Bunches of shiny black cuttlefish eggs washed ashore attached to dridtwood at Rhossili, Gower, South Wales.

Bunches of shiny black cuttlefish eggs washed ashore attached to dridtwood at Rhossili, Gower, South Wales. P1070398aBlog1

2 Replies to “Bunches of shiny black cuttlefish eggs washed ashore attached to dridtwood at Rhossili, Gower, South Wales.”

The Evolving Naturalist says:

November 18, 2019 at 11:26 pm

Fascinating! I’d be tempted to cut one open and see if there was a tiny cuttlefish inside.

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winderjssc says:

November 19, 2019 at 6:47 am

Even, better it would have satisfied curiosity to place at least some of the eggs in a marine aquarium to see if they hatched and then safely release them – which my local marine wildlife trust did on one occasion.

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