All of them look like abstract pieces of art for some reason.
[QUOTE=TehAgentGuy;30347787]All of them look like abstract pieces of art for some reason.[/QUOTE]
Except their not post-modern. They're positively ancient.
It's fl0w, documentary edition.
The bio luminescent ones have been my favorite for years.
Disco Jelly fish @ 2:55
And that is why I love the ocean. So much variety, so unique, so elusive, so beautiful, so alien yet terrestrial. This is why we are a Blue Planet. We have yet to discover most of our own planet.
There is also no such thing as a fish. After all, in the 16th century, seals, whales, crocodiles and hippos were called fish and cuttlefish, starfish, crayfish, jellyfish and shellfish still are.
[QUOTE=GreenLeaf;30347671]who needs aliens when you got jellyfish?[/QUOTE]
Quick! Somebody make a game where you run around and shoot jellyfish!:buddy:
they're so disgusting
[QUOTE=Vasili;30351463]There is also no such thing as a fish. After all, in the 16th century, seals, whales, crocodiles and hippos were called fish and cuttlefish, starfish, crayfish, jellyfish and shellfish still are.[/QUOTE]
So. We've established that non-fish aren't really fish. What are fishes then. un-fish?
I love deep sea biology. It's all so alien and mysterious.
If I ever get rich, I will have a wall in my room that's a fish tank filled with disco jellyfish.
Just need need some way to produce microbes in mass.
[QUOTE=Bonzai11;30353608]If I ever get rich, I will have a wall in my room that's a fish tank filled with disco jellyfish.
Just need need some way to produce microbes in mass.[/QUOTE]
The pressure you would need to keep those deep sea Jive ass jellies in a tank would be ridiculous. It would be cheaper to build a submersible trailer home and live on the bottom of the ocean. Your tanks glass would have to have no flat surfaces because these jellies never meet a hard object in their life and any impact with a flat surface would stress or kill them. The tanks water circulation would have to be constant and clean, the water pressure would have to be around [i]11,000psi[/i] Which would make any large glass window nearly impossible. your tank would have to be a seamless pressure vessel and any windows would be a major deficit to structural integrity. Then on top of that, you don't even know if these animals would last long in captivity.
[QUOTE=OvB;30353711]The pressure you would need to keep those deep sea Jive ass jellies in a tank would be ridiculous. It would be cheaper to build a submersible trailer home and live on the bottom of the ocean. Your tanks glass would have to have no flat surfaces because these jellies never meet a hard object in their life and any impact with a flat surface would stress or kill them. The tanks water circulation would have to be constant and clean, the water pressure would have to be around [i]11,000psi[/i] Which would make any large glass window nearly impossible. your tank would have to be a seamless pressure vessel and any windows would be a major deficit to structural integrity. Then on top of that, you don't even know if these animals would last long in captivity.[/QUOTE]
Who lives in a submersible under the sea?~
Rich-ass dumb-fuck!
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