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Posted on: January 22, 2009 10:34 PM, by Greg Laden

Three groups of fish are actually the males, females and larvae of one family

Weirdest cat ever. Seriously.

Whither Allies

Recognizing faces: New evidence on how we put it all together

Dolphin Food Preparation Behavior (Manipulate Before Eating)

A spiteful poem about those Damn Dolphins

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Oh, yeah, sure... Everybody loves the damned dolphins. Goddamn vertebrate bastards. Mammal torpedos. Serial sepiacidal maniacs.

Forgive me if I have a different opinion.

A dolphin may wish
For a cuttlefish dish
In the waters with old Davy Jones;
See, they find cuttlefishes
Are truly delicious
Except for the cuttlefish bones.
They also may think
That the cuttlefish ink
Is unpleasant, or nasty, or mean;
We infer this because
In a Gulf in South Oz
They’ve developed a dolphin cuisine!

more... http://digitalcuttlefish.blogspot.com/2009/01/perfect-cuttlefish-meal-or-perhaps-not.html

Posted by: Cuttlefish | January 22, 2009 11:18 PM

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