Blob

Reminds me of the Floatballs from Darwin IV in the Expedition.

The Floatball is a green, translucent, balloon-like organism from the canopies of the Pocket Forests of Darwin IV.

In the leafy forest canopy, there will sometimes be a strange vista of these buoyant green bubble-like life forms, each tethered like a child's balloon to the crown of a plaque-bark tree. Superimposed against the expanse of leaves, these two-meter-wide bobbing floatballs gleam in the afternoon light. It remains uncertain if they are plant or animal, or if they might be some kind of tree parasite or spore sac. Readings indicate that they are filled with some kind of light gas, the composition of which remains a mystery.

>>2475433
The plastic bags we throw into the ocean are evolving.

aliens from the pacific garbage patch

>>2475433
>Norway
Kraken Eggs.

Test

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remnants of the village

>>2475477
You are number 6.

>>2475433
It looks like it has a fun little hole/tube for me to stick my dick into.

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>>2475502
Hmmm

>>2475433
yes, can we fuck it?

>>2475472
This

>Scenter

Some kind of pyrosome probably.

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>>2475548
Yes

>>2475485
I am not a number, I am a free Man!!

>>2475472
Kek

>>2475787
Most likely answer. I'm surprised we haven't seen them in a round form yet? Possible that they're doing that because of the storms around the ocean, or are they nowhere close to them? Not familiar with what's happening in the outside world right now.

giant amoeba

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDV1mx1Rwko

>>2476120
thicc