Một cuộc hành trình mà tớ chưa từng nghĩ là mình sẽ được vui vẻ như thế này, 28 ngày vừa qua thực sự hạnh phúc lắm, B21-K34 đem lại cho tớ những niềm vui mà mình không ngờ được. Tớ được thấy hình ảnh hoàn toàn khác, mọi người ấm áp và nồng cháy. Thước phim thanh xuân đẹp đẽ này tớ xin được khắc mãi trong tim để luôn là tia nắng nhỏ ấm áp an ủi tớ những ngày giông tố. Yêu #quansu
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Một cuộc hành trình mà tớ chưa từng nghĩ là mình sẽ được vui vẻ như thế này, 28 ngày vừa qua thực sự hạnh phúc lắm, B21-K34 đem lại cho tớ những niềm vui mà mình không ngờ được. Tớ được thấy hình ảnh hoàn toàn khác, mọi người ấm áp và nồng cháy. Thước phim thanh xuân đẹp đẽ này tớ xin được khắc mãi trong tim để luôn là tia nắng nhỏ ấm áp an ủi tớ những ngày giông tố. Yêu #quansu
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Teritip atau barnacle adalah artropoda anggota subkelas Cirripedia di dalam subfilum Crustacea, sehingga berkerabat dengan kepiting dan udang. Hewan ini hanya ditemukan di air laut dan cenderung menyukai perairan dangkal atau pasang yang bergelombang kuat.[1] Cara mencari makannya adalah dengan menyaring plankton dan hewan ini melekat pada suatu objek. Tahap larvanya ada dua | Nabila Ramelo
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Teritip atau barnacle adalah artropoda anggota subkelas Cirripedia di dalam subfilum Crustacea, sehingga berkerabat dengan kepiting dan udang. Hewan ini hanya ditemukan di air laut dan cenderung menyukai perairan dangkal atau pasang yang bergelombang kuat.[1] Cara mencari makannya adalah dengan menyaring plankton dan hewan ini melekat pada suatu objek. Tahap larvanya ada dua | Nabila Ramelo
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Barnacle feeding limbs are called "cirri" which is Latin for "curl-like." You can see live barnacles in our "Cephalopod and Friends" exhibit gallery. #sundayfunday | Aquarium of the Bay
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Barnacle feeding limbs are called "cirri" which is Latin for "curl-like." You can see live barnacles in our "Cephalopod and Friends" exhibit gallery. #sundayfunday | Aquarium of the Bay
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A lovely look at the antennules of a Cirripedia cyprid larva (barnacle). They use the antennules almost like legs, walking across the substrate and exploring (chemically) for a place to settle. These antennules also secrete the ‘cement’ that they use to attach themselves to their chosen spot! #marinebiology #marinebiologyuk #sea #ocean #biology #plankton #microworld #wildlife #nature #microscopy #microorganism #zooplankton #science #norfolkwildlife #microscope #norfolk #northsea #amazingnature #
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A lovely look at the antennules of a Cirripedia cyprid larva (barnacle). They use the antennules almost like legs, walking across the substrate and exploring (chemically) for a place to settle. These antennules also secrete the ‘cement’ that they use to attach themselves to their chosen spot! #marinebiology #marinebiologyuk #sea #ocean #biology #plankton #microworld #wildlife #nature #microscopy #microorganism #zooplankton #science #norfolkwildlife #microscope #norfolk #northsea #amazingnature #
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Cypris and adult barnacles use cirri to collect food | Britannica
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Cypris and adult barnacles use cirri to collect food | Britannica
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The barnacle lives on a coral in its shell and filters plankton from sea water to feed on. White-line barnacle (Pyrgomatidae sp.) 1 cm ID: cirri white with transparent gaps.
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The barnacle lives on a coral in its shell and filters plankton from sea water to feed on. White-line barnacle (Pyrgomatidae sp.) 1 cm ID: cirri white with transparent gaps.
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Giant acorn barnacle ⚫️ 🎥|| @chilipossum #barnacle #deepsea #sealife #seacreatures #creatures | 800down
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Giant acorn barnacle ⚫️ 🎥|| @chilipossum #barnacle #deepsea #sealife #seacreatures #creatures | 800down
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What looks like tiny hands reaching out? Those are the feeding appendages of barnacles! 🦪 These stationary crustaceans use their feathery cirri to filter plankton and organic particles from the water. Barnacles may seem like just another shell on the rocks, but they play a key role in intertidal ecosystems: - Filter feeders that help clean the water. - Provide habitat for small marine creatures. - Food source for sea stars, snails, and shorebirds. Next time you’re exploring tidepools, take a cl
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Let’s get cirri-ous: an acorn barnacle’s feathery phalanges are foolproof for filtering a feast from fast flows! These captivating crustaceans do a little headstand when they’re but wee plankton settling down, cementing their noggins to the seafloor before forming a shell around them. By flapping their feet in the current, those tiny toe hairs, called cirri, trap detritus and plankton as they pass by. Once a snack is secured, the barnacle pulls its legs inside, scrapes off its filtered fare and
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Wave hello to an acorn barnacle during your next visit to our Coastal Waters gallery 🌊 Acorn barnacles extend their feathery legs, called cirri, to feed on particles suspended in the water. Talk about some fancy feet! | Oregon Coast Aquarium
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Afternoon Everybody A Volcano Barnacle. Like other barnacles, they are filter feeders. They extend feathery appendages called cirri aka modified legs to sweep plankton and detritus from the water into their mouths and live up to 15 years. | MR FISH
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Check out this giant acorn barnacle (Balanus nubilis) feeding in our Coastal Waters Close-ups exhibit! Those feathery appendages are called cirri--roughly analogous to the barnacle's "feet"--and they comb the water for tiny plankton to eat. | Oregon Coast Aquarium
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Today's featured creature: The Barnacle Barnacles are arthropods of the subclass Cirripedia in the subphylum Crustacea. They are related to crabs and lobsters, with similar nauplius larvae. Barnacles are exclusively marine invertebrates; many species live in shallow and tidal waters. Some 2,100 species have been described. (Wikipedia) When barnacles are young, they are free-swimming until they find a place to settle and cement themselves onto. They attach onto rocks, whales, crabs, floating debr
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SINGLE. CUTE. SLIGHTLY NAKED. MEET FIZZ – YOUR FEATHERED STALKER. Hi, I’m Fizz. I’m a lovebird with no chill, minimal feathers in some spots (plucked, not stirred), and I’m ready to imprint on you like a tiny feathery barnacle. I’m a great beginner bird if your definition of “beginner” includes zero personal space, loud declarations of love, and being followed everywhere, always, forever. Shower? I’m there. Bathroom? Already on your shoulder. Phone call? I am the phone now. Videos of me? Good lu
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