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I'm glad y'all are enjoying them.

I have some marine oddities for you tonight. Check these out. I like the third one best of course.

Referred to as the “immortal jellyfish”, the Turritopsis doornail is the only species that never actually dies - turning back time by reverting back to an earlier stage of their life cycle.




Yes! Lobsters are usually greenish-brown. However, genetic mutations can result in orange, black, and even cotton candy blue lobsters.




Yes, this really is a pink manta ray!

so good

This is too funny. The Northern Royal albatross chick's mom tried multiple times to come in for a landing in harrier fashion, and couldn't get down because of the winds I'm always seeing blowing in New Zealand. She finally does manage to make it to the ground, and after feeding her chubby chick that's proportioned about like Baby Huey, her liftoff is a simple wing spread and she rises up into the air. Just beautiful.

Watching nature is so relaxing, until it gets real.