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euphausiid with copepods[1]

By Heather McFarland | September 5, 2018

A close-up, top-down shot shows a dense, reddish-brown slurry of fine, fibrous debris or organic material suspended in a light-colored or white liquid. Clear streaks and swirls run through the mixture, revealing a few larger, elongated dark brown particles and strand-like structures. Small krill in a white tub.

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