Things You Need to See

[scary_lullabies]

This blog post! My friend Jay and I got all choked up at work talking about this. I don't know why I care about this so much, it's not like I give much credence to religion, I just... I don't know. The picture at the end just kills me.

This shark, from the 20 second mark. (

Comments

[echotiarra]

The first post was beautiful and yes, I had tears in my eyes while I read the story.

As for sea animals, remind me to not discuss jellyfish and sea anemone with my mother, I made her pale when I went into some detail.

[scary_lullabies]

Sea creatures are so odd and amazing.

[echotiarra]

The more I learn about sea animals is that they are so varied and beautiful in their own way. Some of them look like works of art really. Others give me a sense of awe at how ancient their species happen to be. And then others are simply puzzling as for example, how a jellyfish has no nervous system, no brain and is really just a floating stomach, has survived for so long when they are so delicate?

....I really should have stayed in biology.

[lady_deirdre]

1) I read about this at ONTD_P. There's more to that group than you'd say at first site, but the post (and yes, the photo!) are very sweet. Baby steps :)

2) Whut the hell? What is that, a shark cross-bred with the Alien? IS IT GONNA SUCK MY FACE AND BURST OUT OF MY BELLY?!?

[scary_lullabies]

IDEK IT'S SO TERRIFYING THAT IT EVEN EXISTS.

[modillian]

I got the warm fuzzies at that post too.

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD;

HOW ABOUT THIS http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/07/photogalleries/100716-deep-sea-species-sharks-australia-science-pictures/#deepest-ocean-species-camera-australia-shark_23473_600x450.jpg

[scary_lullabies]

THAT SHARK IS SO TERRIFYING. On the other hand, there was an awesome picture of sharks mating somewhere around here...