I believe everyone has seen SpongeBob SquarePants. It is a very interesting cartoon. In addition to SpongeBob SquarePants, there are also Patrick Star, Mr. Krabs, etc., all of which are very interesting cartoon characters. Among the list of new marine species released in 2020, Zhang Ruiyan, a doctor born in the 1990s, named a new species Pai Daxing. She said that she didn't call her Patrick Star at first. She was afraid that others wouldn't be able to tell whether it was called Sponge or Starfish. She also liked the cartoon SpongeBob SquarePants very much, so she decided to name the new one very much. The species is named Patrick Star, and it can be seen from this that she must be a fan of SpongeBob SquarePants. Discovering Patrick Star
Zhang Ruiyan is a doctor born in the 1990s. She claimed that it took a lot of time from discovering Patrick Star to researching and even officially naming it. At first, she discovered the first Patrick's star deep in the Pacific seamount in 2013, and then discovered four more Patrick's stars from 2016 to 2019. After she completed the appraisal, she finally submitted it for publication in 2020. This little guy only has seven very slender tentacles, and the body plate is also very small. It is different from Patrick in SpongeBob SquarePants in appearance and living habits, but this does not affect everyone's love for it. Patrick's star is lucky
Zhang Ruiyan said that Patrick's star is not the first time she has discovered a new species. A new species was announced in 2017, called the Yap Spiny Brachium starfish. This new species comes from the Yap Trench. So far, she has published four new species of starfish, and the one that has attracted the attention of most netizens is Patrick. Zhang Ruiyan herself joked that it might be because of his good fortune. And I think it can only be said that the name Patrick is a good one. After all, many of us are fans of SpongeBob SquarePants. If any animated character in SpongeBob SquarePants appears in real life, it will be criticized a lot. focus on.
Zhang Ruiyan likes her job very much, and has even participated in the Ha Long dive to a depth of more than 80 meters. There are already many creatures at this depth. What I have seen before, whether it is on the Internet, some collected samples, or even the video footage taken by a submersible, cannot reflect the truest appearance of the seabed. Facing the sea, there are still unexplored places that I don't understand, and I am full of infinite yearning.