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Found in a harbor where I live, any idea what this is?
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Found in a harbor where I live, any idea what this is?

it looks prehistoric but I have no idea what it could be!

u/Gab-Bel-Awkward- — 2 hours ago
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Clownfish survive in a mutually assistive symbiotic relationship with anemone. The anemone protect the clownfish from predators and provide food scraps. In return, the clownfish uses its bright colours to lure fish into the anemone, where they are killed by the anemone's poison and eaten.

u/BusMedical2927 — 10 hours ago
Gray whale swims 20 miles up Washington’s Willapa River and hasn’t left
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Gray whale swims 20 miles up Washington’s Willapa River and hasn’t left

This is in southwest Washington, not far from Long Beach — Oregonian stomping grounds. Willapa Bay is one of the muddiest places on Earth, and locals say the gray whale is still way up the river. If that’s true, it has now spent two days about 20 miles up a narrow river in cow country.

oregonlive.com
u/markgravesdesign — 2 days ago
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