Tide Pooling for Sea Slugs (Nudibranchs) in San Diego

[@frankartzer]

Interesting animals hidden there

[@ruthusflabbergast1263]

Good video! Nice footage looks like a documentary

[@ExplorationEverything]

Thanks very much! It’s quite fun documenting the diverse local creatures

[@bradenartzer]

This was the most sea hares I’ve seen to date!

[@ExplorationEverything]

California and Black Sea hares were abundant! I even saw some egg casings…forbidden ramen

[@carrielord5268]

Is it La Jolla?

[@ExplorationEverything]

It was by sunset cliffs🙌🏽

[@wyrmeleon2002]

What equipment did you use to film so clearly underwater?

[@ExplorationEverything]

We use a TG7! It's a nice tough camera that is waterproof and captures pretty nice macro photos and 4K video

[@DreadEnder]

You’ve seen more in a few rock pools than I saw in two trips to the Mediterranean.

[@ExplorationEverything]

@@DreadEnder trips to the Mediterranean sound great. I bet you still saw lots of interesting animals/plants, etc. If you live near a beach, you should definitely try looking for rock pool organisms. And document them on iNaturalist

[@DreadEnder]

@@ExplorationEverything I found a couple morays, nudibranches, stonefish, rays and lots of starfish, urchins, jellyfish and cave fish