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  1. Australia's largest native slug. Up to 15cm! Not this one, though, this was more like 10-12cm. You'll never guess what we whacky Australians call them... (see alt text and/or links in next toot)

    #slug
    #mollusc
    #Australia
    #BlueMountains

  2. Australia's largest native slug. Up to 15cm! Not this one, though, this was more like 10-12cm. You'll never guess what we whacky Australians call them... (see alt text and/or links in next toot)

    #slug
    #mollusc
    #Australia
    #BlueMountains

  3. Australia's largest native slug. Up to 15cm! Not this one, though, this was more like 10-12cm. You'll never guess what we whacky Australians call them... (see alt text and/or links in next toot)

    #slug
    #mollusc
    #Australia
    #BlueMountains

  4. Australia's largest native slug. Up to 15cm! Not this one, though, this was more like 10-12cm. You'll never guess what we whacky Australians call them... (see alt text and/or links in next toot)

    #slug
    #mollusc
    #Australia
    #BlueMountains

  5. Australia's largest native slug. Up to 15cm! Not this one, though, this was more like 10-12cm. You'll never guess what we whacky Australians call them... (see alt text and/or links in next toot)

    #slug
    #mollusc
    #Australia
    #BlueMountains

  6. `Unique phenomena are important in history but are difficult to study because they resist categorization and are therefore unpredictable. To examine the timing and circumstances of unique evolutionary events, we identified traits that evolved only once in the highly diverse phylum Mollusca as well as unique first occurrences of traits that evolved repeatedly since.`

    pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2520

    #biology #evolution #mollusc #mollusca

  7. `Unique phenomena are important in history but are difficult to study because they resist categorization and are therefore unpredictable. To examine the timing and circumstances of unique evolutionary events, we identified traits that evolved only once in the highly diverse phylum Mollusca as well as unique first occurrences of traits that evolved repeatedly since.`

    pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2520

    #biology #evolution #mollusc #mollusca

  8. `Unique phenomena are important in history but are difficult to study because they resist categorization and are therefore unpredictable. To examine the timing and circumstances of unique evolutionary events, we identified traits that evolved only once in the highly diverse phylum Mollusca as well as unique first occurrences of traits that evolved repeatedly since.`

    pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2520

    #biology #evolution #mollusc #mollusca

  9. `Unique phenomena are important in history but are difficult to study because they resist categorization and are therefore unpredictable. To examine the timing and circumstances of unique evolutionary events, we identified traits that evolved only once in the highly diverse phylum Mollusca as well as unique first occurrences of traits that evolved repeatedly since.`

    pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2520

    #biology #evolution #mollusc #mollusca

  10. `Unique phenomena are important in history but are difficult to study because they resist categorization and are therefore unpredictable. To examine the timing and circumstances of unique evolutionary events, we identified traits that evolved only once in the highly diverse phylum Mollusca as well as unique first occurrences of traits that evolved repeatedly since.`

    pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2520

    #biology #evolution #mollusc #mollusca

  11. In #SouthAustralia #Coorong there are beaches along the brackish lake almost entirely made up of tiny (5mm long) #mollusc shells. They are not a result of any recent toxicity but have accumulated over a long time

  12. In #SouthAustralia #Coorong there are beaches along the brackish lake almost entirely made up of tiny (5mm long) #mollusc shells. They are not a result of any recent toxicity but have accumulated over a long time

  13. In #SouthAustralia #Coorong there are beaches along the brackish lake almost entirely made up of tiny (5mm long) #mollusc shells. They are not a result of any recent toxicity but have accumulated over a long time

  14. In #SouthAustralia #Coorong there are beaches along the brackish lake almost entirely made up of tiny (5mm long) #mollusc shells. They are not a result of any recent toxicity but have accumulated over a long time

  15. In #SouthAustralia #Coorong there are beaches along the brackish lake almost entirely made up of tiny (5mm long) #mollusc shells. They are not a result of any recent toxicity but have accumulated over a long time

  16. Tiny #shells collected from the beaches of Rottnest Island decades ago last century, held within my grandfather’s gilded #brass cigarette case. #nature #mollusc #vintage #collection #treasures A world in the palm of your hand.

  17. Tiny #shells collected from the beaches of Rottnest Island decades ago last century, held within my grandfather’s gilded #brass cigarette case. #nature #mollusc #vintage #collection #treasures A world in the palm of your hand.

  18. Tiny #shells collected from the beaches of Rottnest Island decades ago last century, held within my grandfather’s gilded #brass cigarette case. #nature #mollusc #vintage #collection #treasures A world in the palm of your hand.

  19. Tiny #shells collected from the beaches of Rottnest Island decades ago last century, held within my grandfather’s gilded #brass cigarette case. #nature #mollusc #vintage #collection #treasures A world in the palm of your hand.

  20. Tiny #shells collected from the beaches of Rottnest Island decades ago last century, held within my grandfather’s gilded #brass cigarette case. #nature #mollusc #vintage #collection #treasures A world in the palm of your hand.

  21. A mollusc themed repeat pattern for your nature loving Valentine featuring three of my #linocut heart cockles (Corculum cardissa). Perfect for your favourite malachologist, beach comber or shell collector.

    Corculum cardissa, the heart cockle, is a species of marine bivalve mollusc in the family Cardiidae found in the Indo-Pacific. If viewed from the side, it looks like a heart. 🧵

    Find it on Spoonflower:
    spoonflower.com/en/fabric/2017

    #printmaking #mollusc #sciart

  22. A mollusc themed repeat pattern for your nature loving Valentine featuring three of my #linocut heart cockles (Corculum cardissa). Perfect for your favourite malachologist, beach comber or shell collector.

    Corculum cardissa, the heart cockle, is a species of marine bivalve mollusc in the family Cardiidae found in the Indo-Pacific. If viewed from the side, it looks like a heart. 🧵

    Find it on Spoonflower:
    spoonflower.com/en/fabric/2017

    #printmaking #mollusc #sciart

  23. A mollusc themed repeat pattern for your nature loving Valentine featuring three of my #linocut heart cockles (Corculum cardissa). Perfect for your favourite malachologist, beach comber or shell collector.

    Corculum cardissa, the heart cockle, is a species of marine bivalve mollusc in the family Cardiidae found in the Indo-Pacific. If viewed from the side, it looks like a heart. 🧵

    Find it on Spoonflower:
    spoonflower.com/en/fabric/2017

    #printmaking #mollusc #sciart

  24. A mollusc themed repeat pattern for your nature loving Valentine featuring three of my #linocut heart cockles (Corculum cardissa). Perfect for your favourite malachologist, beach comber or shell collector.

    Corculum cardissa, the heart cockle, is a species of marine bivalve mollusc in the family Cardiidae found in the Indo-Pacific. If viewed from the side, it looks like a heart. 🧵

    Find it on Spoonflower:
    spoonflower.com/en/fabric/2017

    #printmaking #mollusc #sciart

  25. A mollusc themed repeat pattern for your nature loving Valentine featuring three of my #linocut heart cockles (Corculum cardissa). Perfect for your favourite malachologist, beach comber or shell collector.

    Corculum cardissa, the heart cockle, is a species of marine bivalve mollusc in the family Cardiidae found in the Indo-Pacific. If viewed from the side, it looks like a heart. 🧵

    Find it on Spoonflower:
    spoonflower.com/en/fabric/2017

    #printmaking #mollusc #sciart

  26. everyone has heard of the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus, a joke made up for a poorly-thought out survey of what 1990s people believed on the internet, but somehow nobody has heard of the Mangrove Jingle Shell Clam, a real and amazing animal I learned about from @KateShaw

    hopefully Dr. Dan Killam @dantheclamman can provide us all with more information on this animal.

    strangeanimalspodcast.blubrry.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enigmonia

    #clam
    #octopus
    #mollusc

  27. everyone has heard of the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus, a joke made up for a poorly-thought out survey of what 1990s people believed on the internet, but somehow nobody has heard of the Mangrove Jingle Shell Clam, a real and amazing animal I learned about from @KateShaw

    hopefully Dr. Dan Killam @dantheclamman can provide us all with more information on this animal.

    strangeanimalspodcast.blubrry.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enigmonia

    #clam
    #octopus
    #mollusc

  28. everyone has heard of the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus, a joke made up for a poorly-thought out survey of what 1990s people believed on the internet, but somehow nobody has heard of the Mangrove Jingle Shell Clam, a real and amazing animal I learned about from @KateShaw

    hopefully Dr. Dan Killam @dantheclamman can provide us all with more information on this animal.

    strangeanimalspodcast.blubrry.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enigmonia

    #clam
    #octopus
    #mollusc

  29. everyone has heard of the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus, a joke made up for a poorly-thought out survey of what 1990s people believed on the internet, but somehow nobody has heard of the Mangrove Jingle Shell Clam, a real and amazing animal I learned about from @KateShaw

    hopefully Dr. Dan Killam @dantheclamman can provide us all with more information on this animal.

    strangeanimalspodcast.blubrry.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enigmonia

    #clam
    #octopus
    #mollusc

  30. everyone has heard of the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus, a joke made up for a poorly-thought out survey of what 1990s people believed on the internet, but somehow nobody has heard of the Mangrove Jingle Shell Clam, a real and amazing animal I learned about from @KateShaw

    hopefully Dr. Dan Killam @dantheclamman can provide us all with more information on this animal.

    strangeanimalspodcast.blubrry.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enigmonia

    #clam
    #octopus
    #mollusc

  31. I follow this rad #engineering dude on YouTube because he shares really cool & interesting content. I love this recent video where he bought an #octopus from a seafood market, brought it home & taught it how to play an underwater #piano that he invented.

    m.youtube.com/watch?v=PcWnQ7fY

    #AnimalIntelligence #cephalopod #mollusc #octopoda #MarineBiology #SeaCreatures #CoolStuff #nature #wildlife #intelligence #OceanAnimals

  32. I follow this rad #engineering dude on YouTube because he shares really cool & interesting content. I love this recent video where he bought an #octopus from a seafood market, brought it home & taught it how to play an underwater #piano that he invented.

    m.youtube.com/watch?v=PcWnQ7fY

    #AnimalIntelligence #cephalopod #mollusc #octopoda #MarineBiology #SeaCreatures #CoolStuff #nature #wildlife #intelligence #OceanAnimals

  33. I follow this rad #engineering dude on YouTube because he shares really cool & interesting content. I love this recent video where he bought an #octopus from a seafood market, brought it home & taught it how to play an underwater #piano that he invented.

    m.youtube.com/watch?v=PcWnQ7fY

    #AnimalIntelligence #cephalopod #mollusc #octopoda #MarineBiology #SeaCreatures #CoolStuff #nature #wildlife #intelligence #OceanAnimals

  34. I follow this rad #engineering dude on YouTube because he shares really cool & interesting content. I love this recent video where he bought an #octopus from a seafood market, brought it home & taught it how to play an underwater #piano that he invented.

    m.youtube.com/watch?v=PcWnQ7fY

    #AnimalIntelligence #cephalopod #mollusc #octopoda #MarineBiology #SeaCreatures #CoolStuff #nature #wildlife #intelligence #OceanAnimals

  35. I follow this rad #engineering dude on YouTube because he shares really cool & interesting content. I love this recent video where he bought an #octopus from a seafood market, brought it home & taught it how to play an underwater #piano that he invented.

    m.youtube.com/watch?v=PcWnQ7fY

    #AnimalIntelligence #cephalopod #mollusc #octopoda #MarineBiology #SeaCreatures #CoolStuff #nature #wildlife #intelligence #OceanAnimals