I saw these black triggerfish clustered in a very tight ball and wondered if they were feeding or being fed upon. Many of the triggerfish were showing colors that indicate arousal or agitation, but I didn’t see anything conclusive either way and my attention was quickly distracted when I saw this mysterious tube.
Oops I meant blob not blog 🙂 🙂
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I know, but I thought it was an amusing typo!
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Okay I get you 🙂 Was feeling a bit mortified when I found it! In addition to old fashioned typos we now also have the menace of the dreaded unnoticed auto-corrects to worry about too!
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As an ex newspaper employee I’ve learned not to let typos bother me too much, but friends who were copy editors, would cringe at every error that crept in. Auto-corrects though are an abomination. The computer telling me what it should be and getting it wrong most of the time. No thanks.
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Perhaps unwise to confess this, but amongst other things, I have done time as a copy editor … Re auto-corrects they can be useful but some of the socalled corrections can seem bizarre and proof reading can be quite disconcerting!
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Once a copy editor, always a copy editor! By that, I mean it’s hard to not have the kind of attention to detail that the job entails. Personally, I am much in favor of copy editors and regret, in their absence, the slapdash quality of most stuff on the internet – some of it mine.
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Can’t say I’d noticed slapdash anything of yours, though I do agree about the usefulness of copy editors! And even copy editors need copy editors 🙂
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Well, I hope it’s not slapdash, but I know errors creep in. It goes with the territory. I’ve read books with typos, quality publications with errors. Doesn’t matter how many eyes look at it, something can always sneak threw (ha ha).
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🙂
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Being in a blog certainly made for some good photos!
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The good photos lead to them being in the blog, rather than the other way round, but I think I know what you were saying!
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