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'Googly-eyed' purple squid spotted


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and we're looking for aliens on 'other' planets :huh:

that is just so very dr seuss... i love it.

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If Cthulhu was ever on The Muppet Show this is the form he would take.

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so cool how we continue to find new species of animals after all this time...I wonder what else is lurking in the depths waiting to be discovered.The diversity of life on Earth is incredible...nature is a wonderous thing!!

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2 hours ago, Silo3006 said:

The lengths some people go to find a pokemon

 

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6 hours ago, fred_mc said:

It's a pity that it didn't move.

It did right in the beginning of the video.

It was bright blue and moving until the light from the craft hit it. It started turning purple and froze.

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good point about it not moving... could be a doggie chew toy tossed carelessly overboard on Disney cruise...

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He or she is adorable!

 

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19 hours ago, quiXilver said:

good point about it not moving... could be a doggie chew toy tossed carelessly overboard on Disney cruise...

It was moving and changing color right when they found it!!!

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I guess my sarcasm font wasn't activated for that comment ;)

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looks like Snuffalufagus from sesame street lol.

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