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Lyre Crab - a type of Decorator Crab ( February 18, 2006) | Decorator Crab & a group of Solitary Tunicates ( February 18, 2006) |
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Decorator Crab ( February 18, 2006) | Bering Hermit Crab ( April 29, 2006) |
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Bering Hermit Crab ~ 5 inches [12.5 cm] wide along the shell. ( April 29, 2006) | Bering Hermit Crab - close up.
This crab is sitting on the rail like ledge on the side of the ship. ( April 29, 2006) |
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Decorator Crab wearing Barnacles (February 18, 2006) | Decorator Crab (February 18, 2006) |
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Decorator Crab (February 18, 2006) | Decorator Crab (April 29, 2006) |
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Possibly a Sharp Nosed Crab with
Barnacles on it (April 29, 2006) |
Giant Acorn Barnacles (April 29,
2006) |
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Giant Acorn Barnacle (April 29, 2006) | Giant Acorn Barnacle (April 29, 2006) |
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Giant Acorn Barnacles (April 29, 2006) | Moss Crab (November 24, 2007) |
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Puget Sound King Crab - juvenile
(November 24, 2007) There were several of these on the ship. Only about 7.5 cm [3 inches] across on average. It would seem that there is lots of food for them on the ship. |
Puget Sound King Crab - juvenile (November 24, 2007) |
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Sculpin of some kind ~ 4 inches [10 cm] long. There were a
variety of these fish on this ship. (February 18, 2006) |
Sculpin of some kind ~ 4 inches
[10 cm] long. These fish are very common on this ship wreck. ( April 29, 2006) |
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Sculpin ~ 4 inches [10 cm] long.
(November 24, 2007) The actual type of this sculpin is unknown to me. But a common fish here. |
Longfin Sculpin ~ 4 inches [10
cm] long. Which makes this a young fish. (November 24, 2007) This was the first fish I saw today on the sides of this ship. |
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Tar Spotted Nudibranch ~ 5 inches [12.5 cm] long. These don't
seem to be common any where. They just show up once and a while. (February 18, 2006) |
Sea Lemon ~ 4 inches [10 cm]
long. One of the more common nudibranchs found almost at every site I go to. (April 29, 2006) |
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Clown Dorid ~ 4 inches [10 cm]
long. (November 24, 2007) There were several of these nudibranchs [sea slugs] on the ship this day. |
Clown Dorid ~ 6 inches [15
cm] long. One of the more common nudibranchs found almost at every site I go to. (November 24, 2007) |
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Gold Dirona ~ 5 inches [12.5 cm]
long. These are common enough but I don't see them on every dive. (November 24, 2007) |
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White Plumed Anemone and White Sea Cucumber ( January 24, 2006) |
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Two White Sea Cucumbers ~ 12
inches [30 cm] long. I have never seen so many of these anywhere. I've seen them at the odd dive site, but on this ship there were several dozen of them hanging off of almost every surface above the main hull of the ship. (April 29, 2006) |
Two White Sea Cucumbers - close up of image on left (April 29, 2006) |
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A few White Sea Cucumbers (April 29, 2006) | A few White Sea Cucumbers (April 29, 2006) |
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A few White Sea Cucumbers (April 29, 2006) |
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Christmas Tree Worms, Sponge & White Plumed Anemones (April 29, 2006) |
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Sponge (February 18, 2006) | Sponge (April 29, 2006) |
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Solitary Tunicates (Reddish Tubes) & White Sea Cucumber (April 29, 2006) | |