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Where have all the merfolk?! They’re still here just hiding in plain sight.(This was done as p

Where have all the merfolk?! They’re still here just hiding in plain sight.

(This was done as part of a 3dtotal web tutorial. Big thank you goes out to Rob over at 3dtotal for facilitating this)


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Celestial Octopus I used to be obsessed with sea creatures, I feel like I should draw them more ofte

Celestial Octopus

I used to be obsessed with sea creatures, I feel like I should draw them more often!

Evangeline Gallagher 2020

Prints are available in my shop: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/evangelinegallagher/


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galuw11225.jpgby Keith Levit
Via Flickr:
School of Yellow Tailed Grunt (Anisotremus Interruptus) fish swimming underwater, Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador

 Quick pixel art of My NO. 2 favorite sea arthropod, the hibbertopterus!

Quick pixel art of My NO. 2 favorite sea arthropod, the hibbertopterus!


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Water lizard? Loch Ness monster with the short legs gene the dachshund doggos have?

I know marine iguanas exist, just tryna be cute

What the “Googly-eyed Squid” REALLY isThis photo of the newly discovered “googly-eyed squid” went vi

What the “Googly-eyed Squid” REALLY is

This photo of the newly discovered “googly-eyed squid” went viral for obvious reasons. It’s adorable… and so interesting. What is it, though?

It’s name is actually called the stubby squid (Rossia pacifica). It is actually most closely related to the cuttlefish and roams the seafloor of the Northern Pacific ocean. 

It’s cartoon features, however, are not a joke. These creatures can be seen 1000m. in depth and spend their time burrowing into the sediment of the ocean and capturing their prey. Their prey include shrimp and small fish as they are only about 2 in. in size.

The stubby squid will live its two years, mate, lay eggs, and then die.


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