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Niamh Bernadette (They/Them)
Cool as a Cucumber / Fresco Come una Rosa 🥒 🕷️ 🌹

I believe this is an Araniella Cucurbitina or a Cucumber Green Spider. Another photo from one of the gardens last weekend! The photos may not be very in focus because the wind was swaying the rose and I have pretty shaky hands so there were too many things to contend with! So, sorry about that! 🙏🏻✨

#photography #amateurphotography #blooms #flower #flowerstagram #bloomscrolling #spring #rose #spider #insect #macro #red #green #garden #nature #urbangarden #evening #italia #italy #bologna #primavera #fiore #europe #rosa #ragno
The image is a close-up photograph of a red rose with a small spider on it. The rose is in full bloom. Its petals slightly curled and facing upwards. There is small green spider is sitting on one of the rose's petals on the left hand side of the photo. It is a bright green colour which contrasts the red of the rose. The background of the photo is blurred but you can make out green foliage.
The photo is a close-up of the green spider on the red rose. The spider has a round, green body with black spots and eight legs. It is in the center of the photo - facing forward. The background is filled with more red petals.
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Warren Currie 🦠🦐

Weekend #Plankton Factoid 🦠🦐
Plankton is fundamental to the functioning of aquatic #ecosystems. An example was seen in the 2013 deaths of #Florida bottlenose dolphins. Dense harmful phytoplankton #blooms from excess nutrients in the Indian River lagoon shaded out seagrass and shifted the composition of forage fishes from Ladyfish to the not as energy rich Sea Bream. The #dolphins became malnourished and more susceptible to stress from toxins and #ClimateChange. #Science
frontiersin.org/news/2025/04/0

image/jpeg a sleek, grey, bottlenosed dolphin comes partially out of the water with a fish captured it in its mouth. Photo from Sarasota Dolphin Research Program. https://sarasotadolphin.org/tangled-food-web/
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