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Ewan C.
Ewan C.
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5/21/2014
http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and-animals/vivid-purple-jellyfish-may-be-new-species


BFW edit: fixed the link - the bullet point was breaking it.
edited by babelfishwars on 5/21/2014
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babelfishwars
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5/21/2014
*adds to list of reasons never to swim in the sea*

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Catherine Raymond
Catherine Raymond
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5/21/2014
Dear God. It came all the way up here from the Neath! :-)

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Pyrodinium
Pyrodinium
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5/21/2014
Does it have good penmanship skills though?

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Hammond
Hammond
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5/22/2014
Like Uqbar of Tlön before it, the Neath is being written and imagined into our reality. Little bits an pieces to start... or its just a ,coincidentally, purple Medusozoa.
I really hope its not the latter.

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Pyrodinium
Pyrodinium
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5/23/2014
Hammond wrote:
Like Uqbar of Tlön before it, the Neath is being written and imagined into our reality. Little bits an pieces to start... or its just a ,coincidentally, purple Medusozoa.
I really hope its not the latter.



  • We are already building the Wikia for FL which is comparable to the creative guys that made the encyclopedias for Uqbar. Perhaps we just need to introduce a little Correspondence to the world so that we can rewrite reality...

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    Twyll
    Twyll
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    5/24/2014
    babelfishwars wrote:
    *adds to list of reasons never to swim in the sea*


    I decided I prefer sailing on top of the sea to swimming in it long ago, but learning about Glaucus Atlanticus, (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glaucus_atlanticus), also known as the blue sea slug, clinched it for me. On their own, they're not venomous at all, and are also tiny and adorable-looking; but they're also capable of just swimming right up to the incredibly venomous Portuguese Man-of-War and munching on its tentacles, then refining the venom to make it even more deadly.

    Also, because one can never go to Wikipedia without clicking through at least a few links (although I generally manage to stop before arriving at the 72 Seals of Solomon having started at an article about cats), I just discovered that the Blanket Octopus likes to break off Man-of-War tentacles and wield them as tiny floppy marine swords.

    Now, I haven't gotten far enough in the game to see much of the Unterzee beyond panning for Glim on its shores, and I'm not part of the Sunless Sea beta... but I sincerely hope there are, or will be, creatures populating it that are as amusingly horrifying as these that IRL-Nature produces!
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    Lashkar
    Lashkar
    Posts: 109

    5/27/2014
    It does look spectacularly like a blemmigan but according to in-game text, blemmigans are actually fungi. I suppose they're the tame versions of the Fungus-Columns that you hunt in the marshes.

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    Gillsing
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    5/27/2014
    Lashkar wrote:
    I suppose they're the tame versions of the Fungus-Columns that you hunt in the marshes.
    Oh, apart from the Blemmigan Secretary I don't think they are tame at all.
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