He looks like a fine, upstanding young cephalopod. I think he’ll do.
Tethyssays
Many of the other marine life forms at the link are pretty fantastical. The cleaner shrimp are fascinating, and the nudibranchs are simply bizarre. This particular octopus is thumb-sized and venomous. The coolest thing IMO was the link to an article on walking corals. A symbiotic relationship between corals and peanut worms.
ursamajorsays
It is not really standing its ground until it has an automatic rifle.
Because “standing firm” would be a tad silly for a cephalopod :D
None shall pass!
Buckingham Palace needs a few of these along the moat.
You want me on that wall! You need me on that wall!
A bit more determined ones, courtesy of Eclipse Phase:
http://hideyoshi.deviantart.com/art/Eclipse-Phase-Rimward-Octopus-Thugs-318161035
He looks like a fine, upstanding young cephalopod. I think he’ll do.
Many of the other marine life forms at the link are pretty fantastical. The cleaner shrimp are fascinating, and the nudibranchs are simply bizarre. This particular octopus is thumb-sized and venomous. The coolest thing IMO was the link to an article on walking corals. A symbiotic relationship between corals and peanut worms.
It is not really standing its ground until it has an automatic rifle.