deep sea creatures freak me out

[PLasticSlug]

http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?l...ead.php?t=19383

[zhugeliang]

those are some amazing creature type things. wish i could see some of that stuff in person, would be awesome

[Smilee]

Wasn't freaked out, just amazed. Cool looking fish.

[ugenn]

Nothing too freakish. Had somthing similar looking to one of them for dinner yesterday. I would rather see pictures of giant deep sea monsters like megalodon and the giant squid.

[Agozer]

I've always been interested in pictures like these. I like the third picture from the top.

[someboddy]

I hate jelyfish. They are the worst thing on earth after mosquito's.

[Weirdy]

I like the pictures of the jellyfish

[SWAMP_THING]

read "reproduction" section on this site

 

sexual Dimorphism

 

then look closely at the six pic down on

plastic slugs post again

 

Freaky!!

[Gryph]

Those fish are cool. Stuff deep in the ocean always looks weird, like those octopi and squids. I watched a National Geographic special on those and it was quite interesting.

[Agozer]

octopi

There's that word again with a slight variation...

[Gryph]

But octopi is scientifically correct. I would be an idiot if I presented a paper and called them octopuses. Actually, now days you can use both. I prefer octopi because its old school.

Edited August 10, 2004 by GryphonKlaw

[Weirdy]

But octopi is scientifically correct. I would be an idiot if I presented a paper and called them octopuses. Actually, now days you can use both. I prefer octopi because its old school.

kinda like when ppl say "cactuses"

[Agozer]

But octopi is scientifically correct. I would be an idiot if I presented a paper and called them octopuses. Actually, now days you can use both. I prefer octopi because its old school.

Then again, I don't do science that much... Maybe I'm too "new-school" when it comes to words.

[OverlordMondo]

But octopi is scientifically correct. I would be an idiot if I presented a paper and called them octopuses. Actually, now days you can use both. I prefer octopi because its old school.

Then again, I don't do science that much... Maybe I'm too "new-school" when it comes to words.

No, you're just too European.

 

Yeah, sea creatures are cool. Because all the need to do to move is shake some part of their body, sea creatures can be very diverse.

[Agozer]

But octopi is scientifically correct. I would be an idiot if I presented a paper and called them octopuses. Actually, now days you can use both. I prefer octopi because its old school.

Then again, I don't do science that much... Maybe I'm too "new-school" when it comes to words.

No, you're just too European.

Yes, or THAT. Meh, whatever, keep yer fancy words.