A marin UFO? The broadclub cuttlefish (Sepia latimanus). 海の未確認飛行物体、コブシメ

(Shinjuku) (Light)

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(Shinjuku) (White Line and Shadow)

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Utsushi-e: 44 Years Behind the Scenes

FUJI television network, Inc.

A Matter of Imagination

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(Shinjuku) (Map of the West Side of Shinjuku Station)

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(The City: Shinjuku) (Building and Tree)

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Nightmare

SORIN, Pierrick

(Shinjuku) (Shadow)

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100 Underwater Views of the Japanese Archipelago Parapliacanthus ransonneti form schools that look like small mountains at a depth of two meters.

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An Exhibition of Underwater Faces Scorpionfish (Rhinopias frondosa)

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27,000 Hours Under the Sea Phantasmic fans (Anthogorgia sp.).

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Kamui of the Okhotsk The male sculpin (Bero elegans) protect its eggs.

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100 Underwater Views of the Japanese Archipelago Yonaguni Point: underwater ruins. Some believe that these structures are artificial, others that they are natural. Interest is high worldwide.

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Tokyo Bay In Total Octopus (Octopus sinensis)

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100 Underwater Views of the Japanese Archipelago Acropora nobilis. Corals are colonies composed of many individuals. Individuals can grow large but the sperm and eggs produced by a single individual do not fertilize each other. In thie way the coral avoids inbreeding. Corals seem to have known the importance of this principle from long, long ago. That is why corals always spawn at the same time.

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27,000 Hours Under the Sea The rabbitfishes (Singaidae) seem like pals of the jellyfish (Netrostoma setouchiana).

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