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#1 • Feb 20, 2009

    • Oarfish
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    #2 • Feb 20, 2009
    • Sad that they are really only spotted when dieing. Would be awsome to see videos of those things swimming around in the water completely healthy. Though I wonder how deep down in the water they live.
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    #3 • Feb 21, 2009
    • There are some incredible, horrific things in the ocean. Oarfish, Vampire Squids, Giant Squids, Colossal Squids, the. . . White Whale.
    Especially Vampire Squids . . .
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    . . . they are terrifying.
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    #4 • Mar 11, 2009
    • Nice.
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