Oriel The Sheep

[oriel-the-sheep]

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originally not ai art but the filter kinda screwed it.

[squidknees]

a Ness for the wiki

[d3viledeggman]

Haven’t posted here in God knows how long

I started getting into the rare pair, Shadow and Surge and realized that they might have a lot in common. I would love to see them interact one day. In the mean time, enjoy my first piece of Shadurge fanart.

[kibiruui]

squibss 🦑

[squidknees]

gijinkas are fun to design. here's a chandelure

[kibiruui]

Starfish reference 🌟💙

she/her , she delivers mail :3

[squidknees]

most of what I'm doing lately is human OCs, so I'm thinking about committing to an actual spec bio side project...

(these guys are people, to be clear. they will have clothes and language and society. it is just going to take me a bit to get there)

[sarahmackattack]

I’m doing inktober insofar as I’m drawing every day, but not necessarily doing any one set of prompts 😅

[kibiruui]

Splatoon Captain 3

[captainsquiddd]

i love them sm i wish hedgehogs and chameleons were real

[lizardsaredinosaurs]

All Mesonychoteuthis babies get a transparent hat at birth.

Colossal Squid (Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni)

Antarctic Ocean

Status: Least Concern

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This picture is specifically to mark the first-ever recording of a live colossal squid in its habitat. (and it's a baby)

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[life-on-our-planet]

This is the first confirmed live observation of the colossal squid, Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni, at depth in its natural habitat. Pilots filmed the young cephalopod at about 600m near the South Sandwich Islands as the Schmidt Ocean Institute’s remotely operated vehicle SuBastian descended through the water column on a dive aiming to discover new marine species, in partnership with Ocean Census during the #SouthSandwichIslands expedition. ©Schmidt Ocean Institute

[uncharismatic-fauna]

Uncharismatic Fact of the Day

The humboldt squid has some of the most impressive reproductive capabilities of any cephalopod! Although they only live 1-2 years, a single female can lay up 20 million eggs!

(Imgage: A baby humbolt squid (Dosidicus gigas) by Danna Staaf)

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[herpsandbirds]

Japanese or Pacific Flying Squid (Todarodes pacificus), family Ommastrephidae, order Oegopsida, found in the North Pacific

This species can shoot out of the water and glide at distances of up to 30 m over the ocean's surface, using their fins and membranes between the arms and tentacles.

photos: Geoff Jones & Kouta Muramatsu, Hokkaido Univ.

[delphianactuallydoodling]

Adorned (2025)

[herpsandbirds]

Geographic Sea Hare (Syphonota geographica), family Aplysiidae, order, Kata beach, Phuket, Thailand

Though sea hares are refered to as sea slugs, they are not in the same order as Nudibranchs.

photograph by Stuart Childs

[rattyexplores]

Beautiful sea hare found in a shallow tidepool.

06/11/23 - Aplysia reticulata

QLD:WET - Etty Bay