Squirt Collection (#2)

LFB firefighters using a hand squirt
Two LFB firefighters using a hand squirt at headquarters, March 1938

Old fire engine and other equipment in a museum: an ancient fly wheel manual fire engine from Windsor Castle, built by Merryweathers predecessors, Hadley & Simpkin, in 1735; fire apparatus of 1666

Feather Star on a reef filled with Green Urn Sea Squirt (Didemnum sp. ) and Pink Marine Sponges - Maldives
LEE-116 Feather Star on a reef filled with Green Urn Sea Squirt (Didemnum sp.) and Pink Marine Sponges Maldives Colobometra perspinosa Lea Lee contact details: prints@ardea.com tel

USA, Oregon, Portland. Close-up of colorful fish bathtub toys

Ascidians Indonesia
VT-7791 Ascidians - sea squirts Indonesia Clavelina moluccensis Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Light Bulb Tunicate - small sea squirt Pacific
PM-6430 Light Bulb Tunicate - small sea squirt Pacific Clavelina huntsmani Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Ascidian next to yellow and red encrusting sponges, West Escarceo, Puerto Galera, Mindoro, Philippines
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Colony of ascidians or sea squirts, Didemnum molle, Monkey beach, Puerto Galera, Mindoro, Philippines
Andre Seale / SplashdownDirect

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"Discovering the Light Bulb Sea Squirt: A Fascinating Tunicate Species in the N Atlantic" In the depths of the North Atlantic, a remarkable creature known as the Light Bulb Sea Squirt or Tunicate captures our attention. With its unique appearance resembling an illuminated bulb, this tunicate species stands out among marine life. Found in various shades of vibrant colors, these sea squirts attach themselves to rocks and other surfaces using their adhesive-like secretions. Their bulbous bodies serve as protective homes for tiny organisms that seek refuge within their intricate network of chambers. As we delve deeper into their world, we encounter another captivating sight – a playful Golden Retriever named DDE-90037307. Eagerly retrieving a toy from the water with boundless enthusiasm, this loyal canine reminds us of nature's diverse wonders both on land and beneath the waves. Back to our underwater exploration, we observe how these tunicates filter feed by drawing in water through one siphon and expelling it through another. This process not only provides sustenance for them but also contributes to maintaining a healthy marine ecosystem by filtering impurities from surrounding waters. DDE-90037304 joins our adventure next – yet another furry companion who seems equally intrigued by these fascinating creatures. Together with DDE-90024844 and DDE-90024820, they form an unexpected camaraderie between two worlds – terrestrial and aquatic. Amidst all this excitement lies an important reminder about environmental conservation. The delicate balance between human activities and nature is crucial for preserving habitats like those inhabited by these enchanting sea squirts. By being mindful stewards of our planet's resources, we can ensure future generations have opportunities to witness such marvels firsthand.