Sushi-like deep-sea creature

Sushi-like deep-sea creature

Photo taken on Sept. 30, 2021, shows a deep-sea creature looking like hand-rolled sushi at Aquamarine Fukushima in Iwaki, northeastern Japan.

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  • 2021/10/02 15:29:17
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