It's not just PZ any more. The Scienceblogs.com will now see twice as many squid, cuttlefish, octopuses and nautiluses than before. How? Why? Because the reinforcements are here! Welcome our newest SciBlings, the Deep Sea News!
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I've already linked to their carnivorous sponges post.
PZ will have to make way for a new ambassador for all cephalopod!