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My face when I saw Futaba's aqua board.

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Sea thread on /jp/? Excellent.

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>> No.6041853

SICP snake jokes in 3...2...

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>> No.6041875

I can already see how many whale thread in it and people purposely wanting to cause a shitstorm about whale hunting.

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Those have antifreeze in their blood and can survive around Antarctica.

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http://www.thedeepbook.org/

Excellent gallery there. I haven't found the book yet though, so I'd be glad if anyone had it in .pdf or something.

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>>6041904
>South American natives believe that the ghosts of the departed take up residence in these fish, hence the name.

Didn't know that.

OP picture is a frilled shark, by the way. The full image is much more impressive. This one's a goblin shark.

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>> No.6042121

Post more horrors of the deep

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>>6042121
Apologies, was eating.

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You can just search "nudibranch" on Google images, every single image is awesome.

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No clue what this is.

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Similarly, "deep sea jellyfish", "deep sea ctenophore", "deep sea siphonophore", "deep sea holothurian" etc. are bound to give good results.

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National Geographic really needs to add species identifications to their galleries. They're otherwise great, though.

http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photos/translucent-creatures.html

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Not to be confused with Arthropleura.

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The gommon name of this one is "green bomber". The spiny things are modified gills. When the animal is attacked, they detach and flare green, giving the worm a chance to escape.

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>>6042887
common*

This one isn't a sea creature, but requires a mention.

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2010/04/t-rex-leech/

It's a nose leech, so don't click if you don't like images of leeches on people's faces. You never run out of horrible parasites infesting every single body part. There's even a 9-meter long worm that lives in whale placentas.

>> No.6044216

Sorry I didn't reply, anon. I do appreciate the images, though.

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>>6044216
No problem. Sorry for not posting more, I don't have a dedicated folder so all I can do is trying to remember interesting species and using Google Images. You may want to go to Bogleech or Echinoblog for interesting sea life.

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