Liste des hashtags les plus populaires par sujet #SEAANIMALS

A translucent blue tang. This is an Acanthurus coeruleus, or a blue tang surgeonfish. They're found from New York to Brazil. This one in particular was discovered just off of Puerto Vallarta, a resort town on Mexico’s Pacific coast. The blue tang surgeonfish can grow up to 15 inches long, but the adults aren't see-through. It's their young that are small and transparent. Having clear bodies helps conceal the babies from predators. Sea turtles have a close relationship with these little guys: The blue tang surgeonfish nibbles algae and parasites off the turtle’s flippers, getting the nourishment it needs while simultaneously keeping its flippered friend clean and healthy. Quickly photographed and released unharmed by @kevin__mattson Thank you so much

This is a rare glimpse of a swimming Feather Star (Crinoid). They feed by filtering small particles of food from the sea water with their feather like arms. Their tube feet are covered with a sticky mucus that traps any food that floats past Aren't they cool?! - Follow @preservingoceans for more Via @divers.ph For more Follow us! @discoveroceantv Thank you so much

It's sad to find dead animals but it's cool to see an actual seahorse outside of an aquarium. The things you find in nature ❤️ #nature #seahorse #animallove #love #animals #sealife #fish #bermuda #bermudian #bermudatriangle #bermudavegan #vegan #veganbermuda #veganism #beach #seaanimals #bermy

This diver has been best friends with a fish for 10 years! . Credit : @shawnheinrichs / @thedodo For more Follow us! @theoceanpicdailytv Thank you so much

Photo by @steven_kovacs_photography #fish #tripodfish #fishes #fishphotography #underwater #underwaterphotography #underwaterworld #underwaterphoto #seaanimals #uwphotography

The Goblin Shark --- @theocean The goblin shark’s mouth is one of its adaptations to surviving in the deep. Instead of chasing after prey, which can take up a lot of energy, the goblin shark hunts by ambush, extending its jaw up to the size of its snout when catching prey. This not only makes the mouth of the shark bigger but also creates a vacuum, sucking in water and prey. The mouth of the goblin shark is filled with a lot of teeth. Those near the front are narrow and sharp, designed to grasp slippery fish while those at the back are flat and made for crushing hard shells. Goblin sharks eat mostly fishes that dwell near the ocean floor, as well as squids, octopuses, crabs and shrimp. Via @theocean #sharks #shark #ocean #sea #wildlife For more Follow us! @ima_marinebiologist Thank you so much

Wait for it! A dropped phone is returned by a White Whale. Video by @isa.opdahl Music by @iksonofficial #universe_dope

This dumbo octopus is being a bit shy! As soon as it spots the camera it appears to hide itself in its own tentacles! ☺️ How cute is this?! via @underwater For more Follow us! @ima_marinebiologist Thank you so much

Two fish just chillin' out | Follow me@under.water_freak for more content • • • Video by @jacintashackleton • • • #seaanimals #scuba #sea #ocean #oceancreatures #seacreatures #nature #theocean #lifeunderwater  #underwater #underwaterphotography #wildlife #diving #scubadiving #exploreourearth #explore #exploreunderwater #adventure #freshwater #galapagos #lovenature #fish #travel #catfish #marinebiology #marineconservation