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Pllppllbll 🐙

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“poisson d'avril”

Happy April fool’s day! ☺️

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No name… ���

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🐙

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😱🐙

CALL OF CTHULHU 

by Eric Lofgren

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😱😱😱😱 Bad cat!!

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Miam' 🍽️

@octopusthingz :

🐙🍴🦀 #DidYouKnow Octopuses can survive out of saltwater from 30-60 minutes depending on atmospheric conditions? So you crabs on land– Not safe! 🐙🌎❤️

For more octopus facts , visit Instagram.com/Octonation

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No! 😵😢😱

savage

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😘

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😴😴😴 pplllp...

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pllppllbll… 😴😒

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The Deep Sea Jelly - Stygiomedusa gigantea

Stygiomedusa gigantea is one of the largest invertebrate predators known in the ocean, yet little is understood about its ecology and behavior.

Stygiomedusa lacks tentacles, but has four extraordinarily large oral arms that are presumably used to envelope prey. The swimming bell of this spectacular medusa can reach over one meter across with arms over ten meters long. A symbiotic relationship between Stygiomedusa and the fish, Thalassobathia pelagica, was confirmed in 2003 when scientists from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) filmed the pair swimming together in the Gulf of California. The fish has adapted to using the medusa as a hiding place in its open ocean habitat. In twenty-seven years of scientific ROV surveys, researchers at MBARI have been lucky enough to observe this rare animal seven times, from depths of 750 meters down to 2187 meters.

via: Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute

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Wash the dishes pplllp !

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Pplllppsnowwwpplllp ! 🐙⛄🐙

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Plpplllbll !! 🐙💛🐙

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My first gif ! Plllppbbblll ! 🐙😍