Apparently these are not immature or juvenile, rather they are commonly known as 'possum shrimps', try Mysida on a search engine. Popular as live fish food in the aquarium trade apparently.....well now we all know!
A European Flounder (Platichthys flesus) quite commonly seen on dives, well ok quite often there on dives, due to their camouflage and passive nature you can get pretty close, just no sudden moves or they will zoom off.
Just a scenic showing the vis on this particular dive, it was around the 10m mark, probably a tad better.
Scenic showing the vis, spot the trash in this photo!
The Sea hare (Aplysia punctata) a common enough critter around the uk coastline but we tend to get explosions of them every couple of years.
Now I have been doing some research and perhaps these 'spotty' sea hare (Aplysia punctuate) are in-fact 'green' sea slugs (Elysia viridis) I have noted the word green as apparently they are coloured based on their food, pretty much like the sea hare but have characteristic small spots of iridescence. Maybe further investigation?
