Flatworms also mimic nudis and nudis mimic other nudis. There's also a newly discovered polychaete worm that mimics aeolid nudis and an amphipod that mimics a nudi on the West Coast of N. America. Here's Paradoris liturata that mimics Phyllidia pustulosa. 🥰

Out to lunch.

Time to reinforce our resolve, with both elbows. Think and check the country of origin and ownership of the companies where you shop. Go for a walk to the store instead of having purchases delivered. Support your own country, and those countries that support, rather than attack Canada.

Samba says hi.

This is NOT a Napolean wrasse. A Bumphead parrotfish is scientifically named Bolbometopon muricatum. A napolean Wrasse looks like this:

P.P. is parasitic or predatory worm on the Canadian taxpayer.

Plus, DJT does not have cheekbones. This portrait is patterned after Lincoln. More delusions of grandeur.

Coton madness. Could not have been Samba that wreaked the destruction of the bed. Must be some other destroyer that can no longer be found.

Gymnosome? Appears similar to Hydromyles globulosus.

Apparently not in one case.

Consider the similarity. Hmm. Why hasn't anyone brought this up? I usually admire mimicry (in marine animals). Two of a kind.

Hypselodoris confetti vs Hypselodoris roo. The body colour can vary tremendously from dark grey blue to almost white. Spots on the gill rachis can be present or not.

Now a year older, but just as adorable.

Interesting choice of brooch, Jeanine. Notice the position of the wings on the eagle. They are not reaching up, but are spread and facing down. Eerily reminiscent of a Nazi eagle insignia, save for the giant pearl.

Nameless, shameless waste of air, no doubt bragging to Trump about how close he was to the King. An unelected and unwelcome "Visitor" that is occupying government property at taxpayers' expense.

Not sure I agree about more attractive, though the last week's Botox and bronzer almost eliminated the Tesla logo from Pierre's forehead.

Wishful thinking....

Time flies when you're having fun. Samba's one year old! #dogs #dogsofbluesky @dogs.bsky.social

This daddy is far more likely.

That's better.

I was thinking more like this.

What an odd photo choice. Here's the real Istiophorus platypterus...on the left.