Is been quite a while since I visited the lively northern shore. PT & me re-visit this lovely shore this morning.
The first star that we found was this cute little Biscuit Star.
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| A Biscuit Sea Star (Goniodiscaster scaber) |
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| There a lots of tiny one too! |
This Sand Star with one arm missing and another is growing...
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| Sand Star |
Animals that stay in the intertidal area must be able to hold themselves during low tide. This pair of seahorse was put to test when the tide goes down.
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| Pair of Spotted Sea Horse(Hippocampus kuda) |
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| Millet Cowrie (Cyprea millaris) |
The Millet Cowrie is a threaten cowrie in Singapore, is really good to be able to see one here!
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| Fan Shell |
There are lots pf Fan Shell half burrowed in the sand and with nice colours too!
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| A stranded fish by the outgoing tide |
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| Another stranded animal - Jelly Fish |
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| A Sea Pen |
There are lots of sea cucumber of different kinds.
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| This Thorny Sea Cucumber with feeding tentacles out |
There are also lots of Peacock Anemones in the tidal pool.
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| with different colours! |
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| Soft corals |
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| Peanut Worm |
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| Sea Urchin |
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| The Geographic Sea Hare (Syphonota geographica) |
The Geographic Sea Hare is in season, there are many of them on the shore!
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| Octopus! |
Finally found one octopus!
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| A very striking Striped Hermit Crab |
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| Mantis Shrimp |
We have to stop of walk when the window period over, the tide is coming back just when we are about to go for breakfast.
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