Photo credit: Jayne Leung
Tiny Eyes
‘At the root,’ she said,
But doofe Mama didn’t get that.
Comes from the Fall, or not at all?
A great design of God.
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Photo credit: Jayne Leung
Tiny Eyes
‘At the root,’ she said,
But doofe Mama didn’t get that.
Comes from the Fall, or not at all?
A great design of God.
Like like like like like
May I share it on my blog?
****************
FM:)
♥♥
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fleeting 
Give us a hint.
What on earth is that?
Aliens attack?
Viruses?
Give up!
A sea snail with very tiny eyes.
Eyes at root of antenna.
Image captured in Lembeh.
They went diving there in October.
Not fair. Has nothing to do with The Fall.;)
Well, for a split of a second, I really thought the Fall may have made me unable to see things. But perhaps not. Perhaps I tend to overlook things at times anyway. In any case, ingenious creation, isn’t it? Hidden eyes. 😉
I should have looked up “cowry”. I thought it had something to do with your treatment. Now I see the antennae. The bumps are just part of the shell?
I also did some looking up. This is what I found in a cowry forum: apparently this is part of the mantle, two flaps which fold up and enclose the shell. Fascinating creatures, aren’t they? 🙂
http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/cowries
One learns something new every day. 🐌
Yeah! I am happy we have learnt to find fun in learning. 🙂
Good night, my dearest. Love your snail. Copied and saved. 🐌 😉