#spirula

[sharp-teuth]

i feel like putting these things i made for my posterboard on here so here they r

giant squid, rams horn squid. some other doodles

cameroceras, greater and brown argonaut, and you can see part of vampire squid and giant pacific octopus

australian giant cuttlefish and another giant squid

the common european cuttlefish thats in my pfp (also plectronoceras)

anomalocaris, another plectronoceras, dilpomoceras (with complimentary paper clip), cooperoceras, and a rhamphorhynchid

hallucigenia and helicinia viridis (really pretty and cool snail btw)

[dailycephalopods]

Howdy 🦑 I'd like to request a spirula

Daily Cephalopod #151

[sarahmackattack]

Ah, the sweet rams horn squid. What absolute silly gooses. They have the body of a breakfast sausage.

Like a couple other cephalopods, they are off on their own in the cephalopod family tree. There's nothing else alive QUITE like them.

They have an internal shell that helps them with buoyancy. It looks like this:

Image credit: beachcombingmagazine.com

For a long time we only had trawling samples and their shells to know them by. Then in 2020 we got a video of them! Looking... so suspicious. You'd think we just caught them eating a cookie that their mom very specifically told them were for the COMPANY and not to TOUCH.

ROV SuBastian Dive 402 (Pt B) - Wreck Bay Plunge Pool, Australia - FK200930

Join RV Falkor and ROV SuBastian for the tenth and final dive of the Northern Depths of the Great Barrier Reef expedition. We will close out

Here's the full observation 🦑

[sabrinazoarium]

spirula are also known as the rams horn squid because they have an internal coiled shell that looks like a rams horn and the shells often wash up on beaches, also they glow!!!! the deep sea is so cool

[frog-beans-blogs-things]

Cooking something

[korvidbrekker]

hey, no pressure to answer, and im sorry if it's personal / you already talked about this

a ton of my favorite sanders sides fics were written by you. it seems they were deleted (or at least i can't find them), and im curious as to what happened? or if there's anywhere else to access them?

Yes, they were deleted for personal reasons, no I haven't posted them anywhere else. My condolences. I'm glad you enjoyed them while they were still up, though, and I hope this can give you some closure.

[sea-celebrations]

Cephaloween day 27

Cephalopod of the day is: Rams-horn Squid/Spirula

This friends is weird, and that’s a great thing! - 8/8 arms

[drhoz]

#959 - Lepas pectinata - Small Goose Barnacles

A smaller species of Goose Barnacle, known to prefer small floating objects as its habitat, and especially the floating shells of Ram’s-horn Squid (Spirula spirula)

Singleton, Perth