Anapa. Kipish on the beach😲. Kamkoed wants something😂
Kamkoed is a hypothetical animal that feeds on kamka - green algae that appear in summer on the beaches of the Anapa resort on the Black Sea. Here's how you can imagine it: A rock eater is a medium-sized marine creature, its body is covered with soft, slimy greenish skin, which helps it disguise itself among algae. The kamkoed has webbing on its fingers to swim quickly and wide nostrils for the sense of smell, with which it finds food. The mouth opening of the rock eater is surrounded by many small teeth, resembling a grater, which allow it to scrape algae from rocks and sand. The digestive system of the kamkoed is adapted to digest the cell walls of algae rich in cellulose and chlorophyll. Kamkoyeds live in the coastal zone of the Black Sea, in places of mass accumulation of kamka. They are nocturnal, hiding under rocks and in crevices during the day. After dark, the rock eaters crawl to the surface and begin to actively feed, eating algae in large quantities. The reproduction of kamkoyeds takes place in the summer. They lay eggs in the form of gelatinous lumps, attaching them to underwater rocks. After a few weeks, small rock eaters come out of the eggs, which immediately begin to feed on algae. Kamkoyeds play an important role in the ecosystem of the coastal waters of the Black Sea, helping to regulate the number of kamka and maintaining balance in the algae community. Their appearance on the beaches of Anapa can serve as an indicator of a favorable environmental situation in this region. You can bait to stroke with shawarma from Ashotik from the Central Market.