Mermaid Competition: Round 3. - Forum

Mermaid Competition: Round 3.

Laboratory
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Laboratory wrote:

Laboratory wrote:
1) Jellyfish have been around for more then 650 mio years.
2) An octopus as three hearts.
3) Oysters can litteraly change from one gender to another and back again.

i know I can't edit

i meant HAS* three hearts

Private
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Mitzci wrote:
1) Sharks are very healthy, as they are immune to all known diseases.
2) Atargatis is perhaps the “original” mermaid
3) The most abundant lifeform in the ocean is one you’ll never see

TheWayfaringStranger
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TheWayfaringStranger wrote:

KinggKylie wrote:
am i allowed to delete my post?@TheWayfaringStranger

Yes.

KinggKylie
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KinggKylie wrote:

TheWayfaringStranger wrote:

KinggKylie wrote:
am i allowed to delete my post?@TheWayfaringStranger

Yes. @KinggKylie

thanks

KinggKylie
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KinggKylie wrote:
1. The Vampire Squid Can Turn Itself Inside Out
2. The Water Bear Can Survive in Outer Space, It can survive in temperatures from absolute zero (-457 degrees Fahrenheit) up to 357 degrees.
3. The Napoleon Wrasse Can Change Its Sex.

Private
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BlackCatGirl1 wrote:
1. In Brazil we have the legend about an Amazon river dolphin, also know Boto-cor-de-rosa or pink river dolphin. The legend says that this animal at night become a handsome young men who seduce girls, impregnates them, and then return to the river in the morning to become a dolphin again.
These animals are haunted because of their dried eye balls and genitals, humans of the region believe this parts brings good luck.

2. Flying fishes even takes a flight up to 6 meters high to escape the enemy. Some of them can plain in the space od 50 to 100 meters.

3. Sea slugs eat venomous invertebrates, they keep the toxin in their own body, so when some predator tries to hunt them they release the venom from these invertebrates and escape.

Boytoy
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Boytoy wrote:
1- Mantis Shrimp arent able to be showcased in aquariums because they usually kill everything they share a tank with, and are able to break through the glass.
2- Universally, jellyfish have killed 15-20 more people than sharks have. Ever.
3- There are more artifacts of human history laying at the bottom of the ocean than there are in all the museums on the earth combined

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1. Lobsters communicate by peeing at each other.

2. A group of barracuda is called a battery.

3. The Hagfish can tie itself in a knot and produce a whole bucket-full of slimy mucus in just a few seconds.

Private
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Glade wrote:
Awesome Weird Sea Creature Facts!

1. The Narwhals tusk is actually its left tooth
2. All Blue Dragon Slugs are hermaphrodites
3. Starfishes have two stomachs

Beholder
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beholder wrote:
Since I dressed up as a narwhal, I'm gonna stick with them lol.

1. Narwhals tend to swim belly up. They can also stop and stay motionless. When they're stopped, belly up, some people assume that they're dead, giving them the name narwhal, meaning "corpse whale."
2. The narwhal tusk (only the males have tusks) is directly correlated to the size of their testes. You're welcome.
3. Narwhal tusks used to be sold as unicorn horns. Only Vikings and traders knew they existed centuries ago since they're a rare sight. This made it easy to trick people.

Redd
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Redd wrote:
1. zombie worms have no mouths. they excrete acid which will dissolve bones that they then absorb into their
bodies with their skin. source
2. sea cucumbers can essentially liquefy themselves to get into small spaces. source
3. male angler fish are basically parasites that latch onto and fuse blood vessels with their female mates. if they never find a female to mate with, they starve and die. source

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1. Sea sponges have no head, mouth, eyes, feelers, bones, heart, lungs or brain yet they are alive.
2. Body of sea urchins has radial symmetry. That means that each sea urchin can be divided in five equal parts
3. Sea lions can have age-related health issues. When they grow older, sea lions become prone to pneumonia, epilepsy, and cancer.

Apterygidae
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Apterygidae wrote:
Oh, I want to say more than three :c

1. When a female octopus find a partner she slow starts to massage her partner's brain when she is done she start to drag the male to her home (still having one tentacle around his brain).

2. There is a fish type that have so big teeth that they can not close their own mouth. (They belong to the fang tooth)

3. Gigantocypris is an ostracod and it's the size of a pea.

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Nanami wrote:
1. Opsanus beta can make a vibrating sound as high as we can hear it, it sounds like a phone vibrates.

2. herring King (sweidish sillkung) Is a fish that can reach 11 meters and weighs up to 272kg.

3. Macropinna microstoma, Has a transparent head, so it can look through its head when it's out and hunting.
The green "balls" are the eyes. The eyes in the face is not eyes.

The fish I have mentioned are fish no one talks about.

Private
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N0ah wrote:
1.the giant squid digests food with its brain
2.sea cucumbers expell their organs from their rectum when they feel threated to confuse the predator in making it think that it's sick(can regenerate organs throughout the months). In extreme cases they take in water to swell up and scare the predator off and surprisingly not die from the swelling.
3.jellyfish are 95% water and have no brain, spine, circulatory system, nervous system or digestive system yet in some cases can be immortal like the turritopsis dohrnii. They also thrive in toxic waters, so if the world ever came to an end, jellyfish would most likely take over.

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