By pharyngula on June 1, 2007. Needle cuttlefish, Sepia aculeata, front view at night, Dumaguete, Negros Island, Philippines (via ArteSub, where you can find a whole collection of underwater photography) Tags cephalopods Organisms Log in to post comments More like this PZ, I had no idea you know my mother-in-law! Martin Log in to post comments Definitely not a cuddlefish. Log in to post comments John P is just rude. It's as furry as a fungus colony, it has beautiful greenish-gray-brown flesh with pretty pink stripes, a cute combination inspired by color-blindness, and large friendly eyes with gaping pupils like black mine shafts. Log in to post comments OK, I give up, which end is the face? Or perhaps as the old saw goes, with a face like that I'd shave my tentacles and swim backwards. Actually, 'tis a beautiful critter. Log in to post comments It reminds me of a Muppet! Log in to post comments
John P is just rude. It's as furry as a fungus colony, it has beautiful greenish-gray-brown flesh with pretty pink stripes, a cute combination inspired by color-blindness, and large friendly eyes with gaping pupils like black mine shafts. Log in to post comments
OK, I give up, which end is the face? Or perhaps as the old saw goes, with a face like that I'd shave my tentacles and swim backwards. Actually, 'tis a beautiful critter. Log in to post comments
PZ, I had no idea you know my mother-in-law!
Martin
Definitely not a cuddlefish.
John P is just rude. It's as furry as a fungus colony, it has beautiful greenish-gray-brown flesh with pretty pink stripes, a cute combination inspired by color-blindness, and large friendly eyes with gaping pupils like black mine shafts.
OK, I give up, which end is the face? Or perhaps as the old saw goes, with a face like that I'd shave my tentacles and swim backwards.
Actually, 'tis a beautiful critter.
It reminds me of a Muppet!