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Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

Osteospermum moniliferum moniliferum

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

Buff-tailed Bumble Bee

Bombus terrestris

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

A green crab on rocks

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

Image of Tasmania map with the words No Conservation Status

European Green Crab

Carcinus maenas

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

European Rabbit

Oryctolagus cuniculus

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

Vespula germanica

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

Fuller's Rose Weevil

Naupactus cervinus

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

Pinus radiata

A group of greenish-blue crabs on sand

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

New Zealand Half Crab

Petrolisthes elongatus

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

New Zealand Screw Shell

Maoricolpus roseus

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

Metacarcinus novaezelandiae

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

Small Pointed Snail

Cochlicella barbara

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Hermit crab in a shell underwater

A small hermit crab species this guy is under 10mm in size

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

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

Thin white bivalve shells laying on sand

Limaria imitans

Limaria imitans a marine bivalve species washed up along Tomahawk Beach