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fractal wrote:

leyenda303 wrote:A turritopsis nutricula jellyfish. That way I get to be immortal. Evolving so that you can't die from old age is fucking amazing.

just looked that up, cool as fuck

same

like an underwater transformer

a penguin....

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Sup guys?

u mad?

esfandyar wrote:

gnome wrote: I like to go deep and fast.

**arches eyebrow**

i would also like to be a sea turtle because they seem to live long (some do, nature sure is merciless), kinda chill stoney lives.

I'd just jam along the ocean all day swimming slow not doing much.

Ahh the life of a sea turtle...

megladon, he ain't your average shark.

Lionfish. Badman

jameshk wrote:

esfandyar wrote:

gnome wrote: I like to go deep and fast.

**arches eyebrow**

i would also like to be a sea turtle because they seem to live long (some do, nature sure is merciless), kinda chill stoney lives.

I'd just jam along the ocean all day swimming slow not doing much.

Ahh the life of a sea turtle...

they're very rare and based creatures and we humans should live like them

turtles are based god?

Moultz wrote:

Lionfish. Badman

totally... a lionfish in the Caribbean... no natural predators

although seriously, it is a pretty tragic state of affairs. lionfish have totally fucked up the entire area. biodiversity is down like 85% since they arrived just a couple years ago

Phigure wrote:

Moultz wrote:

Lionfish. Badman

totally... a lionfish in the Caribbean... no natural predators

although seriously, it is a pretty tragic state of affairs. lionfish have totally fucked up the entire area. biodiversity is down like 85% since they arrived just a couple years ago

word man i go scuba diving down in Grand Cayman around once a year and the diversity has been sinking fast, so much so that the local government pays divers to go and kill them, but there so poisonous not a lot of them bother.

ehbrums1 wrote:

Phigure wrote:

Moultz wrote:

Lionfish. Badman

totally... a lionfish in the Caribbean... no natural predators

although seriously, it is a pretty tragic state of affairs. lionfish have totally fucked up the entire area. biodiversity is down like 85% since they arrived just a couple years ago

word man i go scuba diving down in Grand Cayman around once a year and the diversity has been sinking fast, so much so that the local government pays divers to go and kill them, but there so poisonous not a lot of them bother.

MAN THE HARPOONS!

ehbrums1 wrote:

Phigure wrote:

Moultz wrote:

Lionfish. Badman

totally... a lionfish in the Caribbean... no natural predators

although seriously, it is a pretty tragic state of affairs. lionfish have totally fucked up the entire area. biodiversity is down like 85% since they arrived just a couple years ago

word man i go scuba diving down in Grand Cayman around once a year and the diversity has been sinking fast, so much so that the local government pays divers to go and kill them, but there so poisonous not a lot of them bother.

yup, it's really bad... i go diving there from time to time as well and nowadays the divemasters are always going with harpoon guns. one dude i went with even brought em back up to the boat and made fresh sushi. but i think it's all pointless unfortunately. they've been found as deep as 500 ft and they reproduce at such a high rate that there's not much that can be done about it. sad

definitely an Orca, badass.

or a coelacanth - old skool

3rdeye wrote: or a coelacanth - old skool

Ewwwww, with the lobed fins? gross...

cmgoodman1226 wrote:megladon, he ain't your average shark.

bigup

cmgoodman1226 wrote:

3rdeye wrote: or a coelacanth - old skool

Ewwwww, with the lobed fins? gross...

lol. I didn't pick it based on its personal appearance

Most of you are pondlife already, so being a sea creature wouldnt be much different.