autsquidlab's Identifications
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Genus IdioteuthisObserver
pb8218Description
Imagery taken during RV Investigator voyage IN2024_V04
Source: Marine National Facility, CSIRO
Location: Richmond Canyon
Depth: 815m
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New Zealand Octopus (Macroctopus maorum)Observer
luca_dtDescription
A small one tucked defensively into the reef wall. I came back later and all that was left was some crab bits.
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Typical Octopuses (Family Octopodidae)Observer
luca_dtDescription
Macroctopus maorum or Robsonella huttoni?
A few around. One was out deep within a patch of Kina.
First 4 images are one individual, second 4 another.
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Genus IdioteuthisObserver
pb8218Description
Imagery taken during RV Investigator voyage IN2024_V04
Source: Marine National Facility, CSIRO
Location: Richmond Canyon
Depth: 570m
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Humboldt Squid (Dosidicus gigas)Observer
thesafarihikerDescription
This squid had been apparently washed over the beach during high tide and stuck in the pond of water at the end of this canyon. Tadpoles were (apparently?) predating on it. It was already dead.
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Boreoatlantic Gonate Squid (Gonatus fabricii)Observer
claudenDescription
Calmar juvénile observé lors du relevé du chalut de fond par MPO / Juvenile squid observed during bottom trawl survey by DFO. Collection IML no. 11760. z = -106 m.
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Diamondback Squid (Thysanoteuthis rhombus)Observer
kati-romblonDescription
photo by Peter Eschweiler
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Glassy Flying Squid (Hyaloteuthis pelagica)Observer
lukef2006Description
Approx 3.5 / 4 inches. Found in the stomach of a Yellowfin Tuna
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Giant Squid (Architeuthis dux)Observer
skuakangaDescription
Washed up freshly dead.
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New Zealand Common Bag Moth (Liothula omnivora)Observer
sorcerasDescription
Gloriously chunky
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Greater Argonaut (Argonauta argo)Observer
chris_bycroftDescription
Collected on beach c.500 metres north of photo. Took photo in more sheltered place. An almost perfect specimen. Herbertville beach, south of Cape Turnagain.
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