By pharyngula on April 28, 2006. This week's Friday Cephalopod is reader submitted. Sepioteuthis lessoniana And there's more at Andre Seale's gallery! Tags Organisms Log in to post comments More like this I'm starting to like these photos of cephalopods more and more each week... Log in to post comments Shiny! I've grown to like the weekly cephalopod. They're so pretty. Log in to post comments This Friday Cephalopod" thing is working to your advantage Mr. Myers. I got up this morning, and this weekly occasion immediately sprung to mind. =) Log in to post comments Goldilocks and the bare tentacles - for working out whether the water is too hot/cold, salty/sweet before checking out the sea-bed. Log in to post comments The Friday Cephalopod is one more reason to say TGIF. PZ, do you know how many there are still to go? (Ignoring the fact we probably haven't even discovered or described them all yet.) Log in to post comments How big is it? Log in to post comments This one was about 20 cm. Body size for this species can grow up to 36 cm... Log in to post comments is the sepioteuthis cephalopod for sale Log in to post comments
This Friday Cephalopod" thing is working to your advantage Mr. Myers. I got up this morning, and this weekly occasion immediately sprung to mind. =) Log in to post comments
Goldilocks and the bare tentacles - for working out whether the water is too hot/cold, salty/sweet before checking out the sea-bed. Log in to post comments
The Friday Cephalopod is one more reason to say TGIF. PZ, do you know how many there are still to go? (Ignoring the fact we probably haven't even discovered or described them all yet.) Log in to post comments
I'm starting to like these photos of cephalopods more and more each week...
Shiny! I've grown to like the weekly cephalopod. They're so pretty.
This Friday Cephalopod" thing is working to your advantage Mr. Myers. I got up this morning, and this weekly occasion immediately sprung to mind. =)
Goldilocks and the bare tentacles - for working out whether the water is too hot/cold, salty/sweet before checking out the sea-bed.
The Friday Cephalopod is one more reason to say TGIF. PZ, do you know how many there are still to go? (Ignoring the fact we probably haven't even discovered or described them all yet.)
How big is it?
This one was about 20 cm. Body size for this species can grow up to 36 cm...
is the sepioteuthis cephalopod for sale