Beige
sea cucumber
awaiting identification*
updated
Oct 10
Where
seen? This small unassuming sea cucumber is sometimes seen
on our Northern shores, among seagrasses.
Features: 6-12cm long. Body long
and somewhat angular in cross-section with short tube feet in rows
along the length. Usually beige or whitish. The sea cucumber appears
to be but is not actually covered in sediments! The sea cucumber actually
has a body that matches the colour and texture of the surrounding
sediments! In some, when at rest and relaxed, indistinct dark blotches
that are regularly spaced can be seen along the body length. |

Changi, Oct 07
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Beige
sea cucumbers on Singapore shores

Changi, Apr 08
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Changi, Jul 08

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Chek Jawa , Oct 07

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Beting Bronok, May 03

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*Species are difficult to positively identify without close examination.
On this website, they are grouped by external features for convenience of
display
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