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Old 03-08-2006, 10:33 AM   #1
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New crustacean species found

http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/science....ap/index.html

Its like a hairy blond lobster...really kinda looks pre-historic to me.

Interestign though.

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That's pretty awesome.
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Looks cuddly and pettable!
Can I put one in the same tank with corys and tiger barbs?
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Actually to me, if you discount the blonde hair it looks more like a white tick than a lobster.
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You know how freaky those things can be that live in the dark depths of the ocean. I wonder if anyone has touched those hairy strands and found out if they are little poison darts yet.

Very cool looking. Monterey Bay seems to be the place to go for all the happening stuff. I think I oughta move there and get a job.
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I'm amazed at the depth, 7500 feet deep!! WOW
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it looks really gross to me..lol
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I'm amazed at the depth, 7500 feet deep!! WOW
And I thought my life was under pressure
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It reminded me of a white hairy tarantulla - eewwww...
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It does look like a tick. Something about it actually king of bothers me. I don't know if it is the hair or the fact that it looks like a bug. It could even be because it is white. Although, it is amazing to think about all the strange and undiscovered creatures that are still out there to find.
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I saw that today! Ewwwww.....I think it is interesting that they just discovered it, but it totally creeps me out.
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