Including extinct species, what's your favorite sea creature?

Mine is Megalodon. It's still a bit of a grey area over whether or not it is actually extinct since some scientists say that it could still very well be alive.

On a side note, what's your favorite fish to eat?

At 8/19/14 11:54 PM, Piggler wrote:

At 8/19/14 11:51 PM, TheGamechanger wrote: Mine is Megalodon. It's still a bit of a grey area over whether or not it is actually extinct since some scientists say that it could still very well be alive.

No.

No scientists say that.

I take it you never seen Animal Planet's "Megalodon: The Monster Shark Lives"

At 8/19/14 11:51 PM, TheGamechanger wrote: Including extinct species, what's your favorite sea creature?

My favorite sea creature is The Whale for sure

Mimic Octopus

How can you not love creature that pretends to be other creatures

Edestus.

Whatever the hell this thing is.

At 8/20/14 12:58 AM, Chdonga wrote: Whatever the hell this thing is.

That's a Goblin Shark.

At 8/20/14 01:02 AM, Xenomit wrote: I'm tied between Cthulhu, a colossal squid that we haven't discovered that's 2 miles long and lives in the Mariana trench, and several other creatures bigger than you can imagine.

The Kraken

Trilobites because that's what kabuto and kabutops are modeled after.

I'm surprised no one mentioned mermaids yet. (besides me)

Dunkleosteus. Look at that armor.

Defo the blue whale. The sheer size of them amazes me. I'll always remember a school assembly many years ago where our headmaster demonstrated just how large the whale is. Fascinated me. What I also love about them is the mystery of them still. Not a huge deal is known about where they go in the deep blue and it just adds to the excitement I feel about deep sea exploration.

Also this woman I know who is a holiday rep gives tours all over the world and one of her regular gigs is doing a tour in Canada for a month. Doing one of their whale watching events one day, the group actually came across a blue whale. She says its the most incredible thing she's ever seen and at the time while suffering a sprained ankle she said the pain just seemed to disappear as she got up to stand by the boats rail, her mind just is awe of what she was saying. I'm so envious of her experience.

Side note, such a shame that the bloof sound was nothing animal.

Leviathan

At 8/19/14 11:51 PM, TheGamechanger wrote: Including extinct species, what's your favorite sea creature?

Mine is Megalodon.

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blue sea slugs

Whatever that one kind of shrimp was that was psychedelic colors, could see vastly more colors than humans ever could, and was a complete underwater badass by killing things with underwater bubble bullets it created by snapping its claws together quickly enough and somehow it was beyond boiling hot or something like that. That shrimp. That one. I choose you!

At 8/20/14 04:03 AM, ReNaeNae wrote: blue sea slugs

Now that actually stuck my fucking interest. Wow, great quality pic too, Wade would be jealous!

At 8/20/14 04:07 AM, CreateAndDestroy wrote:

At 8/20/14 04:03 AM, ReNaeNae wrote: blue sea slugs

Now that actually stuck my fucking interest. Wow, great quality pic too, Wade would be jealous!

Me too, cool looking creature.

I dont really like much sea creatures, I guess jellyfish are nice to look at.

At 8/20/14 04:08 AM, Nor wrote:

I dont really like much sea creatures, I guess jellyfish are nice to look at.

Deep sea, if you have the luxury of viewing irl or have a great aquarium that you can visit nearby. I live in Central Canada, ugh, none of that for me for 100,000s of miles :(

At 8/20/14 04:10 AM, CreateAndDestroy wrote:

At 8/20/14 04:08 AM, Nor wrote:

I dont really like much sea creatures, I guess jellyfish are nice to look at.

ewing irl or have a great aquarium that you can visit nearby. I live in Central Canada, ugh, none of that for
Deep sea, if you have the luxury of viewing irl or have a great aquarium that you can visit nearby. I live in Central Canada, ugh, none of that for me for 100,000s of miles :(

That sucks, I live by a gulf (Usa) so I can get there in like a 3 hour drive. I wont see much animals but at least its accessible.
Theres is tons of zoos too which is what I do if I want to view sea animals/animals in general which is rare.

At 8/20/14 04:15 AM, Nor wrote:

That sucks, I live by a gulf (Usa) so I can get there in like a 3 hour drive. I wont see much animals but at least its accessible.
Theres is tons of zoos too which is what I do if I want to view sea animals/animals in general which is rare.

Metro Toronto Zoo was very close to me, before I moved to Ottawa. I have been to the Zoo here, it is quite ridiculous. I mean, deer..... I used to see them wild in my orchard.

Bleh, I really want to see a Panda Bear CUB before I die, they are such babies, act like humans, I adore them too much! (I even have a panda tattoo ffs).

For some reason, The Whale.

Jaguar sharks

like the one from life aquatic

None. Fuck the ocean.

At 8/20/14 01:09 AM, Xenomit wrote:
Bigger than you can imagine

I can imagine how big the kraken is, I'm talking about something more like a whale so big that whenever it swims to the surface with its mouth open to eat you its mouth is so big that you can't see where it ends, there's just an unimaginably massive blackness barreling towards you so fast that by the time you've gotten over your shock and awe you're already in its mouth.

Cthulhu might be real........(40% chance?)

At 8/19/14 11:58 PM, TheGamechanger wrote:

At 8/19/14 11:54 PM, Piggler wrote:

At 8/19/14 11:51 PM, TheGamechanger wrote:

I take it you never seen Animal Planet's "Megalodon: The Monster Shark Lives"

lmfao this kid thought that was real lmfao im weak