fishkiller
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A seal's last breath...............
Let's see your's!!!
Interesting pics thread....
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fishkiller
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What the hell is that??? It's interesting, yes, but what is it?
seasalt101
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Originally Posted by fishkiller
What the hell is that??? It's interesting, yes, but what is it?
i think it's a beany baby gorilla crab...tobin
What the hell is that??? It's interesting, yes, but what is it?
i think it's a beany baby gorilla crab...tobin
jennythebugg
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Originally Posted by fishkiller
What the hell is that??? It's interesting, yes, but what is it?
yes what the #!@#%*&^%$# is that ... it's just plain scary
What the hell is that??? It's interesting, yes, but what is it?
yes what the #!@#%*&^%$# is that ... it's just plain scary
fishkiller
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jeez, imagine that thing crawling in your mouth while you sleep....
jennythebugg
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thats just sick...
fishkiller
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Lol He Looks Like He'd Be Crunchy!!!!
ric maniac
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i thought this one was funny and interesting. i couldnt stop laughing!
wait it isnt loading....
wait it isnt loading....
ric maniac
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here we go i got it to work
fishkiller
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dam dude, that's rough. It gives me an idea though.... For interagation purposes.......
ric maniac
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Originally Posted by fishkiller
dam dude, that's rough. It gives me an idea though.... For interagation purposes.......
oh god, i dont even wanna ask lol
dam dude, that's rough. It gives me an idea though.... For interagation purposes.......
oh god, i dont even wanna ask lol
jennythebugg
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a freind of mine took a trip to dallas a couple of weeks ago and took a pic of the clouds i wish i could post it cause it was funny ...in a very very fully phallic way
jennythebugg
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this one's neat
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tizzo
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Real fish here. Oh...real fish w/ an isopod on it's lip.
(A Fathead (genus Psychrolutes) trawled during the NORFANZ expedition at a depth between 1013 m and 1340 m, on the Norfolk Ridge, north-west of New Zealand, June 2003 (AMS I.42771-001). Photo: K. Parkinson © NORFANZ. The scientists and crew on board the RV Tangaroa affectionately called this fish 'Mr Blobby'. Note the parasitic copepod on Mr Blobby's mouth.)
(A Fathead (genus Psychrolutes) trawled during the NORFANZ expedition at a depth between 1013 m and 1340 m, on the Norfolk Ridge, north-west of New Zealand, June 2003 (AMS I.42771-001). Photo: K. Parkinson © NORFANZ. The scientists and crew on board the RV Tangaroa affectionately called this fish 'Mr Blobby'. Note the parasitic copepod on Mr Blobby's mouth.)
