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@Kari ~ there are Lion's Mane stinging jellies in the gulf of Maine, not sure if that's some place you go or not a lot Could've been a moon jelly. They usually can't penetrate human skin because they have weak stingers. @Ayame not sure about actually reversing humans to babies lmao but definitely possible to use some of the things they're learning

It was perfect until the end with that horrible movie picture Nice job on the entry Serey and nice work Kazuma for helping her with it. They look a lot less scary than what the movie shows lol.

I wouldn't know about them either except I first saw them on shark week last year

"Although the goblin shark may look intimidating, it poses no real threat to humans." They look like the scariest most dangerous shark I've seen looking like that lol I thought they were smaller than 10-13 foot too so that makes it worse. I thought they were 4-6 feet long. I guess I'll never have to worry about it tho since I won't be swimming that deep in the ocean for any reasons... The first goblin shark was discovered off the coast of Japan in 1898. I thought it was more recent like 1980s huh, oh well Cool blog Serey

Heck yea! This was fun to read. I love octopuses they are cool to watch do stuff. I've seen some vids of them unlocking doors and going through really small holes.

They can be pretty complicated to own if you don't know what you're doing or if you don't have the right kind of tank. You definitely wanna make sure you have all the right things to own one or they'll just die so they are more complicated than a fish. And yes I got stung by one when I was doing volunteer work at the aquarium in Chicago lol Thanks ~! There's debate about what the right method is tbh. I've had some people I work with swear you should use baking soda on them after you soak it in hot water, and other people say vinegar soaking is the best method, and other people say believe it or not, meat tenderizer. Honestly I think any of these methods is just about as good as the other. For mine, vinegar and hot water and pain relief medicine did the trick but I wasn't stung by a large one or a super dangerous one either.

PLEASE DO NOT PEE ON RANDOM JELLYFISH X.X Those things are really fascinating~ there's a lot of interesting studies on them too and if it's possible to replicate what they do in humans

This was the cutest entry so far I really want to pick up a sea bunny even though it says it shouldn't be touched lol

They are in some places ~! Because they "bark" but it might not be the official name for them because sharks were once referred to as sea dogs. I'm definitely going to do rays tonight! I think the little one is Def a sea lion because it's flippers face out like a sea lion and the others are grey seals. I love sea bunnies!! I'm going to do one on those too~ hmm okay so I might end up having to do entries for more than five days XD

This was good! I think we have both at my zoo... the sea lions are always loud now that I think about it lol have you seen the sea lion called Neil?

Idk where you are but we have fish markets here it's easy to find there, I see it a lot. If you have a place that sells seafood near you they probably sell it or you can order it online too. If you don't wanna cook it yourself, idk but probably a high end seafood restuarant carries or a Spanish restuarant because you can get grilled octopus there. When I had it, I had some kind of dried octopus snack in a bag. What blog are you doing next?

That'll be cool octopus are so smart

That's a good idea I should do octopus tomorrow ~

Jellyfish are really cool I liked the ones in Tennessee. That was the first time I'd seen them in person. For some reason I thought jellyfish were the really smart ones but than when I thought about that I realized I was thinking about octopus and thought it was jellyfish because of the tentacles It would be nice to see information on octopus because I think they are really neat.

How about Starfish?

Blobfish would be hilarious lmao~ I can definitely do something on bettas!~ I love those things, they are so smart. Stargazers lmao Coelacanths are a must for sure y.y + mantis shrimp + frilled sharks are definitely some good ideas too

I know rightttt lol I love them ~ they aren't too widely known about and I think some people haven't heard of them. But they aren't XD and tbh I was actually a little shocked when I found out they can reach 13 ft too. In my mind I always had them somewhere around 4 ft and on the smaller side ~

I'm really glad you did one on this shark lol This was always my favorite shark because they look strange and are so weird. I didn't know some of these things, that they lived since dinosaurs and haven't changed much is very interesting. They do look like they belong in the dinosaur era.

They do look wild ngl lol I also want to do an anglerfish blog

Ty Pessikins<3 They can interact with Rubiks cubes, they can solve those L-shaped plastic puzzles though, they can open childproof locks/jars, navigate mazes, and escape locked aquariums pretty easily. There's a lot of videos on YT of them solving puzzles and stuff, it's pretty cool. Probably goblin sharks tomorrow if I have time tomorrow, might be a Saturday project.

I tried octopus once and I thought it was pretty gross.

This was interesting too. I wish I could have a jellyfish but they seem really complicated to take care of, so I think I'll stay with just having normal fish. The pictures from the aquarium are really good too, I haven't seen such good pics of them before by someone. You got stung by a jellyfish once before didn't you?

Cool! Thanks for the detailed explanation. I wonder why they're called sea lions instead of sea dogs... They almost look like dogs

I think the pictures you took look just fine. The sunset here is beautiful and I especially like the night views of the city.

Coelas are one I really want to know more about.

Just some ideas but how about - Stargazers Coffinfish Lungfish Coelacanths (this would be really coo) Mudskipper Mantis Shrimp Axolotls Frilled Shark

You have anglerfish on there I'm happy lol Blobfish might be fun to see too

It would be cool if you did more entries on fish no one ever heard of lol.

I used to learn so much by watching that lol I was obsessed with watching it and still am actually~ @Kari yeah basically dinos in shark form lol they are interesting lil guys @Animedragon I think there's probably a lot, especially ones we don't even know about since so much of the ocean is unexplored and new creatures are found all the time~ That's why I'm most interested in deep-sea creatures over other ones. @SasukeI always feel like I sound insane to say so, but I believe there could be, since yeah it's so unexplored and there's creatures we have no idea about it yet there. @Jellal LOL oh c'mon they wanna hug ;-; @Ayame You'd give it a hug then right? XD

They look a lot like you.

@Zariel I don't like it either lol @Kari it's actually hard to say because they have different types of intelligence. Dolphins are smart with social things, self-awareness, using tools, and even passing knowledge to younger generations and octopus are good with long and short term memories, problem solving and complex puzzles. Both are able equally smart. @Animedragon yeah they are actually super smart even with using tools to open their food or solve problems. Thanks all ~ glad you enjoyed reading

You can eat both lol

ooo yeah, I saw one a few nights ago on an Insta video tbh, it went through this TINYYYY hole, and I know they can do that because they have no bones but it's always like wowww every time I see it lol

I would give up and go into the woods to live life as a hermit, I'm not doing high school or any school all over again

Yeah don't touch it @Zeref XD @Eris I DON'T KNOW AND YOU DON'T EAT THEM THEY AREN'T SALAD X.X

These look edible. What do they taste like? Why does that salad have eyes?

I've seen stingrays before but not mantas. I think mantas look cooler though lol I didn't know they get that big. I thought it was more like 15 feet so that's cool.

A slightly weird posting, but my mother had 3 seal plushes (which I inherited) I've now realised that the middle one is more likely to be a sea lion.

That sounds right I think I remember somewhere seeing he was an elephant seal, what's the difference?

I lost all interest to eat it after you said it was jelly in texture. I hate jelly textures.

"Sunfish pose no harm to humans and are often docile so if you find yourself diving next to one, you don't need to worry as they will likely ignore you, and you can probably get a really cool picture next to a HUGE fish~! " If I found myself swimming next to that I think I would panic instantly and almost drown, why is it so big lol "they look like someone didn't know what a fish looked like and tried to draw one:" Who told it to look like that 5100 pounds, yeesh, what if it landed on you? You'd be more squished than it is. Nice read Serey! I hope you do write more tomorrow.

When I go to some events I'll not see people in front of me put their phones down for a second and it's started to irk me in some ways. I had been the same way at one point and realized I'd leave places and wonder what the hell I just saw and have to look at the pictures or video to see it again because the only memory I'd have is staring at my phone camera recording it.

That's why I'm always a bit upset when I see people only capturing an event through a phone lense instead of experiencing it in the moment. Of course I understand wanting to capture the memory, but if you're recording the entire memory through a phone you haven't actually experienced the moment. I always take a few pictures or a short video and then experience the rest in real time because there's nothing like the real thing. Maybe I have an older mindset than most people our age, but I feel as though our entire generation lives life through a phone instead of really living. Alright I'm done thanks for coming to my Ted talk

Ahhwwww sweet Pessi Ill be watching for it fo sho fo sho

I can definitely try to do that here once I start feeling better ~ It's not very far away as Lillie mentioned lol I see it a lot I might even have some other pictures of it, in fact I'm fairly sure I do. I'll go through and look some point soon. @Sasuke @Sarada @Zeref thanks you guys <33 I am going to try some more photos in black and white sometime soon because I like the way it looks and it's something I want to experiment more with. No Arizona plz I will die too @.@

I like the black and white photos both of them. first is nicer tho. I didn't mind going to Missouri I just wish someone had told me :homer:

@Sasuke @Ayame @Animedragon Glad you guys liked it~! I don't think a lot of people knows these things exist but there's a lot of really cute things in the ocean, not all scary lol ~ and Rosie, I'm not actually sure if you can have one as a pet actually, since it's salt water, you'd definitely have to have a salt water tank for starters, and I think it would be super hard to have a sea sheep as a pet because of the fact they only eat specific algea. Same for sea bunnies, and those only live a few months anyways. As far as sea pigs go, that's prolly impossible since they only survive at deep, high pressure and freezing temps. You can however have a sea hare or sea lettuce as a pet. Sea lettuce, and sea hare:

Glad you guys enjoyed reading it ~ tonight I'll do Snake heads

Maybe not that but I can do guides for it lol. When Yama releases soon that will be one of the firsts I'll do for bosses.

Hellll to the yeah There better be some j-mod cheats for quests I hate this MM2 and DT2 bs smh.