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25.01.2022 Amazing Molluscs. Cephalopods like octopus, cuttlefish and argonauts are amazing. Some mimic other sea creatures (or rolling coconuts), carry coconut shells around to deploy as armour, carry their eggs in exquisite shells, communicate through colour and pattern, tenderly and sacrificially watch over their growing eggs and utilise detachable penile structures during reproduction. Follow the work of Museum Victoria's Dr Julian Finn for more Australian cephalopod info: http://museumvictoria.com.au//marine-s/people/julian-finn/

24.01.2022 Common intertidal species - identified to the level required for the Snails Rock. Pools. intertidal surveys.

23.01.2022 A decorator crab in disguise as some sea lettuce!

22.01.2022 Didn't make it to our intertidal monitoring events this summer? Try your id skills with this short video http://youtu.be/8mILwBDmV0E

21.01.2022 This little elephant snail turned up at one of our intertidal monitoring events. Don't forget to join us Tues 19 Jan at 1pm at East Beach for another activity.

20.01.2022 Don't forget the first of our intertidal monitoring activities this Saturday midday, Greens Beach (Nudist Beach).

18.01.2022 Pics taken with the NorthEast Field Nats - a really great day!

18.01.2022 This little elephant snail is here to remind you that the Weymouth intertidal monitoring session is happening this Sunday! Meet us at the boat ramp at the end of Trevor Street at 2pm for a couple of hours exploring this great example of intertidal habitat.

17.01.2022 WE FINALLY SAW ONE! While out with the North East Field Naturalists on the weekend, we came across a blue-ringed octopus. While too fast to capture on camera, I thought I'd share this site on how octopussies work, including where they keep their beak. In blue-rings (and they're not alone actually) bacteria in the salivary glads produce venom. http://science.howstuffworks.com/z/marine-life/octopus4.htm

17.01.2022 Rivularia australis - cyanobacteria

15.01.2022 We'll be rock pool rambling at St Helens with Environment Tasmania's Marine Discovery weekends!

13.01.2022 Up close and personal with a giant squid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zlVrFK47K8#t=72

13.01.2022 What a great thing to happen in our Tamar! Thanks guys! If you'd like to help the team, you can find them on Facebook at Conserve Our Neighbours in the Tamar

12.01.2022 REDMAP VIDEO COMP - Make a 45-sec video about Redmap and raise awareness of ocean warming. There are $5,000 in cash prizes to be won! Anyone can enter and any style of video is welcome. So get on your creative caps and submit your 45-sec video by 1 May 2014! http://www.redmap.org.au///03/11/redmap-video-competition/

11.01.2022 If you're up in the North East next weekend, you may like to pop along for one of NRM North's Tomahawk activities, Sat 24th Jan. Experts on the local coastal habitats will be there to answer all your questions, as we explore this special area.

10.01.2022 Seagrasses are amazing - sequestering carbon like nothing else (important for helping mitigate climate change). Saltmarshes are similar. We need to look after these critical habitats.

09.01.2022 Weymouth 15 Feb 2015

09.01.2022 Marine debris is a huge problem, but sometimes it's also downright eerie: http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-28367198

09.01.2022 Seahorses. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWZhYQq0Bdo#t=14

09.01.2022 Have you found shark or skate egg cases washed up on the beach? These lucky little guys are being raised in Qld. (If they're hard to see, they are pegged to a line underneath the interp sign.)

03.01.2022 Snails Rock. Pools. now has a Flickr photostream with captioned images of the more common species we use in our surveys. If you'd like to bruch up on your id skills during the cooler weather, you can access these pics using the Flickr tab (next to the Photos tab) on this page, using the QR code here, or at the web address: https://www.flickr.com/photos/120876343@N02/

03.01.2022 Yes! Snails Rock. Pools. is back again this summer - posting intertidal (rocky reef) monitoring activities in Northern Tas very soon!

01.01.2022 A few pics from last weekend's rock pool ramble as part of the Bay of Fires Celebration

01.01.2022 Here's a winter tip - if you can't get out to rock pool in this weather, or school holidays, the QVMAG has some interesting critters on display!

01.01.2022 Like octopi? Like ZeFrank's "True Facts" videos? Maybe you'll like this...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=st8-EY71K84