The text on the link is rather messed up. But it did get me to look up the etymology for “squid,” which is thought to possibly be a sailors’ variant of “squirt.”
Here, though, it just looks magnificent, a cephalopodan version of the manta ray’s graceful “flight.”
Squid, whose real name is Wu Quarry Bay, also known as squid, cuttlefish or squid,the squid cephalopod Mollusca purpose animal. Squid will encounter enemies in order to “jet” as a way to escape, waiting for an opportunity to leave, hence the “squid”, “squid” and other names. Pigment in their skin a small capsule will with the”emotional” and change color and size.
now that‘s Science Communication.
Olavsays
It seems to look cautiously curious. Of course I am probably a bad reader of squid expressions.
Dhorvath, OMsays
Err, did you see where my friends went? I think they were over here somewhere.
Andrew G.says
Dang. With that title I was expecting a flying squid.
Wow, that is beaaaaaaauuuuuuuuuuutiful!
(Starts calculating size of aquarium needed)
The text on the link is rather messed up. But it did get me to look up the etymology for “squid,” which is thought to possibly be a sailors’ variant of “squirt.”
Here, though, it just looks magnificent, a cephalopodan version of the manta ray’s graceful “flight.”
Glen Davidson
now that‘s Science Communication.
It seems to look cautiously curious. Of course I am probably a bad reader of squid expressions.
Err, did you see where my friends went? I think they were over here somewhere.
Dang. With that title I was expecting a flying squid.
Beautiful, curious squid!
flying squid!
“Come at me, bro!”
So that’s what cthulhu spawn look like.
That’s no moon…
I do believe in angles.
*angels, even.
What can I say; I’m a maths teacher.
From the other Friday cephalopodophile:
http://bibliodyssey.blogspot.com/2011/08/neapolitan-cephalopods.html
Actually it does look kinda like Hello Cthulhu
Look out! It’s coming right for us!
I like flying things.
It’s Flying, it has noodley appendages, I’m thinking this is some proof of supernatural visitation.