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Scyllarides arctus
Image Title:  Scyllarides arctus
 
 By: Antonio Osorio  
  Copyright ©2004



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Photographer Antonio Osorio {K:2308}
Project #30 Water Camera Model Nikon F80
Categories Wildlife
Film Format
Portfolio UW photo
Lens 28-105 micro
Uploaded 2/12/2004 Film / Memory Type reala100
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 336 Shutter 1/90
Favorites Aperture 5.6
Critiques 9 Rating
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About Slipper lobsters are found in warm seas throughout the world, and this species is one of the smallest... É o nosso vulgar cavaco, nao confundir com o cavaco açoriano. Este é mais pequeno, com habitos nocturnos, encontrado com frequencia nos litorais da Serra da Arrábida.
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There are 9 Comments in 1 Pages
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Marcos Duarte   {K:15205} 2/12/2004
WOW! Great light and composition. Scene is beautifull.
Congrat.
Marcos


Carmem A. Busko   {K:48763} 2/12/2004
Belo trabalho, Antonio.
Parabéns,
Carmem


Antonio Osorio   {K:2308} 2/12/2004
Scyllarus arctus.
This crustacean is about 13cm (5?) long, dark brown, with a lobster-like
tail. It has orange-red eyes and a rough granulated texture to the shell.
The head scales have an attractive light and dark brown pattern and there are little longitudinal light brown and red markings on the tail. The walking legs have alternating bands of cream and brown, making it look as if it is wearing rugby socks... :)

They live on stony ground, in caves, and can also be found on muddy bottoms or in seagrass beds.
They use the large spade-like scales at the front of the head to burrow into mud,
sand or gravel between and under stones. When startled, they can shoot
backwards rapidly by flexing their abdomen (tail).


Orazio Minnella   {K:46645} 2/12/2004
Great work!Very well done.Congratulation Antonio.
Regards...Orazio


xy x   {K:41915} 2/13/2004
Antonio, thanks for the interesting and useful informations, wonderful species and excellent shot, so vivid colours and great sharpness, perfect focus and amazing underwater photo, congrats, best regards


G C   {K:12204} 2/14/2004
Great capture!


Gabriele Pfund   {K:11745} 2/15/2004
Great capture! Very good sharpness, details and colours; and the eyes are just great...!! My best regards :)


Mauro     {K:5868} 2/16/2004
A parte il contenuto didascalisco, le foto sono realizzate in maniera magistrale. Complimenti. Ciao.


Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia   {K:91595} 3/6/2004
bellisima.


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