By pharyngula on October 27, 2006. Indo-Malayan mimic octopus (from National Geographic News) Tags cephalopods Organisms Log in to post comments More like this Aww, jeez. Now that's a pretty little thing. Log in to post comments What an amazing creature with quite the repertoire of disguises! Log in to post comments kitty. Log in to post comments Now that's what I call cute. Log in to post comments I think it looks scary; the article said it was 1.5 meters across. Make it twice that and I'd be nothin' but a trail of bubbles... Log in to post comments That's amazing! Log in to post comments insane. But prolly a one in a thousand shot. Log in to post comments Wow, that picture is amazing! :D Log in to post comments Now that is one fantabulous picture! And critter! Log in to post comments Probably the best shot of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year. (Or at least the one PZ would like the most...) Log in to post comments I don't follow this things, but is it the same species as features in the videos here? All it needs is a good agent. Bob Log in to post comments It is not one of those tentacly things, but here is a video of another denizen of the deep. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xr5gA5MxnxU&NR Great White Sharks. Log in to post comments
I think it looks scary; the article said it was 1.5 meters across. Make it twice that and I'd be nothin' but a trail of bubbles... Log in to post comments
Probably the best shot of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year. (Or at least the one PZ would like the most...) Log in to post comments
I don't follow this things, but is it the same species as features in the videos here? All it needs is a good agent. Bob Log in to post comments
It is not one of those tentacly things, but here is a video of another denizen of the deep. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xr5gA5MxnxU&NR Great White Sharks. Log in to post comments
Aww, jeez. Now that's a pretty little thing.
What an amazing creature with quite the repertoire of disguises!
kitty.
Now that's what I call cute.
I think it looks scary; the article said it was 1.5 meters across. Make it twice that and I'd be nothin' but a trail of bubbles...
That's amazing!
insane. But prolly a one in a thousand shot.
Wow, that picture is amazing! :D
Now that is one fantabulous picture! And critter!
Probably the best shot of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year. (Or at least the one PZ would like the most...)
I don't follow this things, but is it the same species as features in the videos here?
All it needs is a good agent.
Bob
It is not one of those tentacly things, but here is a video of another denizen of the deep.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xr5gA5MxnxU&NR
Great White Sharks.