Truth behind adorable baby platypus photo has everyone in hystericshttps://t.co/R2D10TzzAv pic.twitter.com/81LZuwVRBX— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) February 18, 2020
Truth behind adorable baby platypus photo has everyone in hystericshttps://t.co/R2D10TzzAv pic.twitter.com/81LZuwVRBX
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引用元: 【くコ:彡】ニュージーランド近海で体長4メートルの不味そうなイカが網にかかる
ニュージーランド近海で体長4メートルのイカが網にかかる【写真】https://t.co/l8X4pmDYfs— Sputnik 日本 (@sputnik_jp) February 18, 2020 この投稿をInstagramで見る It was a normal day surveying hoki stocks on the Chatham Rise… and then this happened 🦑 At 7.34am on January 21 a trawl net was pulled from a depth of 442m. NIWA scientists were surprised to spot huge tentacles among the fish caught in the net. It was a giant squid. Measuring more than 4m and weighing about 110kg, Voyage leader and NIWA fisheries scientist Darren Stevens described it as “probably on the smallish side”. The squid was dissected onboard. Because there are several fully intact giant squid specimens on mainland New Zealand, the crew decided to take nearly 50kg of samples of the scientifically valuable bits including the eyes, head, stomach and reproductive organs. NIWA researchers catch a giant squid about once a decade. While giant squid are a global species, Mr Stevens says New Zealand seems to be something of a hotspot for catching them. “New Zealand is kind of the giant squid capital of the world – anywhere else a giant squid is caught in a net would be a massive deal. But there’s been a few caught off New Zealand. It’s only the second one I’ve ever seen. I’ve been on about 40 trips on Tangaroa, and most surveys are about a month, and I’ve only ever seen two. That’s pretty rare.” 📷 Brit Finucci NIWA New Zealand(@niwa_science)がシェアした投稿 - 2020年 2月月16日午後7時17分PST .@NiwaWeather scientists pulled up this big beauty on the Chatham Rise east of Canterbury last month - a 110kg giant squid. pic.twitter.com/wk0qndpPuE— Luke Appleby (@lukeappleby) February 17, 2020 --- 詳細はソース元から --- 2020年02月18日 09:16 スプートニク日本 https://jp.sputniknews.com/entertainment/202002187113198/
ニュージーランド近海で体長4メートルのイカが網にかかる【写真】https://t.co/l8X4pmDYfs— Sputnik 日本 (@sputnik_jp) February 18, 2020
ニュージーランド近海で体長4メートルのイカが網にかかる【写真】https://t.co/l8X4pmDYfs
この投稿をInstagramで見る It was a normal day surveying hoki stocks on the Chatham Rise… and then this happened 🦑 At 7.34am on January 21 a trawl net was pulled from a depth of 442m. NIWA scientists were surprised to spot huge tentacles among the fish caught in the net. It was a giant squid. Measuring more than 4m and weighing about 110kg, Voyage leader and NIWA fisheries scientist Darren Stevens described it as “probably on the smallish side”. The squid was dissected onboard. Because there are several fully intact giant squid specimens on mainland New Zealand, the crew decided to take nearly 50kg of samples of the scientifically valuable bits including the eyes, head, stomach and reproductive organs. NIWA researchers catch a giant squid about once a decade. While giant squid are a global species, Mr Stevens says New Zealand seems to be something of a hotspot for catching them. “New Zealand is kind of the giant squid capital of the world – anywhere else a giant squid is caught in a net would be a massive deal. But there’s been a few caught off New Zealand. It’s only the second one I’ve ever seen. I’ve been on about 40 trips on Tangaroa, and most surveys are about a month, and I’ve only ever seen two. That’s pretty rare.” 📷 Brit Finucci NIWA New Zealand(@niwa_science)がシェアした投稿 - 2020年 2月月16日午後7時17分PST
It was a normal day surveying hoki stocks on the Chatham Rise… and then this happened 🦑 At 7.34am on January 21 a trawl net was pulled from a depth of 442m. NIWA scientists were surprised to spot huge tentacles among the fish caught in the net. It was a giant squid. Measuring more than 4m and weighing about 110kg, Voyage leader and NIWA fisheries scientist Darren Stevens described it as “probably on the smallish side”. The squid was dissected onboard. Because there are several fully intact giant squid specimens on mainland New Zealand, the crew decided to take nearly 50kg of samples of the scientifically valuable bits including the eyes, head, stomach and reproductive organs. NIWA researchers catch a giant squid about once a decade. While giant squid are a global species, Mr Stevens says New Zealand seems to be something of a hotspot for catching them. “New Zealand is kind of the giant squid capital of the world – anywhere else a giant squid is caught in a net would be a massive deal. But there’s been a few caught off New Zealand. It’s only the second one I’ve ever seen. I’ve been on about 40 trips on Tangaroa, and most surveys are about a month, and I’ve only ever seen two. That’s pretty rare.” 📷 Brit Finucci
NIWA New Zealand(@niwa_science)がシェアした投稿 - 2020年 2月月16日午後7時17分PST
.@NiwaWeather scientists pulled up this big beauty on the Chatham Rise east of Canterbury last month - a 110kg giant squid. pic.twitter.com/wk0qndpPuE— Luke Appleby (@lukeappleby) February 17, 2020
.@NiwaWeather scientists pulled up this big beauty on the Chatham Rise east of Canterbury last month - a 110kg giant squid. pic.twitter.com/wk0qndpPuE
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紋別アイヌ協会の会長ら２人を書類送検へ 許可得ずにサケ捕獲 北海道 https://t.co/zf5N9klrGG #hbcnews— ＨＢＣ news (@HBCnewsJNN) February 18, 2020 --- 詳細はソース元から --- https://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20200218-00000004-hbcv-hok
紋別アイヌ協会の会長ら２人を書類送検へ 許可得ずにサケ捕獲 北海道 https://t.co/zf5N9klrGG #hbcnews— ＨＢＣ news (@HBCnewsJNN) February 18, 2020
紋別アイヌ協会の会長ら２人を書類送検へ 許可得ずにサケ捕獲 北海道 https://t.co/zf5N9klrGG #hbcnews
引用元: 【魚】ウナギ稚魚、一転豊漁 静岡県内、前年の10倍 養殖池満杯、6年ぶり休漁
Web静新： ウナギ稚魚、一転豊漁 静岡県内、前年の１０倍 https://t.co/RQaAwINJAW #静岡新聞— 静岡新聞 (@shizushin) February 17, 2020 --- 詳細はソース元から --- 2/17(月) 17:00配信 https://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20200217-00000027-at_s-l22
Web静新： ウナギ稚魚、一転豊漁 静岡県内、前年の１０倍 https://t.co/RQaAwINJAW #静岡新聞— 静岡新聞 (@shizushin) February 17, 2020
Web静新： ウナギ稚魚、一転豊漁 静岡県内、前年の１０倍 https://t.co/RQaAwINJAW #静岡新聞
引用元: 【海の幸】宮古島 寒さで魚が浮く アイゴやフエフキダイなど熱帯性の魚が仮死状態で浮き上がり海岸に打ち寄せられる
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