Just seen two rays and then a slug slithered over the lens!
6 hours ago
Kathryn Elliott
i like the sea slugs is there any reason why there are so many lately?
8 hours ago
Duncan
Fish, sharks and sea slugs at the same time. What's not to like?
13 hours ago
Derek05
Hannah and Dave, small world indeed, we are in Garstang ! Stay safe my friends.
21 hours ago
Dave Harris
@ Hannah, small world, my grandparents lived in Fulwood, and we had a business on Church Street, myself up the coast in Lytham. Site is fun, beats BBC etc in lock down by miles ! Might need a day or two to find out how to get the best out of it, shame you missed all the fun with the Stromboli eruption. I stream this onto the TV for a 'virtual aquarium. in the corner off the lounge. Just ask if need help, plenty folk on here..
23 hours ago
trish
hi Hannah88. are you new to this cam? if so, you will love it!
23 hours ago
Hannah88
Hi all. I'm watching from Fulwood Preston Lancashire UK.
1 day ago
Kathryn Elliott
thanks Jenny he was moving in for a selfie with his little horns waggling!
1 day ago
Jenny
Kathryn: Lovely pic of the sea slug! Who would have thought a slug could be so cute?
1 day ago
barbara lister
Thankyou for cleaning the camera lens- lovey clear piccy now
2 days ago
Peter
HALIL thanks for the updates
2 days ago
HALIL
Nudibranchs are soft shell, marine gastropod mollusks that shed their shells after larval stages. They often stand out with their extraordinary colors and striking forms, and colorful nicknames such as "clown", "marigold", "majestic", "dancer", "dragon" or "sea rabbit" were given. Currently, about 3,000 valid types of nudibranches are known. (Wikiwand)
2 days ago
Adrian Allain
There are a few sea slugs / nudibranchs moving around on the seabed. Not exactly sluggish.
2 days ago
Dave Harris
Lancashire UK myself, just a bit south of Blackpool Airport, near Royal Lytham Golf Course...
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These slugs love skiing down the slope.
Just seen two rays and then a slug slithered over the lens!
i like the sea slugs is there any reason why there are so many lately?
Fish, sharks and sea slugs at the same time. What's not to like?
Hannah and Dave, small world indeed, we are in Garstang ! Stay safe my friends.
@ Hannah, small world, my grandparents lived in Fulwood, and we had a business on Church Street, myself up the coast in Lytham. Site is fun, beats BBC etc in lock down by miles ! Might need a day or two to find out how to get the best out of it, shame you missed all the fun with the Stromboli eruption. I stream this onto the TV for a 'virtual aquarium. in the corner off the lounge. Just ask if need help, plenty folk on here..
hi Hannah88. are you new to this cam? if so, you will love it!
Hi all. I'm watching from Fulwood Preston Lancashire UK.
thanks Jenny he was moving in for a selfie with his little horns waggling!
Kathryn: Lovely pic of the sea slug! Who would have thought a slug could be so cute?
Thankyou for cleaning the camera lens- lovey clear piccy now
HALIL thanks for the updates
Nudibranchs are soft shell, marine gastropod mollusks that shed their shells after larval stages. They often stand out with their extraordinary colors and striking forms, and colorful nicknames such as "clown", "marigold", "majestic", "dancer", "dragon" or "sea rabbit" were given.
Currently, about 3,000 valid types of nudibranches are known. (Wikiwand)
There are a few sea slugs / nudibranchs moving around on the seabed. Not exactly sluggish.
Lancashire UK myself, just a bit south of Blackpool Airport, near Royal Lytham Golf Course...
hi Chris. just by Exeter airport.