is a slender, slimy, primitive fish found in cold waters worldwide. Hagfish lack a jaw, true eyes, stomach, and major parts of the brain. Because they can’t see, hagfish have an outstanding sense of smell and touch – four tentacles around their mouth help them to find prey, while two pairs of teeth-like projections on their “rasping to
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While diving at the Octopus Garden in NOAA's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, we witnessed a shrimp and newborn octopus engaged in intense claw-to-arm combat at 3,200 meters (10,500 feet). In the lower left corner of the screen, a stealthy shrimp sneaks its way up to the stark-white clutch of octopus eggs and latches on to a newborn octopus “literally its first minute in the world.” For several minutes, the translucent cephalopod is seen duking it out with the shrimp, who is equally deter
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While diving at the Octopus Garden in NOAA's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, we witnessed a shrimp and newborn octopus engaged in intense claw-to-arm combat at 3,200 meters (10,500 feet). In the lower left corner of the screen, a stealthy shrimp sneaks its way up to the stark-white clutch of octopus eggs and latches on to a newborn octopus “literally its first minute in the world.” For several minutes, the translucent cephalopod is seen duking it out with the shrimp, who is equally deter
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You've heard of an octopus's garden – but have you ever seen one? Check out the many octopuses spotted in @NOAA's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary by researchers with Nautilus Live this fall! | NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries
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You've heard of an octopus's garden – but have you ever seen one? Check out the many octopuses spotted in @NOAA's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary by researchers with Nautilus Live this fall! | NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries
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"I love me a good cephalopod." Researchers aboard Nautilus Live got a serious treat on their first dive in NOAA's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary – this umbrella octopus, also known as a dumbo octopus! Get more details and images of the expedition at https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/science/nautilus18, and tune in live at nautiluslive.org! (Video: Ocean Exploration Trust/NOAA) [Video description: A ghostly white octopus swims in the water column, flapping wing-like fins, then inverting its we
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"I love me a good cephalopod." Researchers aboard Nautilus Live got a serious treat on their first dive in NOAA's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary – this umbrella octopus, also known as a dumbo octopus! Get more details and images of the expedition at https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/science/nautilus18, and tune in live at nautiluslive.org! (Video: Ocean Exploration Trust/NOAA) [Video description: A ghostly white octopus swims in the water column, flapping wing-like fins, then inverting its we
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Diving now! We're partnering with NOAA's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary to explore an unsurveyed rocky reef near Davidson Seamount--one of the largest known seamounts in U.S. waters! Rising 2,280 meters off the seafloor, this underwater mountain is almost as tall as the Sierra Mountains and is an oasis in the deep of large coral forests and vast sponge fields. 🌊🔦Explore the seafloor with us: NautilusLive.org | Nautilus Live
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Chambered Nautilus at the Monterey Bay Aquarium
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The banquet continues! Yesterday we made a surprise baleen whale fall discovery that viewers around the globe watched alongside the Nautilus team in NOAA's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. Get a close up look at some of the scavenging diners including eel pouts, octopus, and polychaete worms--like the bone-eating Osedax worms that carpet the whale's bones in red fringe. Learn more about this expedition: https://nautiluslive.org/cruise/na117 | Nautilus Live
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Aboard the Nautilus: Out of the sea's darkness, lavender-colored octopuses emerge
Oct 31, 2018
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🐙🐙Cephalopod alert!🐙🐙We observed over a thousand deep sea octopus (Muusoctopus robustus) while exploring Davidson Seamount with NOAA's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. Never before seen in these massive aggregations, most female octopus were resting in a brooding posture, tucked into rocks with eight arms inverted covering their bodies and eggs. Many were tucked into rocks near shimmering fluid seeps, which were previously unknown to occur in this region! | Nautilus Live
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Rarely seen dumbo octopus caught on camera in Monterey Bay
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2018 Nautilus Live expedition to Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary
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Well good morning, chambered nautilus! | Live From The Monterey Bay!
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These brainless, boneless, and bloodless beauties play an important role in our ocean ecosystems. We have a unique example right here in Monterey Bay: Pacific leatherback sea turtles migrate across the Pacific Ocean all the way from Indonesia to feed on our local sea nettles. There’s wonder in ocean life and caring for it helps us all. Our actions have ripple effects for the food web all the way across the ocean and beyond! On this special day, we’re celebrating the jellies you can see on exhibi
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Fast Ocean Facts — Nautiluses Use Jet propulsion!
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E/V Nautilus Video Bite: Beautifully Bright Sea Sponge
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The Monterey Bay Aquarium is such a special spot, especially with kids. You can spend hours exploring, watching the otters, the jellyfish, the massive tanks, and just soaking it all in without ever feeling rushed. One of the things I love most about living in Aptos and Santa Cruz is how close we are to places like this. • Aptos, about 45 minutes • Santa Cruz, about 50 minutes • San Jose, about 1 hour 15 minutes (traffic depending) A fun experience, beautiful views, easy day trips, and memories y
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