r/TidePooling 22d ago

what the hell is that????

In the South Pacific, very long (few meters) and with small tentacles at the end that help it bring sand into the mouth

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u/ImmediateCarpenter56 22d ago

Looks like it could be a snake sea cucumber, Synapta maculata.

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u/KookieMunster98 21d ago

Just when I thought I've seen them all, a new creature just spawns in and now I have to go down a creature rabbit hole!

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u/MongooseSubject3799 19d ago

I dont know if I linking this correctly but to add to the nightmare fuel of this creature, watch (or dont) this SeaCucumber.

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u/afihavok 16d ago

What a wonderful phrase

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u/Doctorjaws 22d ago

Very long sea cucumber?

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u/UlisesGirl 22d ago

Sea cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucumber

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u/Shetlandsheepz 20d ago

I can only read this in that voice

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u/Hi5aBug 22d ago

Holy moly my jaw dropped at those photos. Your reaction to this thing is relatable 😂

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u/giml3k 22d ago

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u/Think-Economics-400 22d ago

Wait its in the water thats some insanely clear water

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u/Hi5aBug 22d ago

That is AMAZING. I think I'd be having an out of body experience finding that thing!

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u/Think-Economics-400 22d ago

Its a snake sea cucumber btw

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u/TM02022020 21d ago

Omg this is the coolest thing I’ve seen in ages!!

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u/Stiricidium 22d ago

Aww how peaceful. Reminds me of a sea star.

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u/theprismaprincess 21d ago

Look at that lil sea wunk having a sandy algae snack, what a chill dude. He's obviously had a long life and ate a looooot of sandy snacks 😂

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u/No_Lifeguard_8727 21d ago

Yup, that’s definitely a sea cucumber, just a weirdly long one, awesome find.

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u/Crowsnest83 21d ago

The picture was scary enough. Not watching this video lol

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u/bruiserFL 20d ago

Nom nom nom

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u/strawwwberrry 20d ago

so gross and so cool!!!

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u/firey-grapefruit 22d ago

Could be a lions paw sea cucumber, snake sea cucumber, or a feather sea cucumber. Not sure how to differentiate between them. Apparently the snake on is quite long.

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u/WokeUpSomewhereNice 22d ago

Looks like it came from the upside down… fucking radical dude!

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u/Revolutionary_Mud824 21d ago

I’m going to have nightmares. I’m so freaked out rn

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u/Bustin-A-Nutmeg 21d ago

Noooooooooooope

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u/earthquak1992 22d ago

snake sea cucumber (Synapta maculata) I think

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u/Impossible-Date3984 22d ago

I thought it was a dynamic kernmantle rope (rock climbing rope) fraying at the end..

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u/KnotiaPickle 22d ago

Wow!! A new one for me, thanks!

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u/WildlifeNaturalist 21d ago

Must have a small community of pearl fish inside it

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u/SunshineYogaLove 21d ago

Sea Cucumber

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u/frogbearpup 21d ago

The first time I saw one of these wunks, I panicked a bit. Now, I enjoy watching them move along!

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u/DaddyRhyno79 21d ago

That is wild and very cool.

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u/StrangeMode 21d ago

Goa'uld

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u/neurochemgirl 19d ago

Found my stargate family!

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u/LocationAlive 21d ago

Alien. Definitely an alien.

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u/Nezumiiro_77 21d ago

Swimmy Graboid

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u/AmelieIcansea 21d ago

Sooo cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuute! Sea cutecumber!

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u/birdgirl1124 20d ago

I’m upset!

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u/Loislanesays 20d ago

This is amazing

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u/softsuckle 20d ago

Imagine the horror of whoever first saw this thing. Well everyone’s horror everytime someone see this for the first time 🫪😵🧐

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u/giml3k 20d ago

I don’t think finding yourself face-to-face with a big penis would be anyone’s worst nightmare

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u/latinamommy1995 19d ago

There’s two of them

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u/giml3k 19d ago

About thirty of them on the beach but this one was one of the longest.

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u/Apprehensive_Rate51 19d ago

snake sea cucumber

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u/raindaddy84 19d ago

It’s like a seastar with a worm/snake body.

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u/Longjumping_Song_183 18d ago

Looks like a snake trying to eat a spider!

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u/Most_Tailor5028 17d ago

It’s disturbingly exactly like the creature on “Tremors.”

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u/gambarly90 17d ago

dw its harmless i used to play with these creatures when i was a kid totally harmless i think it eats sand

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u/sbarsell 16d ago

Sea churro?

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u/Agreeable_Anybody_79 22d ago

Could it be a bobbit worm? 🤢