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Larval flounder (possibly Laeops Kitahara) in the open ocean at night off Anilao, Philippines
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Nighttime Disco with Larval Flounder - An Underwater Rave in the Philippines!
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. Get ready to groove as we dive into the vibrant and mysterious world of larval flounders off the coast of Anilao, Philippines. In this snapshot captured by Shane Gross, these funky flatfish are seen showing off their moves under the starry night sky. As they gracefully glide through the open ocean, these larval flounders bring a whole new meaning to "dancing with the stars". With their mesmerizing patterns and delicate fins, it's no wonder they're stealing the show! These little party animals belong to the Laeops Kitahara family (possibly), but one thing is for sure – they know how to have a good time! Their unique ability to camouflage themselves against both plain and black backgrounds adds an extra touch of flair to their already impressive dance routine. In this biodiversity hotspot, where marine life thrives in abundance, these young flounders add a splash of excitement and color. They remind us that even in darkness, beauty can shine bright like bioluminescent fireworks illuminating the Pacific Ocean. So next time you find yourself diving into nature's discotheque at nightfall, keep your eyes peeled for these groovy larvae. Just be careful not to step on any dancing feet – or should we say. . . fins?
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