Puget Sound Tidepooling and Beachcombing - Giant Moon Snail and Saggy Anemones!

[@Just_A_Guy_Here.]

The "mystery animal" at the end is likely some species of 'Sea Squirt', the individual shown being freefloating, as primarily sea sqiurts are found glued to a surface. They are somewhat related to tunicates, and are likely our closest related invertebrates to vertebrates ourselves.

[@drewfrazer3552]

Babe, wake up! The new Nudibranch Nerd vid just dropped

[@Thepryomaniac]

Mystery animal! Its kind of amazing to find things we can't easily identify even in common places. Love the travel videos!

[@SandyFielding-cl4dc]

Baby flounder!🥰👍

[@liliththeoshwaire7698]

legendary youtube homepage pull

[@Operngeist1]

I am kinda creeped out by the head sculptures ngl

[@c5365]

2:21 - 🤔

[@anlam1044]

where is this at?

[@nudibranchnerd]

Edmonds, Washington!

[@anlam1044]

@@nudibranchnerd you have some amazing finds, we went out on negative tide a few times but didn't find much. Is this north of the ferry area?

[@lornacy]

❤️

[@quitlife9279]

Can't say i've been to a lot of tide pools, but i've seen a number of anemones and snails, and the ones shown in the video have been the most unattractive ones i've ever seen or even imagined possible. I think i'll just stay inside.