Starfish, Sea Cucumbers and Toothfish are very large in Antarctica
The second one kinda looks like a tiny, upside down pig with atrophied legs. Much cuter than this “sea cucumber” business.
I am also big in Antarctica.
And positively huge in Japan.
The starfish on the left looks disturbingly like a little humanoid made from flesh I once saw in glass jars and cases in a medical museum.
Kinda cool, and creepy.
Those starfish made me think of Lovecraft immediately.
JazzyJazzyJazzHands: My thoughts exactly, like the Shoggoth(s) in “At the Mountains of Madness.”
Because they are not fish, I command you all to begin referring to those creatures as sea stars.
That is all.
Those star fish could only be better if they had a picture of an eye with a flaming pupil. Then they could be elder star fish signs, and help protect us from Great Cthulhu!
@RSIxidor:
starfish, starfish, starfish, starfish, starfish, starfish, starfish….NYAH!!! 🙂
The second one kinda looks like a tiny, upside down pig with atrophied legs. Much cuter than this “sea cucumber” business.
I am also big in Antarctica.
And positively huge in Japan.
The starfish on the left looks disturbingly like a little humanoid made from flesh I once saw in glass jars and cases in a medical museum.
Kinda cool, and creepy.
Those starfish made me think of Lovecraft immediately.
JazzyJazzyJazzHands: My thoughts exactly, like the Shoggoth(s) in “At the Mountains of Madness.”
Because they are not fish, I command you all to begin referring to those creatures as sea stars.
That is all.
Those star fish could only be better if they had a picture of an eye with a flaming pupil. Then they could be elder star fish signs, and help protect us from Great Cthulhu!
@RSIxidor:
starfish, starfish, starfish, starfish, starfish, starfish, starfish….NYAH!!! 🙂