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Bull kelp

by KariGauklerCalifornia, USA

bull kelp

by AnnaWhipkeyCalifornia, USA

California coast

Bull Kelp

by Hema ShahPacifica, California, USA

Pacific Ocean

Bull Kelp

by MachiAlaska, USA

At least 50 feet long. You can find these on most beaches around Kodiak

Bull kelp

by tjhlohVancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Kelp forest in Burrard Inlet, off New ...

Bull kelp

by Brian38Ocean Shores, Washington, USA

The gas filled bladder of the bull

Turkey Vulture

by JackGraham

standing on top of dead bull

Bullwhip kelp

by mauna KunzahPort Angeles, Washington, United States

A pneumatocyst of N. luetkeana washed ashore with some rockweed (Fucus ...

Bull Kelp

by DannonCharlesRaithMoclips, Washington, USA

Big air filled tubes that wash up on the beach in the Pacific NW. If they've ...

Giant Kelp

by JellisSanta Cruz, California, USA

An algae which is neither a plant or a fungi. Most

HABITAT

by divernasa2001California, USA

COMBINE OF BULL WHIP

Bull Kelp

by LeubaVictoria, Australia

more than 75 kilograms (wet weight). Commonly known in Australia as

Bull Kelp

by LivanEscuderoSaxman, Alaska, USA

seen while on Alaska cruise snorkel tour. Note:

"Mermaid's bladder" Kelp

"Mermaid's bladder" Kelp

by Marta RubioTexeiraCalifornia, USA

The thallus of this common canopy-forming

Bull Kelp

by MachiAlaska, USA

You can see my boot in the first photo for scale. When we find them washed up ...

Red Abalone

by BareFeatFort Bragg, California, USA

the coast of California and the PNW they feed on

Red abalone

by Marta RubioTexeiraSan Francisco, California, USA

A large edible sea snail, the red abalone's shell length can reach a maximum of ...

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