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First day of band practice
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"I dream of Jeannie"
Palácio da Vila
Azulejos
século XVIII
Sintra/Portugal
photos cjmn
Some of the faces of the male hostages who won't be freed in phase one
Our most recent addition to the deep-sea-animals-you've-never-heard-of collection—a pelagic ribbon worm, Phallonemertes sp.
Nemerteans are neither worms nor fish, although they look a bit like both. They are unique enough to belong in their own phylum. Most nemerteans burrow in sediments or between crevices in rocks, shells, and other seafloor habitats, but some, like this one, live in the open ocean, never touching the seafloor.
Nemerteans range in length from a few millimeters to 30 meters stretched (nearly 100 feet) in length (most species commonly measure about 20 centimeters, just about eight inches, or less).
Arturo Pacheco Altamirano - Boca de Buenos Aires (1955)