The Feiro Marine Life Center in Port Angeles allows visitors to take a close look at tidepool creatures without the hazards of slippery rocks and crashing waves. And the closer look an aquarium offers allows a glimpse at the stunning beauty and diversity of underwater life. For me anemones are a case in point.This one is aptly called an elegant anemone.
This is a giant green anemone.
And I think this is a fish eating anemone. They’re not as benign as they may appear.
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Great photos! It’s hard to get aquarium shots. 🙂
They are certainly colorful but I’ll keep my distance!
Re your comment on Ocala: Very funny. Actually, there’s just as many confessions going on in the Catholic church these days but they mostly involve the priests confessing to the congregations! 🙂
Fascinating critters. There are a couple of aquariums in one of the galleries of our Museum of Nature.
Very interesting – and beautiful.
Very attractive animals.