The image shows a close-up view of a rocky tide pool environment. There is a large, beige-colored sea snail or limpet attached to the underside of a rock, with its spiral shell visible. Below it, on the rocky surface, there is a green sea anemone with its tentacles spread out. The surrounding area is covered with various small rocks, pebbles, and patches of seaweed or algae. The scene is wet, indicating the presence of water, typical of a tide pool habitat.

What’s in the Tidepools? – November 2024

The image shows a bright orange sea anemone attached to a rock or a similar surface. The anemone has a central disc surrounded by numerous tentacles that are pointed and slightly translucent. The tentacles are arranged in concentric circles and vary in size, with the ones in the center being longer and more prominent. The base of the anemone is a darker orange with a ribbed texture. The surrounding area appears to be underwater, with some green algae or seaweed visible in the background.

What’s In the Tidepools? – November 2024

(Brooding Anemone – NPS Photo/M. Rose)

Here is a sampling of what our volunteers observed during this month — thank you to everyone who contributed. Remember to send in your photos; we truly appreciate sharing them with everyone.

Don’t forget to visit the Tidepool Videos page.

This month we had a lot of Sea Hare sightings along with sea stars and Brooding Anemones. We even had dolphin bones show up in the tidepools.

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