This is for the Tuesday Ragtag Daily Prompt: a conglomerate. Can you guess what is under this community of organisms stuck all over it?
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Stealth photography is great and I see your shadow there! “community of organisms”? Does that translate to, “Ugh! Don’t touch!”?
Oh, no barnacles are closed down when the tide is out, so you can touch them all you want. Sharp if you step on them though, ouch.