Images Dated 13th September 2005
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Featured 13 Sep 2005 Print
VT-2731 SEA CUCUMBER - with cuvierian organs / sticky threads ejected
VT-2731
SEA CUCUMBER - with cuvierian organs / sticky threads ejected
Family: Holothurian? Class: Holothuridaea
The Cuvierian organs / sticky threads are part of the digestive tract and can be regenerated. These toxic threads are part of the sea slugs defence mechanism. They stick onto predators and are left behind by the sea slug. They're part of the digestive tract and can be regenerated.
Valerie & Ron Taylor
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© Ron & Valerie Taylor/ardea.com
Featured 13 Sep 2005 Print
Humes Yellow-browed / Humes Leaf Warbler
RES-432
Humes Yellow-browed / Humes Leaf Warbler
Brighton, UK
Phylloscopus inornatus humei
Sub-species of Yellow-browed Warbler
Dist: North India, Bangladesh, South East Asia
Vagrant
George Reszeter
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