Biofauna25 — Beach Brooding
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Here we see a group of Prolus (Marinae littus) reaching the end of their migration at a beach where their kind has come to lay thier eggs for tens of thousands of years. One has caught a Crescent Natan (Batopteriis sp.) as a snack to bring ashore with it. Palm Bethwick Trees (Litustipes & Cernifolium sp.) grow farther up the beach, which mimic short-branched Plate-Leaf Trees but are better able to live in the looser soil and with less fresh water.
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