deep sea thread

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flounder larvae

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some skinny ass squid

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a snail believe it or not

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some shrimp thing idk, i think an ostracod maybe

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some crustacean if i'm right, im only looking at the tumbnails of these images to judge what they are

larvae of some larger shrimp

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>>2344015
forgot image like an autist

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thats it of my folder, i dont have that much cause i like to save shit that actually shows off all the details and stuff of the animal, if you know what i mean

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is all I have I think

It's a good collection anon

I fucking hate the ocean. The infinite blackness of space is more comforting that the void of the deep because at least there aren't any fucking monsters in space.

>>2344001
What's the bit on the bottom near the front?

>>2344590
That's what they want you to think anon

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>>2344590

In my opinion, space itself may be the biggest monster there is. It is the opposite of life in every way. In fact, its rather the opposite of existence.

I dont contest your view, I am just offering another.

I only have this sea pig to add. I am not even certain it is deep sea. I suspect it too looks different within its habitat.