The most fantastic case of mimicry ever recorded:
This fantastic image reached me through a long chain of repostings, I found it at Deep Sea News 
. Oh, and check out the other great white as well!
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Kan dette være 1030? Han var ein flink og kjekk blekksprut.
Og sånt eit fagert syn øverst på sida!!
Definitivt 1030, ein elles eminent symjelærar! Og det er klart eg måtte ha noke vakkert øvst på sida! Elles fleire fagre syn her: http://www.miromurr.no/havet/?p=144
Hej! Tack för besöker vår sida! Glad att vi har skandinavisk anhängarna.
Hej, Kevin! Kommer din nästa post på svenska? Having left marine biology, I miss it, and read you blog regularly to ease the pain
Oh, and I have fond memories of Happy Hour at Duke Marine Lab (only once, though), so I hope to get around to reading your Darwin Day talk soon!
Oh! When were you at Duke Marine Lab? Sad to see a marine biologist leave the field
I’ve often thought of it too, but somehow the low pay keeps me here…
Hej då
I interviewed for grad school at Duke Marine Lab (and NC State) way back in ‘95. I ended up accepting a grant in Norway though, going to the US on 1 yr exchange instead. Being really interested in behavioural stuff, and firmly rooted in marine biology back home, I grasped a change to go to University of Ketucky, where they were doing some interesting predator-prey stuff.
Duke seemed VERY tempting, though, science-wise, climate-wise and people were extremely welcoming. I was taken to a folk concert and a Mardi Gras Party with a pretty good local Cajun band. On the third day I was there, people on main street and in stores in Beaufort recognized me and stopped to chat
Have to admit I LOVED that!