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spacefinch · 1 year
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A little late to the whole 'send asks about marine life' post so you can ignore this if you want, but tell me about the deep sea life, the fishies and general life in the midnight zone. it's just very interesting to me how very little is known about it since it's so deep and dark there. Thank you :]]
Sure! There are TONS of interesting deep sea creatures!
Technically, the midnight zone goes from 1,000 to 4,000 meters below the surface, but the abyssal and hadal zones are sometimes lumped in with the midnight zone. All are home to weird looking creatures.
Anglerfish— one of the best known deep sea creatures. They use their glowing lures to catch smaller fish and other animals to eat. Female anglerfish are much bigger than the males.
Bomber worms! They are tiny creatures that look more like centipedes than worms! Each bomber worm has eight sacs of bioluminescent fluid on its body. When threatened, it releases one of these “bombs” to distract the predator.
Giant siphonophores! These are my favorite deep sea creatures! They’re a type of hydrozoan, or an organism made of lots of smaller creatures called zooids. These zooids can’t survive without one another.
Remipedes. Unlike the bomber worms, these critters actually ARE related to centipedes. (Since they’re both arthropods.) Their name comes from the Latin word for “oar-footed,” after the way they use their many legs to paddle through the water.
Tripod fish! They have long spines on their two pectoral fins and one tail fin that let them “walk” along the seabed. This allows them to save energy while they wait for food to come to them.
Gulper eels, also called pelican eels. They have huge jaws, and they will eat anything that fits in those jaws!
Here’s a picture of a bomber worm!
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covidnovelaesthetic · 2 years
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schizochroal · 5 months
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These are some of my favorite, less well known, non-malacostracan crustaceans!
Mystacocarids
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They are usually placed in a group with Ostracods, that is basal to all other extant crustaceans, meaning crabs, barnacles, and bees are all more closely related to each other than they are too Mystacocarids. They live in between grains of sand on beaches in many parts of the world. They get up to 1 millimeter long. I like how they kinda look like feather dusters, or like stretched out lice with too many legs.
Cephalocarids or Horseshoe shrimp
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These guys were only discovered in the 1950s century and since then have been grouped with the remipedes, although recently they typically are instead placed in their own group! They are benthic organisms that live in all kinds of sediment from the shore to the deep sea, and typically eat detritus. They are hermaphroditic, have no eyes , and get up to 4 mm long! I think they look a lot like some primitive, Cambrian era arthropods, and despite being small and probably not likely to fossilize, their fossil record extends back to Ordovician, so the appellation of them being "Cambrian survivors" may very well be accurate.
Notostracans or Tadpole Shrimp
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Consisting of the genera Triops and Lepidurus, this group of animals is most closely related to water fleas and clam shrimp , and more distantly to fairy shrimp (such as the famous sea monkey brine shrimp). Like brine shrimp, Triops are a common pet. Both genera are known to have populations in temporary pools of water, and have long lasting eggs that can survive desiccation and years without water before hatching again when the water returns. They also can live in shallow lakes, certain wetlands, and other more permanent ponds, and depending on species live in fresh, brackish or even salt lakes, but don't live in marine environments. They are omnivores and will basically eat anything, including smaller members of their own species. For a relatively small group of crustaceans, they have a wide variety of reproductive strategies, with some populations having sexually reproducing males and females, some having exclusively self fertilizing females, others being primarily hermaphroditic, and still others being different mixes of these. This variation is present even in different populations of the same species. They can get up to about 7 cm long , making them much larger than the previously mentioned crustaceans, but not big enough! They are so cute I wish they were big enough I could give them hugs. I think they should be the size of cats .
Remipedes
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Remipedes are really special, the first living remipedes were only discovered in the late 1970s, and weren't properly described until 1981, meaning our knowledge of living remipedes is only as old as goth music. To be honest their lifestyle is pretty goth too, they exclusively live in caves and aquifers, typically in subtropical , coastal regions. As befitting creatures of the dark, they have no eyes or pigmentation, and instead have an advanced sense of smell. While they are also capable of filter feeding, they have venomous fangs that they use to predate on smaller organisms, and indeed are the only venomous crustaceans (outside of insects). Unlike the predatory adults, remipede larva don't seem to eat at all, and it's speculated that they may instead derive nutrition from symbiotic bacteria. Remipedes have 32 segments, and being hermaphroditic, have female and male openings on different segments of their bodies (7 and 14, respectively) . Despite their seemingly primitive bodies and strange lifestyle, remipedes have actually been discovered to be the group of crustaceans that are closest to the Hexapods, including the insects! They get up 4 cm long but I wish they were as long as eels.
I also kinda wanted to write about clam shrimp here but their phylogeny is a bit of a mess right now and I'm not even sure what qualifies as a clam shrimp anymore. They basically look like little clam shells with a crustacean swimming around in them.
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normal-newt · 9 months
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Limestone caves are super cool? Like rain is just so strong it can dissolve the stone? And the water slowly drips it into new shapes? And little secret friends like remipedes and cave snails in them? Secret cave crayfish? Amazing.
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crevicedwelling · 8 months
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is shrimps bugs?
in crevice reckoning, yes. everything without bones and many things with bones are bugs to me.
taxonomically though, bugs are shrimps.
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although they aren’t very close to the “true”decapod shrimps of rice-frying fame, insects are closely related to fairy shrimp, tadpole shrimp, and clam shrimp of the Branchiopoda, though their closest relatives are usually taken to be the remipedes (weird little long guys that live in deep water or caves, no relation to centipedes but they too are venomous!)
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gallusrostromegalus · 11 months
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I'd been meaning to ask about if Hanatarou had any role in AEIWAM, because I'm an incurable minor character lover and still apparently very fond of him even though it's been upwards of a decade since my Bleach fixation. And then I see you mentioned him in a post and I am activated! I'd love to hear more about him in AEIWAM if you want to share 👀
One afternoon, Retsu Unohana noticed a strange ant crossing her desk.
It was a slow afternoon- the calm before the return of the 11th division from New Recruit Boot Camp and the annual 4th division game of "Match the limbs!" began.
She sat up and leaned in to examine the ant- the 4th division is kept PRISTINE by no small dint of effort and interlopers are Most Unwelcome. This foreign contaminant was rather puzzling, however. It appeared to be a Highly Carnivorous Izumo Island Acid-Spitting Ant, somewhat famous for not living anywhere but Izumo Island.
"What are you doing in my office?" She interrogated the Ant. She may have been engaged in some light chemical alteration to deal with the frustration of having her favorite stress-reliever out of town while he was running New Recruit Boot Camp.
The ant, being an ant, failed to respond, save to wave it's little antennae and continuing on it's search for fleshmeats to bring back to the colony.
...Return to the colony... Retsu considered, and a flash of inspiration struck. Very carefully, she extracted a small slice of hot dog from the commisary's wednesday lunch of "Beanie Weenies" and places it in the ant's path. As she had hoped, the ant located the hot dog piece by the subtle sensory method of walking into it face-first, examined it to determine it's acceptability as a food source, and then hefted the hot dog slice over it's head, and made an about-face, returning from whence it came.
Grabbing a laser pointer, Retsu followed.
Seeing the captain slowly walking up the hall, hunched over and watching something with intent was hardly the strangest thing to happen in the fourth, and being told "Move aside, I'm tracking a problem" while she drew a laser-light circle around the insect in question was downright understandable, and so she was left to stalk in peace.
Eventually, the ant disappeared under the door of a Broom closet. It was a Perfectly Ordinary Broom closet, just off the Neonatal wing, and utterly unremarkable, save for the handwritten sign on the door:
"DANGER! VENOMOUS ANIMALS! KEEP OUT!!"
The sign was illustrated with remarkably good drawings of snakes, spiders and wasps.
"Hm." Said Restu, considering the closet's proximity to the Seireitei's tiniest and most helpless infants. "Not Ideal."
Carefully, she tried the door.
It was locked, at least.
Slightly less carefully, she rattled the knob until the ancient pin-tumbler inside rattled open, and then she more carefully opened the door.
When a cobra failed to leap out and bite her in the face, she reached in and turned on the light.
Inside was a fascinating little gem of zoology. Easily Twenty terrariums had been crammed into the tiny closet, filled with meticulously cared-for venomous animals of every shape, size and persuasion. Near the door were the Izumo Island Acid-Spitting Ants, gleefully examining and disassembling the Hot dog slice, whose terrarium lid seemed to have been bumped askew by the door at some point. After watching another sentry return, she pushed the lid closed with a snap, before turning her attention to the rest of the Menagerie of Pain.
Whoever had assembled the collection had organized them by care needs- the room had a Hot and Cold side each, as well as Dark and Bright sides, and the animals that needed dry enclosures were at the top, getting progressively damper until the aquariums at the bottom. And so many splendid creatures! Klein-Bottle-Web Spiders! Barking Scorpions!
"...Is that a Sea-Cave Remipede? I didn't know those could be kept in captivity!" Retsu blinked in surprise. Minazuki emerged, fluttering as she peered into the aquariums- and down here-! Orange-cubed octopi! and good grief are those Horned Sea Snails? Brave man whoever keeps these- they have to be hand-fed and if the snail decides to dart his finger instead of the feeder fish he's a goner.
"Never mind that, he's got half the Elapid family up here-" Retsu said, standing on her toes before getting on top of the folding chair in the middle of the room. "Look at that! Morel Snakes, Farter's Sea snake, a Queen Cobra- and this tank's got Vipers- good grief where did he even GET a Lance-de-Fer?"
Look at these things, the look like little plastic toys, or candies! Minazuki chortled as the tank of brightly colored frogs. The devil is this? A ...Pitohui?
The Apparently-Venomous bird whistled at her, intrigued but not alarmed. Something in The Big Tank at the back of the closet splashed, and both Doctor and Zanpaktou turned their attention to it
"A turtle?" Retsu pondered, for the size and shape of the amphibious enclosure, but once her eyes adjusted to the tanks dim light, she and Minazuki stood there for several silent minutes, watching the strange creature paddle about, digging it's beak into the mud at the bottom of it's tank for worms, and surfacing to breathe and rake the long claws of it's webbed feet through its... fur.
..It looks fake. Minazuki finally said, bewildered. I'm watching it move and eat and swim and it looks fake, like some badly taxidermied curio meant to swindle tourists.
"-Not some strange spirit made flesh then?" Retsu said, squinting at the label in the corner of the tank. "Ornithorhynchus paradoxus- it sure is!" She laughed.
Well? What should we do about this? Minazuki waved a flipper to indicate the entire zoo. I'm not sure if we should promote their keeper for his dedication to the study of venom, or if we should fire him for putting his lab next to the neonatal ward.
"Let's see what he has to say for himself." Decided Retsu, moving the folding chair to the middle of the room, re-locking the door, turning the light off, and sitting down.
...You always were one for Dramatics. Sighed Minazuki, settling on the floor beside her and waiting, eye wide in gleeful anticipation
She did not have to wait long before there was the sound of someone running up the stairs, panting, and a carabiner of keys jingling, the door being unlocked and a small, moderately disheveled and scatterbrained-looking young man stepped in, apologizing for being late he couldn't find his boss anywhere-
"-so I had to submit the paperwork for all the research I've been doing with you guys to the drop-box which is hidden on the 7th floor next to urology for some reason but I'm here now and I've got nice juicy crickets and mice for-"
He flicked on the light to find his aforementioned boss sitting in a folding chair, waiting for him like some kind of fucked up ghost.
"-UNOHANA-TAICHO!?"
She regarded his appropriately terrified visage for a moment. "...Yamada, right?"
The young man nodded mutely, still frozen like a better-taxidermied-than-whatever-the-thing-behind-her-was rabbit. "Y- Yes Ma'am. Um. Captain. I'm Hanataro Yamada. Sir."
"...I'll take a cricket, but after you explain what the hell this is." She decided.
"Oh!" he yelped, startled to still be alive. "Well- uh- I actually just submitted the paperwork for the research permissions for this upstairs but the thing is, see, venom is, well, are- they're all terribly biologically active substances, and I was reading your research paper you submitted for your seated officer's proposal about toxic plants and the medicines that could be derived from them because so many medicines are really just poisons, dosed between "fatal to the problem" and "fatal to the patient", and um- well I thought, that's got to be doubly true of venomous animals because venom is meant to cause profound chemical reactions in other animals, so I figured if I could extract, analyze and isolate specific compounds, that there's a lot of new potential drugs and cures lurking in these creature like, um- oh, uh, the Vipers up there kill their prey primarily through the use of fast-acting anticoagulants, which have potential applications in heart disease cures, but the Klein-Bottle-Web spiders work with fast-acting coagulants, produced in the same glands as their silk, so I was hoping to develop bandages that can stop bleeding on a chemical level as well. And- oh! these Sea-cave Remipedes can cause intense hallucinations, which is not ideal when you're scuba-diving in a cave to find them but in smaller doses, it looks like the compounds they produce act as anti-psychotics, and um- oh yeah, the little butter frogs- the yellow ones- yeah, the venom they excrete has got a ton of really interesting anti-inflammatory properties and the bird up there excretes a mild neuroinhibitor and the Platypus- It's an extremely primitive mammal, even moreso than marsupials, and the males- that one is Billy, for Billabong- um, bad pun, don't worry about it-um, it's got these venomous spurs on his hind legs that produce a venom that is a Neuro-enhancer, of all things, as well as a host of anti-microbial compounds that STING if he gets a kick in, but apparently they really only produce them during mating season so I may have to get him a sheila- that's what the guide said the females were called- and. Um. Yeah. That's. Well, I was hoping to get a research grant so I could keep them somewhere a little more secure. and. not right next to the neonatal ward." he sputtered.
Retsu watched him blankly for a second, then held out her hand, expectant.
Yamada looked down at her hand, confused, then, remembering their earlier conversation, cautiously opened up the plastic tub he was clutching and delicately placed a single cricket in her open palm.
Without hesitation, she popped it in her mouth, the crunching audible in the awkward silence of the room as she made up her mind.
"Seventh-Seat Maomao is retiring later this year, and I will need a new Toxicologist." She declared. "If you've been hand-feeding the horned snails, you're brave enough for the job, and if you've figured out a different method, you're smart enough for it. I want all of this packed up and in level 4 Secure onditions by morning, Doctor Yamada." she nodded.
"Th- thank you taicho!" he yelped, Billy The Platypus splashing excitedly. "I look forward to your work, Hanataro." She smiled, and the boy very nearly fainted.
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tribbetherium · 1 year
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Are there still any big/weird shrish present? Alternatively, have they come upon any body plans like the remipedes of Earth?
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While shrish dominated uncontested in the seas in the Rodentocene, the coming of various competing marine clades in the form of the skwoids, pescopods, and various aquatic hamster lineages has pushed them away from their more divergent roles. Gone are the giant predatory shrarks, survived only by small mesopredator kin and abyssal species such as the galvaprawns. Yet the shrish are still holding on to a wide array of niches as the Middle Temperocene comes about: one such clade are the shreels: elongated, centipede-like shrish that thrive on reefs, hiding in nooks and crannies to forage for food or ambush small prey seeking refuge in the crevices. Their mouthparts, adapted for piercing and cutting soft food, but not breaking through tough shells, have made the predatory shreels focus primarily on pescopods rather than other exoskeletal crustaceans, lunnging from small openings and grabbing prey with their grabbing retractable pincers modified from their first pair of limbs when their antennae detect movement out of the burrow.
To defend themselves, some pescopods have developed powerful toxins that can kill an attacker that bites or consumes them. This may not necessarily protect an individual, but it protects a species as a whole as other predators quickly associate their warning coloration as something dangerous to be avoided. Dotted waspslugs (Vespicochleus xanthonelanus) are one of the most toxic species of all: not only lethal to small predators like shrish and skwoids but even also to bigger creatures such as bayvers and cricetaceans that try to consume them.
Yet the waspslugs have met their match in the draconic shrempipede (Ophidocaris draconispinus): a shreel that hides among groves of branching coral that give it stealth and maneuverability while stalking prey. Not only is the shrempipede immune to the lethal toxins of the waspslug: it also safely absorbs them and sequesters them in its own tissues, making it itself, the likes of which are both predator and prey in the many-runged food chain of the ocean ecosystem, just as lethal for any larger animal to eat.
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octoagentmiles · 1 year
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Animals I wish to see in Above and Beyond:
Alternate title: I Am Banging On Silvergate’s Door As We Speak /j
Bees!! because a bee model does in fact exist. I know this. They just need to use it /srs. Plus bees would make a really cute episode anyway- and when they finally do it I am willing to bet $9999 on it being a Vegimals episode.
Orchid mantis, or any kind of mantis really. Why? They are my favourite bug, next question-
Gynandromorph animal(s)!!! They're so cool—they're what happens when an animal with vastly different gender differences (think the harlequin ducks) is born intersex, and they look like Picasso paintings come to life. (it could also be a fun way to introduce a character with they/them pronouns-)
Parrots! (I know we got the mountain parrots but shh-) I desperately want a Pete-centered episode, and give him some friends while you're at it please.
Centipede! They’re literally just remipedes on land. Make it a Shellington episode and call it a day 👍
Snails. I love snails. They're the best mollusks, I am not accepting criticism.
Tarantula. Just because :)
Bunny. They showed an illustration of a non-anthro bunny in The Cold Snap and I have not felt peace since.
I’d gladly take a jackrabbit too; they’re not really rabbits (they’re hares), but if you’ve read that one post you’ll understand. It’s a Kwazii and Tweak episode.
Sammy The Falcon specifically. What is his deal???? They introduced him as Paani's living taxi and gave us ZERO context.
Maned wolves. Weirdos. (affectionate)
Moose. I will not elaborate further.
I’m down to see the chinstrap penguins again, or Ooju and Rocko—I think they should interact 👀
Ostrich?? Emu?? I have nothing else to say.
Ring-Tailed Lemur. They’re another one of my favourite animals, and I think the Wild Kratts fans would get a kick out of it. They deserve nice things.
Mole lizard. Look it up I DARE you. (cw if you're scared of snakes or worms) /nf
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statecryptids · 1 year
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Happy Found Family Christmas!
Biological family isn’t the only family, an sometimes it’s better to spend the holidays with the loveed ones you’ve found rather than the ones you were born with.
From right to left: coelacanth, remipede, giant pacific octopus, pterotrachea “sea elephant”, Scotoplanes “sea pig”, Magnapinna “bigfin squid”
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lillid0ptera · 3 days
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Words from the World Below #6: King Pyr'pnom, Host of Dark
King Pyr'pnom, the Apostate Saint Saint Aster had many apostles in his seemingly eternal life, and many would come and go from his tutelage. The majority would simply move on to become saints themselves, but a select few began to doubt their faith. None doubted their faith in Aster more than an ordained saint whose name now goes unsaid. This saint had learned so much and prayed to God so devoutly, yet his faith wavered as Dark crept further into his heart. Soon he saw Aster's teachings as nothing but blind faith in an illusion, The Surface was but a myth and The Dark awaited its king…
This delusion of dark desires brought the saint to apostasy, as he cast aside his role as saint. He would plunge himself into the depths of Dark, where he would become a willing host to its creatures. Parasites, scavengers, worms, remipedes, vermin, all shepherded into his flesh. He would revel in the agony of their mandibles and claws, he saw himself as the King of Dark as they ate him. As he was consumed and defiled by Dark, he heard within his mind a single word "Pyr'pnom", his new name as king.
King Pyr'pnom was a lonely monarch, ruling over nothing but vermin and detritus. Yet, in his delusion, he sees before him a flourishing kingdom that stands to affront the Church's very foundation. He is alone in his vision, as even his supposed subjects only see him as a host. His body is contorted, his skin like stone, his bones shattered, his face like the bottom of the abyss. He alone sees himself as king, and he alone shall see that vision unto eternity.
King Pyr'pnom, Host of Dark Consumed by his subjects, Pyr'pnom could not wish for a better end to his life. Should a king not give himself to his people? Should a king not devote himself fully to his subjects? To be consumed by his people, to have his holy flesh serve as their home is the greatest honor a king could achieve. Yes, this was the most powerful he could ever be.
His form is wretched and mutilated, a sword of ivory ripped from where his arm once was, it writhes with Dragonfire. It is hard to tell if there is any of the delusional king left as his flesh is crawling with remipedes and vermin.
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limbus-limousine · 22 days
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For the questions thing.. what's your like all time favourite animal ever
This is a very hard question because for favorites I'm like... Very categorybrained as in (reptiles, birds, bugs etc)
But thinking really hardddd.I think. I'd put arthropods and bird at the top.
I actually REALLY!! Really like Remipedes but isopods might surpass them by a bit. I hvae a giant isopod plushie. Love picking them up. One day I want to go to Monterey Bay Aquarium to touch one of the Big Guys...
However I think birds deserve a spot here because I also love them for different reasons. For a more classic one I'm absolutely enamoured by Columbidae, generally prefer doves. I raised a sick collared dove once and it was SO AWESOME. Also big fan of birds of prey (if it wasn't obvious) though I wouldn't choose a specific species... They all have their charm, on that note I prefer Old World vultures rather than New World (King Vulture would be the exception I think). Very needed honorable mention to cuculidae specially Anis. I love Anis they look like dinosaurs. Honorary mention corvids.
That said I think one of my all time favorite birds ever are probably ptarmigans. Favoring Rock ptarmys but all 3 win. The combination of their stupidly round appearance and staggeringly unexpected vocalizations is what does it for me.
OK I KNOW you asked for just one but ! I needed to visualize my tier list here. I think the final winners would be Ptarmy and Giant Isopod probably
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spacefinch · 1 year
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Do you love the color of the remipede
(You guys are lucky that I don’t know how to stretch images vertically)
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elementalgod-aj · 8 months
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Anthro Allies Remastered (Part 8)
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Now For Part 1 for The Arthropods
Onychophora
Rubber (Mutant Velvet Worm)
Velcro (Velvet Worm)
Latex (Velvet worm)
Tardigrada
Hourst (Mutant Water Bear)
Yasmin (Water bear)
Moss (tardigrade)
Chelicerata
Levi (House spider/Armed Spider)
Weav (Arachne Spider)
Tenichi (Bark Scorpion)
Singe (Fat Tailed scorpion)
Centurion (Horseshoe crab)
Limulidae (Horseshoe Crab)
Reguu (Sea Spider)
Drone (Sea spider)
Pox (Tick) 
Ick (Mite)
Flu (Tick)
Scabies (Mite)
Vivianne (Vinigroon)
Short tail (Schizomida)
Jorōgumo (Whip spider)
Micro whip (Palpigradi)
Pseudo (Pseudoscorpion)
Cowl (Hooded tick spider)
Volant (Camel spider)
Mona (Harvestman)
Myriapod
Cayenne (Myriapod Hybrid)
Zittriapede (Giant Eumillipes millipede)
Ravenous (house Centipede)
Ra-venous (Giant centipede)
Gloria (Amazon centipede)
Edward (Pill millipede)
Blare (Flat Millipede)
Archie (Arthropleura)
Paula (Pauropoda) 
Mulch (Garden centipede) 
Crustacean
Cyrus (Ghost Crab)
Gagamba (Crab hybrid)
Marshell (Spider crab hybrid)
Hikikomori (Anomura)
Shelton (Lobster)
Etta (Crayfish)
Clay (Mud lobster)
Prong (Spiny/Slipper lobster) 
Parkour (Shrimp)
Trawl (Prawn)
Ringster (Boxing shrimp) 
Minute (Krill)
Reinhold (Giant Isopod)
Spokes (Pillbug)
Bonez (Skeleton shrimp)
Jouster (Mantis shrimp)
Nix (Fairy shrimp) 
Junisha (Remipeded) 
Bijou (Copepod)
Giovana (barnacle) 
Previous/Next
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xjumbled-up-brainx · 2 years
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This is a project I’ve been crafting for a while through my re-run of everything english dubbed Octonauts. A brand new A-Z list of EVERY SINGLE CREATURE THE OCTONAUTS HAVE EVER MET:
*Vegimalese*
What’s that Tunip, you and the Vegimals want to learn about even more creatures?
*Vegimalese*
Well, let’s go again!
The Octocomputer will show you all the creatures the Octonauts, and Octo Agents, have met, on both land and sea!
Cheepa Cheepa!
Anaconda 1
Albatross 2
Anemones 3
Angler Fish 4
Arapaima 5
Adele Penguins 6
Alligator 7
Amano Shrimp 8
Anteater 9
Arabian Camels 10
Armadillo 11
Bowhead Whale 12
Barracudas 13
Beluga Whales 14
Black Caiman 15
Blobfish 16
Blue Whale 17
Blue-head Wrasse… 18
Bottle Nose Dolphins 19
Bat 20
Baboons 21
Barnacle Goose 22
Bear 23
Black Giant Squirrel 24
Black Winged Stilt Bird 25
Blind Shrimp 26
Burmese Python 27
Brittle Stars 27
Bombardier Beetle 28 and
Bomber Worms 29
Capybara 30
Carrier Crab 31
Catfish 32
Conocono Crab 33
Conocono Crab?
Coconut Octopus! 34
Colossal Squid 35
Comb Tooth Blenny 36
Cone Snail 37
Cookie Cutter Shark 38
Cuttlefish 39
Convict Fish 40
Caiman 41
Caterpillar 42
Cave Fish 43
Cave Shrimp 44
Chameleon 45
Clam 45
Chinstrap Penguins 46
Chinese Mitten Crab 47
Christmas Tree Worms 48
Coelacanth 49
Coral Polyp 50
Coral Snake 51
Crawfish 52
Crocodile 53
Crow 54
Crown of Thorns Starfish 55
Dormice 56
Deer 57
Damselfish 58
Dogfish 59
Decorator Crab 60
Duck-Bill Platypus 61
Dwarf Lantern Shark 62
Eel 63
Electric Eel 64
Elephant 65 and Elephant Seal66
Elk 67
Egyptian Vulture 68
Emperor Penguin 69
Fiddler Crab 70
Frogfish 71
Fire Ants 72
Flamingoes 73
Flying Fish 74
Flying Fox 75
Fruit Bats 76
Giant Clam 77
Giant Comb Jelly 78
Giant Isopod 79
Giant Spider Crab 80
Giant Squid 81
Giant Grass Carp 82
Giant Pacific Octopus 83
Giant Panda 84
Giant Weta 85
Golden Coral 86
Golden Mole 87
Giraffe 88
Garden Eel 88
Gray Whale 89
Grey Reef Shark 90
Grouper 91
Guard Crab 92
Gull 93
Great White Shark 94
Gulper Eel 95
Hammerhead Shark 96
And Harbor Seal 97
(Inhale hoo inhale hoo)
Harlequin Duck 98
Harpy Eagle 99
Hippos 100
Hoatzin 101
Honey Badger 102
Hornbill 103
Hourglass Dolphins 104
Howler Monkeys 105
Hyenas 106
Hermit Crab 107
Humpback Whale 108
Humphead Parrotfish 109
(Slower) Humu-humu-nuku-nuku-a-pua-a! Haha! 110
Ice worms 111
Iguanas 112
Indochinese Tiger 113
Immortal Jellyfish, 114
Jellyfish 115
Jaguar 116
Jawfish, 117
Kangaroos 118
Kea Parrots 119
Kelp, Fish 120
Leatherback Sea-Turtle 121
Loggerhead Sea-Turtle 122
Lemon Shark 123
Longfin Eels 124
Leopard 125
Lions 126
Lion Fish 127
Lions Mane Jellyfish 128
Long Arm Squid… 129
Leafy Sea Dragon 130
Mangrove crabs 131
Mantis Shrimp 132
Martens 133
Microbe 134
Monarch Butterfly 135
Mound coral 136
Mountain Goats 137
Mud Skipper 138
Moray Eel 139
Mimic Octo-Pus! 140
Marine Iguanas 141
Manta Ray 142
Mana (Mana?) Mana (Mana?) pause. Manatee…! (Clears throat)3
Narwhal 144
Needlefish 145
Nile crocodile 146
Nile monitor lizards 147
Nine banded armadillo 148
Nutria 149
Okapis 150
Omuras whale 151
Orca 152
Oarfish 153
Octopus 154
Prowfish 155
Pelicans 156
Polar Bear 157
Pilot Fish 158
Parrotfish 159
Piranhas 160
Porcupine Puffer 161
Porcupine 162
Puffin 163
Pangolin 164
Pikas 165
Pin-tailed whydahs 166
Poison dart frog 167
Pygmy 3 toed sloths 168
Quino checkerspot butterflies 169
Queens-land-Lung-fish 170
RedRock Crabs 171
Reef Lobsters 172
Remipedes 173
Remora Fish 174
Rainbow blanket octopus 175
Rats 176
Raven 177
Red deer 178
Red eye tree frogs 179
Red fox 180
River Dolphin 181
Rock climbing gobies 182
Ruffed grouse 183
Sand grouse 184
Sand viper 185
Screaming piha 186
Seals 187
Sehuencas water frogs 188
Squid 188
Skinks 189
Skua bird 190
Skull Spiders 191
Snail 192
Spinner dolphins 193
Suckermouth catfish 194
Sun bear 195
Sunflower Star 195
Sunfish 196
Surfing Snail 197
Sailfish 198
Sardines 199
Salt-water croc-o-dile 200
Sea gulls 201
Sea squirts 202
Sea tulips 203
Sea Otter 204
Sea Pig 205
Sea Skater 206
Sea Snail 207
Sea Snake 208
Sea Sponge 209
Sea Urchin 210
Sea Horses 211
Siphonophore 212
Slime Eel 213
Snapping Shrimp 214
Sperm Whale 215
Spook Fish 216
Sea Star 217
Surgeon Fish 218
Swordfish 219
Shovel Nosed-Guitar Fish 220
Swell (sigh) Shark (sigh) 221
Snot Sea (panicked) Cucumber! 222
Tiger shark 223
Tokay Geko 224
Toucan 225
Tree frogs 226
Tree lobsters 227
Tree snails 228
Trout 229
Turtles 230
Tulum cave remipede 231
Tube Worms 232
Triggerfish 233
Tor-pedo Ray…! 234
U: You? Me? Me? You? V!
Vampire Squid 235
Vent Shrimp 236
Vole 237
Watchman goby 238
Water dikkops 239
Weasel 240
Wisent 241
Wolves 242
Wood louse 243
Wolf Eel 244
Whale Shark 245
Walrus 246
Water Bears 247
Weddell Seal 248
Whale Louse 249
White-Tip-Shark 250
X: Xylophone solo!
Yellow bellied sea snakes 251
Yeti Crab 252
Zebra 253
Zebra fish! 259
Dadadada!
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blackgreenandblue · 1 year
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How do you do? As well as you know, the usual being plagued by antlered worms and attacking earth-eaters. Hopefully wizards and bats and lizards and rats can compete with that, with Carnival Jack. Though the Architect seems friendly, which is probably just swell. Beyond the Architect are the cave spiders, crawling around one another within a great cylindrical star-cavern and paying no heed to the small crab between their feet holding one Dreamsphere (ours). Upon the outside surface of the cylinder trods a great elk, and between the icy-white and ivy-draped peaks of its antlers lies a great network of cobwebs, of silken strings, upon which dances a great Remipede, playing out the Song of Reality on the strings of the great harp, which hums in the ear of the narwhal-squids which pull the chariot of the Hand of Time around the circumference of the great celestial Clown Clock, which crawls with ogres and goblins and spiders and trolls and dragons and squid and emerald crabs and hermit crabs and octopus-belugas, all hanging about in the tide-pools between its infinitely-stretching axial spars. All of this is in turn imagined by the velociraptor-monkey with a spear which lives in a tree and hides from snapping packs of weevil-aardvark-aardwolf-wolves, cougar crabs and angry lobster-tigers snapping for a denied dinner. In a hidden compartment in its tree, the velociraptor-monkey protects a hidden tankful of Architects on a reef which hold Memories in time via Dreamspheres. Butterflies and moths made of jewels flit lazily above it all, more heedless than the vultures and bustards and buzzards which are starting to crowd in the sky and blot out the sun and descend on the land to relieve its remaining carnage that following day. “Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme, Yesterday Holds Memories In Time,” screams Carnival Jack’s enabler with a great cruel sneer and pulls out your heart and demands that you yield. His mouth makes impossible sounds that seem almost like words. You cannot decrypt it, no matter how you scream. We all emerge as particles of unfiltered light from the eyes at the tips of an anemone’s waving fronds.
The Clockmakers are coming.
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i feel so nuts right now i had no idea insects were crustaceans i thought they overlapped like a venn diagram. the more one knows i suppose LOL
they’re in the Pancrustacea, closest to remipedes and Triops + fairy shrimp!
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