We had a relatively heavy rain around 6 am on Sunday morning, but it had stopped by the time we left the dock, and eventually the sun came out.
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Stefan at the helm and Sarah thawing her footwear |
After meandering through the hospital, Stefan took us to south beach.
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Palmyra's south beach |
The return trip across the sand flats was nice with lots of things to see in the water. We saw clams, puffer fish, baby blacktop sharks, and black sea cucumbers.
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black sea cucumber
Stichopus chloronotus |
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clam |
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returning to the boat across the sand flats |
What are the sandy tubules near the Black sea cucumber?
ReplyDeleteWalking across the sand flats...awesome!
Those are sea cucumber excrement.
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