Hello my baby!
Hello my honey!
Hello my ragtime gal!
49 1 Reply9 0 ReplySend me a kiss by wire
Baby, my heart's on fire!
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Can't imagine that extraterrestrial aliens would be more weird than what is population our oceans.
36 0 ReplyAlso, 91% of ocean species have yet to be identified, and more than 80% of the ocean is still unexplored. So who knows what bizarre friends may be lurking down there! :)
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You can also do that in Stardew Valley if you put sea urchins in an aquarium
28 0 ReplyI don't know how it's possible to feel more protected when you're entirely made out of spikes, but OK.
19 0 ReplyApparently this is what they look like in the wild when they use rocks:
28 0 ReplyThey're so cute! :D
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Some fish are good at pulling off individual spikes one at a time.
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This sounds fake but I'd love it to be true!
12 0 ReplyIt’s true. Urchins do in fact use things like shells as hats.
And some have been dropping hat shaped prints on them for pics.
23 1 ReplyI just love (/s) how they 3D printed the hats with plastic. Give them some more plastic why don't you?
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"Is something wrong with him is he aqaurist?"
10 1 ReplyThis is like how corporations treat people on given issues
Instead of lowering emissions, let’s throw our plastic in the ocean
Instead of cutting off funding to anti-gay candidates, let’s sell rainbow clothing
2 9 ReplySorry to rain on your parade, but that's in a reef tank, dude. The lighting is quite specific to man made lights.
Not to say that keeping a reef tank is the most ecologically responsible thing to do, but...
10 0 ReplyI wasn’t claiming these hats were in the ocean
It’s that the urchins (like people) are trying to protect themselves but the scientists (corporations) are just gaslighting them for their amusement
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