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A marine flatworm on a rock underwater
Carpet Flatworm (Thysanozoon brocchii)
Carpet Flatworm (Thysanozoon brocchii) <br><br> https://tomahawk.org.au/flora-fauna/view-species/thysanozoon-brocchii
A small brown and white crab underwater
Three-Pronged Spider Crab Halicarcinus ovatus
This one is about 8mm in size <br><br> #tasmania #tasmaniaparks #marinebiology #discovertasmania #visitnorthtas #instatasmania #seetasmania #tomahawk #lutruwita #dorsettasmania #northeasttasmania #visitnortheasttasmania
A sea-slug on a rock underwater
Macleay’s sea-slug (Baeolidia macleayi)
Macleay’s sea-slug (Baeolidia macleayi)<br><br> https://tomahawk.org.au/flora-fauna/view-species/baeolidia-macleayi
Thin white bivalve shells laying on sand
Limaria imitans
Limaria imitans a marine bivalve species washed up along Tomahawk Beach

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Sunrise at the Lone Tree at Binalong in the Bay of Fires Tasmania The Bay of Fires is characterised by white beaches, blue water and huge granite blocks that are coloured bright orange by lichens that belong to the family Hymeneliaceae.

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