Tanglopper!

[Carsten]

Læste om det i går, men i dag er der så billeder af kræene.
https://www.nrk.no/urix/sam-_16_-ble-an ... 1.13632644" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Beklager at det er på norsk

[ole kekkonen]

Ikke bare billeder men en Video,Shit de er hurtige.
Kan det ikke Ligne en Slags amphipods?

[ole kekkonen]

Fed Manus Til en Horror Film,Killer Pods.
Virker ikke helt normalt det siger Parasit eksperten også jo i indslaget

[Niclas]

Der menes at være tale om amphipods, men der er stadig noget skepsis om det egentlig er dem der er skyld i skaderne.
Mere fra National Geographic

[ole kekkonen]

det er Lysianassid Amphipod

http://www.spiegel.de/gesundheit/diagno ... 61826.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[ole kekkonen]

Han havde stået OG fisket så længe i det kolde vand at han ikke kunne mærke de bed ham

[ole kekkonen]

Ron shimek skriver

Thanks, the story has made the news here, too. The bugs that attacked him were lysianassid amphipods. These are bugs that are part of the clean-up crew, but generally in very deep water, over 4,000 m depth. The images provided by the kid's father of the swarm that came to the meat he put out were essentially identical to what one sees in movies of deep water amphipods coming to bait

[ole kekkonen]

OG

Yes, it is very similar - the bugs in my case were amphipods as they were with the Aussie kid, but a different family of amphipods. The ones that attacked him were lysianassid amphipods. These are bugs that are part of the clean-up crew, but generally in very deep water, over 4,000 m depth. The images provided by the kid's father of the swarm that came to the meat he put out were essentially identical to what one sees in movies of deep water amphipods coming to bait.