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Not at all sure, since this one is relatively recently discovered (2009) and only known from Puget sound. But these don't have the blue dots or the stripes on the legs that young P. hirsiculatus have

ID'd by @aaronbaldwin

short video clip https://youtu.be/SVBI_P7mX88

This small isopod was found in roots of surfgrass (Phyllospadix serrulatus)

On a flatworm

This one is very different, the skin looks too smooth for a solaster but doesn't look like a pycno either.
scuba <60ft

Sampled from 350 m in the Gerlahce Strait, Antarctica.

I think maybe spruce in the foreground. Bonus Tsuchinshan-atlas comet in the background.

Observed on an 11lb female coho salmon.

Vertical plankton tow while still dark out. Approximate depth 25 ft.

Vertical plankton tow while still dark out. Approximate depth 25 ft.

The tiny creatures in the first picture, NOT the water strider.

I was going through some older photos from earlier observations and discovered some creatures I hadn’t noticed so I decided to cut the portion of the photos with the animals and post them.

Semi-vertical plankton tow

On Nicrophorus

Found in some aquatic plants in a lake.

Video link in the fields.

found on decaying poplar

Light trap per UAF study. ~1cm long

Bishop's Beach

Bishop's Beach

Maybe?

Found in some spruce logs.

At first I thought it was an ant but upon closer inspection I realized that it wasn't. I've never seen one of these before.

Light iridescent green color on the shell.

Found under the bark of a dead tree. There were about a dozen in the area and I'm guessing even more under the bark I didn't check.

On margined snail-eating beetle.

This squid was washed up to the high tide line in Port Althorp (off Cross Sound) and was being scavenged by several ravens, crows and a bald eagle