Welcome to a mini-ocean. It's to be found in the Geology Museum in the Romney Building. Any quick break between class, I'll go check it out.
Here's one of the newer crinoids that have joined the aquatic ranks:
Here's a crab that I saw for the first time today:
And here's a sea cucumber that prefers hanging on the glass side of the aquarium.
Have you ever seen a sea-apple feed itself? I can go see it almost any day of the week. It tucks its arms in its mouth and eats the food off of them. (That's a couple of faculty members, Bro. Ben and Bro. Little, discussing global climate issues in the background audio)
Welcome to a mini-ocean. It's to be found in the Geology Museum in the Romney Building. Any quick break between class, I'll go check it out.
Here's one of the newer crinoids that have joined the aquatic ranks: 
Here's a crab that I saw for the first time today: 
And here's a sea cucumber that prefers hanging on the glass side of the aquarium. 
Have you ever seen a sea-apple feed itself? I can go see it almost any day of the week. It tucks its arms in its mouth and eats the food off of them. (That's a couple of faculty members, Bro. Ben and Bro. Little, discussing global climate issues in the background audio)
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That lucky Sea-Apple. My mom always yelled at me when I ate with my fingers.
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