glass sponge

Living structures, such as this glass sponge, are found at a depth of more



Most sponges are cellular – and these cells don't have a way of passing



This glass sponge was discovered in the Weddell Sea.



At least three different types of glass sponges have been seen on this



Euplectella aspergillum, a spectacular glass sponge also known as Venus'



Glass Sponge. In modern times, the delicate animals were thought to exist



The glass sponge shrimp (Spongicoloides cf.) lives in the deep-water glass



The same species of glass sponge in this 2005 photo is one of a trio of



Tulip-Shaped Glass Sponge



Glass sponge with what appear to be zooanthids attached.



Crab clinging to a glass sponge with small gorgonians nearby and a



Glass Sponge Hexactinellida back to Natural Sea Sponge



About 70 types of glass sponge have been found growing on the deep-sea floor



A reef of glass sponges, Venus Project, University of Victoria



Canada moves to protect B.C.'s precious Glass Sponge Reefs:



Lots of the newly-discovered species were tiny, but this glass sponge was



The cup sponge is a type of glass sponge, with a stalk of long glass



Large glass sponge with soft corals attached



They are often called glass sponges. For a recent example of a glass sponge,



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