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Images Dated 9th December 2004

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Choose from 65 pictures in our Images Dated 9th December 2004 collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.


Nudibranch - Pink Nudibranchs in a group mating bunch
Nudibranch - Pink Nudibranchs in a group mating bunch
Coral polyp. - Night. Feeding on polychat worm, Coral polyps are carnivours
Coral polyp. - Night. Feeding on polychat worm, Coral polyps are carnivours
Coral Polyp - feeding on a fish, night
Coral Polyp - feeding on a fish, night
Coral polyps - Two polyps fighting over small fish, night
Coral polyps - Two polyps fighting over small fish, night
Senic coral reef underwater
Senic coral reef underwater
Chambered Hairy NAUTILUS - very rare
Chambered Hairy NAUTILUS - very rare
Underwater coral reef scene - Colourful marine life at depth of 12m
Underwater coral reef scene - Colourful marine life at depth of 12m
VT-8380 Coral polyps. - Night. Worms attracted by camera light excite these cup corals
VT-8380 Coral polyps. - Night. Worms attracted by camera light excite these cup corals
VT-8393 Octopus - A master of camouflage, this large octopus blends into its surroundings
VT-8393 Octopus - A master of camouflage, this large octopus blends into its surroundings
VT-8363 Cuttlefish - One of three courting cuttlefish flashing his colours to attract the
VT-8363 Cuttlefish - One of three courting cuttlefish flashing his colours to attract the
VT-8365 Flamboyant Cuttlefish - Hunting at dusk for small crustations over dark volcanic
VT-8365 Flamboyant Cuttlefish - Hunting at dusk for small crustations over dark volcanic
VT-8388 Common Sydney OCTOPUS - close-up, endemic
VT-8388 Common Sydney OCTOPUS - close-up, endemic
VT-8388 Common Sydney OCTOPUS - close-up, endemic Featured 9 Dec 2004 Print

VT-8388 Common Sydney OCTOPUS - close-up, endemic

VT-8388
Common Sydney OCTOPUS - close-up, endemic
Sydney Harbour, Australia
Octopus tetricus
It feeds on shellfish and small crabs which it drills and poisons before eating the paralyised contents, gives toxic bite. Females eat the male after mating
Valerie & Ron Taylor
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VT-8391 Common Sydney OCTOPUS - endemic
VT-8391 Common Sydney OCTOPUS - endemic
VT-8378 Coral polyps - Night. Feeding on polychate worm
VT-8378 Coral polyps - Night. Feeding on polychate worm
VT-8390 Octopus - A master of camouflage, this large octopus pretending to be a
VT-8390 Octopus - A master of camouflage, this large octopus pretending to be a
VT-8382 Mimic Octopus, Wonderpus - Found in sandy areas, on hand
VT-8382 Mimic Octopus, Wonderpus - Found in sandy areas, on hand
VT-8366 Broadclub / broad club cuttlefish - This cuttlefish changes colour constantly
VT-8366 Broadclub / broad club cuttlefish - This cuttlefish changes colour constantly
VT-8370 Broadclub / broad club cuttlefish - Cuttlefish mating
VT-8370 Broadclub / broad club cuttlefish - Cuttlefish mating
VT-8389 Tropical Day OCTOPUS
VT-8389 Tropical Day OCTOPUS
VT-8381 Coral polyps - Night. Worms attracted by camera light excite these cup corals
VT-8381 Coral polyps - Night. Worms attracted by camera light excite these cup corals
VT-8361 Unidentified animal - Photographed in 1965 at night this creature possibly a worm
VT-8361 Unidentified animal - Photographed in 1965 at night this creature possibly a worm
VT-8362 Nudibranch - Feeding on reef Toxic to predators
VT-8362 Nudibranch - Feeding on reef Toxic to predators
VT-8398 Jellyfish - Juvenile fish protected by its hosts stinging tentacles lives in bell
VT-8398 Jellyfish - Juvenile fish protected by its hosts stinging tentacles lives in bell
VT-8379 Coral polyps - Night, Polyp stinging small fish to death before devouring it
VT-8379 Coral polyps - Night, Polyp stinging small fish to death before devouring it
VT-8366 Broadclub / broad club cuttlefish - This cuttlefish changes colour constantly. It may reach 500mm in length Featured 9 Dec 2004 Print

VT-8366 Broadclub / broad club cuttlefish - This cuttlefish changes colour constantly. It may reach 500mm in length

VT-8366
Broadclub / broad club cuttlefish - This cuttlefish changes colour constantly. It may reach 500mm in length
Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea
Sepia latimanus
See also VT-8367, & VT-8367 same cuttlefish in threat posture
Valerie & Ron Taylor
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

© Ron & Valerie Taylor/ardea.com

VT-8377 Coral polyp - Night, Polyp stinging small fish to death before devouring it
VT-8377 Coral polyp - Night, Polyp stinging small fish to death before devouring it
VT-8375 Coral Polyp - Night, Polyp stinging small fish to death before devouring it
VT-8375 Coral Polyp - Night, Polyp stinging small fish to death before devouring it
VT-8342 Schooling Long-fin Bannerfish - A plankton feeder who swims off the bottom often
VT-8342 Schooling Long-fin Bannerfish - A plankton feeder who swims off the bottom often
Pm-3992 Norfolk Island Pine
Pm-3992 Norfolk Island Pine
Kel-923 Mandarin Fish
Kel-923 Mandarin Fish
JLMO-704 Norfolk Island PINE cone
JLMO-704 Norfolk Island PINE cone
Freshwater / Johnston CROCODILE - underwater, resting on bottom
Freshwater / Johnston CROCODILE - underwater, resting on bottom
SITATUNGA / Marsh Buck- Aerial view of Sitatunga running
SITATUNGA / Marsh Buck- Aerial view of Sitatunga running
Red Lechwe
Red Lechwe
Red Lechwe - Running in water, Aerial view
Red Lechwe - Running in water, Aerial view
Jellyfish - Stinging mudesa, Beautiful but dangerous. uncommon
Jellyfish - Stinging mudesa, Beautiful but dangerous. uncommon
Palau Jellyfish - Mass
Palau Jellyfish - Mass
Palau Jellyfish - Mass Featured 9 Dec 2004 Print

Palau Jellyfish - Mass

VT-8397
Palau Jellyfish - Mass
Jellyfish Lake, Palau
Thysanostoma thysanura
Millions of years ago, jellyfish were trapped in this lake in the hills of Palau after a submerged reef rose from the sea, creating a landlocked saltwater lake. The lake is now home to millions of jellyfish, they have adapted to the new conditions by losing their sting and they follow the sun which is necessary for then to synthesize their food
Valerie & Ron Taylor
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

© Ron & Valerie Taylor/ardea.com

Jellyfish - A perfect example of the common jellyfish as it roams the open ocean looking
Jellyfish - A perfect example of the common jellyfish as it roams the open ocean looking
Thimble Jellyfish - Thimble Jellyfish are always found in large congretations near or
Thimble Jellyfish - Thimble Jellyfish are always found in large congretations near or
Giant Jellyfish - Its stinging tentacles give protection to small fish as they drift in
Giant Jellyfish - Its stinging tentacles give protection to small fish as they drift in
Coral polyps, - Night. Worms attracted by camera light excite these cup corals into a
Coral polyps, - Night. Worms attracted by camera light excite these cup corals into a
Giant Cuttlefish - Endemic to southern and eastern Australia this is largest of all
Giant Cuttlefish - Endemic to southern and eastern Australia this is largest of all
Broadclub Cuttlefish - This cuttlefish changes colour and shape constantly
Broadclub Cuttlefish - This cuttlefish changes colour and shape constantly
Cuttlefish - This cuttlefish changes colour and shape constantly
Cuttlefish - This cuttlefish changes colour and shape constantly
Cuttlefish courting - Two male cuttlefish courting a female
Cuttlefish courting - Two male cuttlefish courting a female
Nudibranch - Laying eggs on a destroyed oil rig at 35meters
Nudibranch - Laying eggs on a destroyed oil rig at 35meters
Nudibranch - Endemic to North Western Australia
Nudibranch - Endemic to North Western Australia
Nudibranch - Melibe has a huge mouth (bottom right) which it stretches across the sand
Nudibranch - Melibe has a huge mouth (bottom right) which it stretches across the sand
Nudibranch - gliding over colourful sponge garden
Nudibranch - gliding over colourful sponge garden