3 years already? Time flies!
This project has been going on for three full years and it's time to see what happened since that August 20th 2017 when @sascha_schulz created it. Want to contribute? Join in and add your records. And even if you don't have any photos, help on verifying identifications is greatly appreciated. Currently, 81% of the observations have achieved Research Grade, meaning the identification is confirmed and the record has location and date.
So cheers to everyone who has contributed in the past and will contribute in the future to increase our knowledge on these fascinating creatures!
| 1st year | 29,000 records | 1,150 species | 1,261 observers | 693 identifiers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2nd year | 40,000 records (+38%) | 1,500 species (+30%) | 2,042 observers (+62%) | 1,032 identifiers (+49%) |
| 3rd year | 53,925 records (+35%) | 1,660 species (+11%) | 3,352 observers (+64%) | 1,443 identifiers (+40%) |
Here's the current Top 5 list of the most observed species:
#1 |
 Hermissenda opalescens |
|---|---|
#2 |
 Coryphella verrucosa |
#3 |
 Triopha maculata |
#4 |
 Polycera quadrilineata |
#5 |
 Phyllidiella pustulosa |
