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2 comments:
Captions man, captions! It would be nice to know what the heck those wondrous sea creatures are, especially in the first two pictures.
The first picture is the preserved corpse of a GIANT SQUID! Woo!
The second is a giant crustacean of some sort. I'll call her Jolene.
Jolene was gorgeous.
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