rew111
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Hi all.
I was watching some newt larvae in a pond nearby when i noticed something i haven't seen before. There was a creature with a smallish cylindrical body on a leaf at the bottom of the pond with large tentacle-like protrusions. At first i thought it was a colony of some sort of worm, but on closer inspection they definitely seemed to be coming from a body. They were long, thin and seemed to be feeling around the water, although the body itself never moved. Some sort of hydra perhaps? I thought they remained very small, this was sizeable, probably around the size of a young adult smooth newt.
Any ideas? I can draw an interpretation if that helps, although i'd be doing it on paint and it would probably look absolutely ridiculous! :ha:
I was watching some newt larvae in a pond nearby when i noticed something i haven't seen before. There was a creature with a smallish cylindrical body on a leaf at the bottom of the pond with large tentacle-like protrusions. At first i thought it was a colony of some sort of worm, but on closer inspection they definitely seemed to be coming from a body. They were long, thin and seemed to be feeling around the water, although the body itself never moved. Some sort of hydra perhaps? I thought they remained very small, this was sizeable, probably around the size of a young adult smooth newt.
Any ideas? I can draw an interpretation if that helps, although i'd be doing it on paint and it would probably look absolutely ridiculous! :ha: