Full Version: Hashem's Deep-sea Wonders - Must See To Believe!
I am fascinated by anything saltwater. Thanks for sharing
QUOTE(Pure Myrrh @ Jan 13 2008, 09:55 PM) 
Amazing! Thanks
QUOTE(err @ Jan 14 2008, 02:15 AM)
The deep sea angler, I wonder if they were always like that or is their present state the natural progression of feminism
Good question, for now it shall be labeled as בעיא דלא איפשיטא.
Nothing new but great to see such an amazing bunch of clips. The last one of the octopus was really entertaining, particularly when they slowed him down so you could see exactly what was going on. (I used to have a pet octopus who used this same tactic in the tank to evade lookers-on and fool fish.)
Creatures of Deep Waters... It is an interesting theme for me. "Between the lines" from the Tanakh I have took the idea that progeny of Vehu (the first divine name) and a human woman left the ground and went into the sea. And deep waters became their refuge.
By the way, what is your imagination? For fun can you observe hidden faces of 'amphibian-men' on the photo below?
The right lower corner? Centre?
http://www.photolib.noaa.gov/htmls/nur00006.htm
By the way, what is your imagination? For fun can you observe hidden faces of 'amphibian-men' on the photo below?
The right lower corner? Centre?
http://www.photolib.noaa.gov/htmls/nur00006.htm
QUOTE (Wiki about viperfish)
Males are free swimming when young but before they mature these small fishes (about a tenth the size of the female) attach themselves permanently to the hind body of the female and become parasitic. Their blood supply becomes continuous with that of the female and most of the internal organs degenerate: they become simply appendages to supply sperm when required.
QUOTE (Pure Myrrh @ Jan 13 2008, 10:55 PM)
Thank you, I enjoyed it.
QUOTE (brianna @ Feb 3 2008, 10:37 AM)
We must learn from all creatures......
QUOTE (International @ Feb 3 2008, 09:50 AM)
We must learn from all creatures......
Oh I do. I just found this one amusing.
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