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Tonna canaliculata
Shell about 65mm with a long siphon. Eyes at the base of tentacles. Foot is large, about twice as long as its shell. Greyish-brownish foot with white speckling.
Sandy areas
Spotted at a night dive at a depth of about 5m. Batangas, Philippines
Lat: 13.80, Long: 120.91
Spotted on Apr 28, 2012
Submitted on Aug 16, 2012
4 Comments
Thanks Alice :-)
Very nice!
Thanks Blogie. How's the weather down there? Been raining all the time here which is a bummer for diving. Hmmm. Isn't it Kadayawan there now? :-)
Nice series, Eric!
On a morning dive recently, I saw four or five empty tun shells. Their predators must've had quite a party.