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A snap I took from a vid that I made, featuring a Zebra Shark.

📸 21/02/2025 Burger's Zoo (Ocean), Arnhem, The Netherlands 🇳🇱

#BurgersZoo #Zoo #ZebraShark #BurgersZooOcean #MarineAnimal

Alt text by Bing:
"An underwater scene at Burger's Zoo Ocean, showcasing a vibrant and diverse marine environment. In the foreground, a large zebra shark with a long, slender body swims near the ocean floor. Its light-colored skin is adorned with distinctive dark spots. In the background, another shark can be seen gliding gracefully through the water. Various smaller fish are scattered throughout the scene, adding life and movement to the tranquil setting. The ocean floor is covered with a variety of coral and rocks, creating a rich tapestry of textures and colors. The blue hue of the water enhances the serene and captivating atmosphere of this underwater world."

A slow motion animated image (GIF) of two jellyfish, swimming in a big tank. GIF made from a video I took.
(https://makertube.net/w/98oLbmYPzCAp6x5fZa63Ee)

📹 19/10/2024

#Jellyfish #BurgersZoo #Zoo #MarineAnimal #Animal #Animated #AnimatedGif

A screen grab of my video, taken at the Ocean area at Burger's Zoo, in Arnhem, yesterday.

If I remember correctly, this is a Leopard Shark.

📸 19/10/2024

More info on the shark:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopard_shark

#Shark #BurgersZoo #Zoo #Ocean #LeopardShark #MarineAnimal #Animal

Alt text by Bing:
A Leopard shark is gracefully swimming in a clear blue aquatic environment. The shark’s body is elongated and streamlined, featuring a distinctive pattern of dark spots and saddle-like markings across its back. Its overall coloration is a pale, bluish-gray, which blends seamlessly with the surrounding water. The shark’s dorsal fin is erect and prominent, while its powerful tail fin propels it smoothly through the water. The gills are visible on the side of its head, just behind the eyes, which are not clearly seen due to the angle and lighting. This image captures the elegance and beauty of the Leopard shark as it navigates its underwater habitat, showcasing its adaptation to marine life.

Screen grab from my jellyfish video, taken at Burger's Zoo yesterday. I can't remember what kind of jellyfish it is, so if anyone knows, please let me know! Thanks. 😊 📸 19/10/2024 #Jellyfish #BurgersZoo #Zoo #MarineAnimal #Animal

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The image features a single jellyfish, centrally positioned against a deep blue background. The jellyfish has a translucent, bell-shaped body with a warm, amber hue at the top that fades into a pale cream color towards the bottom. Extending from the bell are numerous long, thin tentacles and oral arms that appear reddish-brown and are elegantly trailing behind as it moves. The creature is captured in mid-motion, giving a sense of its graceful, floating movement through water. There are some minor scratches and reflections on the surface of the enclosure, suggesting this jellyfish is being observed in an aquarium setting.

An illustration I made of the Miocene whale Delphinodon dividum for the Steinkern Magazine.

#delphinodon #whale #cetacean #palaeontology #vertebrate_paleontology #marineanimal #toothedwhale #miocene #cenozoic #sciart #scientificillustration #animalart #watercolour #watercolourart

Watercolour painting of a toothed whale with a short beak and brown and yellow stripes.

The Late Jurassic shark SNSB-BSPG 1899 I 2, which was found in Eichstätt and sometimes gets called "Hybodus fraasi" or "Egertonodus fraasi" but belongs probably to neither genus.

#shark #fossil #eichstatt #fish #vertebrate_paleontology #palaeontology #jurassic #hybodus #animalart #sciart #scientificillustration #watercolour #watercolourart #marineanimal #marinebiology #germany #bavaria #solnhofen

A watercolour painting of a shark with fin spines.

A Dunkleosteus, reconstructed with extensive facial soft tissue, about to bite into an ammonite. I painted this last year shortly after Engelman et al. 2023 was published, hence the stocky proportions.

#dunkleosteus #placoderm #fish #marinelife #palaeontology #devonian #prehistoric #palaeozoic #marineanimal #ocean #ammonite

A shark-like depiction of Dunkleosteus. In front of its jaws is an ammonite.

My very normal painting of an every day ordinary snail that cannot hurt you (because it's under the sea and you are safe on the land). By the way, there is no known antidote for the cone snail's venom. Sleep well, friends!! #MastoArt #snail #marineanimal #occean