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Pseudobiceros sp.
Platyhelminthes or flat worms are the most primitive of the worm lineage, (they are actually a phylum of their own). On coral reefs many, like the one in the image, will have striking warning colours (aposematic colouration), and false antennae mimicing nudibranchs.
Coral reefs
ID help appreciated
Spotted on Jul 22, 2010
Submitted on Jun 22, 2011
4 Comments
Ahh.. That's a shame, but there's always another time! Looking forward to see all those birds, dolphins and (fingers crossed) whales :)
No, we're not unfortunately :( We're just going to dip into Skagerrak Strait and go out around the tip of Norway. But we're supposed to be there within the next 10 days!
Thanks alot :) Hey, when are you coming to Norway? Are you going onto land??
This is a beautiful flatworm, Elsa! :D Those colours are beautiful... By the way, we'll be by Norway in a week, maybe you can come and wave at us haha!