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A lake version of its saltwater crustacean brother, this fella was found where he likes to spend the daylight time; deep in the underwater shade.
Comes t...
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A lake version of its saltwater crustacean brother, this fella was found where he likes to spend the daylight time; deep in the underwater shade.
Comes the night, and he'll walk all around the bottom looking for dinner.
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OLYMPUS TG-2

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 450/100

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Aug, 2017

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Awards

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