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Have you ever seen salp before? Salps are semi-transparent, barrel-shaped marine organisms that propel themselves through water by contracting bands of muscles encircling their bodies. Just like plastic bags, salps are transparent objects that slowly move through the ocean. Marine animals often mistakenly ingest plastic bags for underwater prey, creating significant risks to their health and survival. The next time you’re at a beach, waterway or wherever you are #take3forthesea and you have made

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Salp is a marine invertebrate that moves by contracting & pumping water through its gelatinous body. It feeds on plankton through its internal feeding filters. When the plankton is plentiful, the salp can clog & sink to the sea floor. This sinking salp carries carbon & nutriets to the sea floor. Small fish can also use salp as a home, protection, or food. Salp do not have a brain or central nervous system. This salp was quickly placed back in the ocean. #salp #seasalp #tunicates #ocean #diving |

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Weird creature feature: Salp. The family that stays together…Salps have a complex life cycle, growing so fast that they can grow to maturity in 48 hours. They are thought to be the fastest growing multicellular animal on Earth, increasing their body length by up to 10% per hour. Salps have a complex life cycle alternating between a sexual and asexual form. Despite looking rather like a jellyfish, salps are a member of the Tunicata, a group of animals also known as sea squirts. They are taxonomic

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This fascinating creature is called Salp. Salps have a complex life cycle, growing so fast that they can grow to maturity in 48 hours. They are thought to be the fastest-growing multicellular animal on Earth, increasing their body length by up to 10% per hour. (🎥 Chiara underwater photographer) 🙏❤️❤️ | Mother Earth

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