The creation of the deep and mythical creatures of the sea презентация

SEAHORSE
Seahorses (lat. Hippocampus) is a genus of small marine teleost fish of the family of marine needles of the needle-like detachment. The number of species — about 50[1]. The unusual shape of the body of the horse resembles a chess figure of a horse. Numerous long spikes and leathery ribbon-like growths located on the body of the horse, make it invisible among the seaweed and inaccessible to predators. The size of seahorses range from 2 to 30 cm, depending on the species, which belongs to a particular individual. An interesting feature of seahorses is that they have offspring carrying the male

SEAHORSE

MEDUSA/
On 12 March 2014, Galina Timchenko was sacked by Alexander Mamut from the post of editor-in-chief the Internet-editions "Lenta.ru" with her gone most of the journalists. After that she was asked by Mikhail Khodorkovsky with a proposal to Finance the creation of new media. He insisted on the fact that for additional protection against risks, the registration of the mass media was carried out in the territory of one of member countries of the European Union. Later deal with Khodorkovsky fell, they had found a new (anonymous) investors.

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SQUID
Squid (lat. Teuthida) — detachment desjatinogih cephalopods. Are usually the same size 0,25—0,5 m, but the giant squid of the Architeuthis genus can reach 16.5 meters (including tentacles) and are the largest invertebrates[1]. Squids live in virtually all climatic zones, including Arctic, but most common in temperate and subtropical waters. Squid that live in the Northern seas are small compared with southern relatives size and mostly have no color. Squid have five pairs of tentacles. The fourth pair is lengthened in the process of evolution. The location of the suction cups on the tentacles varies. The respiratory organs of squid is a comb-like gills. The senses are two statocyst, eyes and papillae to provide

SQUID
Squid have a streamlined torpedo-like body, allowing them to move with great speed "tail" forward, the primary method of movement is jet propulsion. Along the body of the squid cartilage is the "arrow" that support the body. It's called the Gladius and is a vestige of an internal shell. Coloration is varied, most types of color changes under the action of electric discharges. All squid are carnivorous, have suction cups on the tentacles to catch prey and escape from enemies. Most squid have three hearts, each of which is connected to one of the three main pairs of tentacles. Due to this, the squid is dominated by the ability to regenerate.

SQUID

MYTHICAL MONSTERS OF THE DEEP
In view of Cthulhu the different parts of the body like the octopus, dragon and man: judging from the bas-relief of Anthony Wilcox, the hero of "call of Cthulhu", and a mysterious ancient statue from the story, the monster has a head with tentacles, a humanoid body covered with scales, and a pair of vestigial wings. Description from the fictional journal of Gustaf Johansen adds that the living Cthulhu squishes and bleeding with mucus at the movement, and his body green, gelatinous and miraculously regenerates with the observed speed. The exact height not specified; Johansen likened monster "walking grief", more than "legendary creature"; Cthulhu (floating or running along the bottom) "vestimenta over unclean froth as the feed the demonic Galleon". (Lavkraft)

NESS
According to legend, the first who told the world about the mysterious creature in the distant Scottish lake, were Roman legionaries, with a sword in hands mastering Celtic open spaces at the dawn of the Christian era. Locals immortalized in stone all the representatives of Scottish fauna — from deer to mouse. The only stone sculpture identify which Romans could not, there was a strange image of a long-necked giant-sized seal.The first written mention of a mysterious creature inhabiting the waters of Loch ness, dates back to the VI century of our era. In the life of St. Columba, written a hundred years after the events of Adomnan, Alanskogo Abbot of the monastery in Scotland, talked about the triumph over the Holy "water beast" in the river ness

KAPPA
Kappa (jap. 河童: "river child") is a Japanese kind of water. In addition, the Kappa in Japan is also called a raincoat (jap. 合羽 the word with Portuguese origin)APPA-known throughout Japan, however, depending on the area of the country, his name or views on appearance may be slightly different. In addition, there are various related species such as Seko[ja] Culp, at the age of 2-3 years climbed into the mountains, minuti — the creature from Ainu mythology, the illusive half man-half animal; suiko.