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3 hours ago, Zeref said:

You have anglerfish on there I'm happy lol 

Blobfish might be fun to see too  

Blobfish would be hilarious lmao~

2 hours ago, Kari said:

I'd like to see some about betta fish and betta fish care and training. I've heard you can teach them tricks and I've been interested in getting one. 

Some other cool ones would be puffer fish, otters, dugong, or killer whales.

I can definitely do something on bettas!~ I love those things, they are so smart.

43 minutes ago, Zariel said:

Just some ideas but how about -

Stargazers
Coffinfish
Lungfish
Coelacanths (this would be really coo)
Mudskipper
Mantis Shrimp
Axolotls
Frilled Shark

Stargazers lmao

Coelacanths are a must for sure y.y + mantis shrimp + frilled sharks are definitely some good ideas too

18 hours ago, Zeref said:

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. 

I know rightttt lol I love them ~ they aren't too widely known about and I think some people haven't heard of them. 

16 hours ago, Zariel said:

"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 

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 ~ 

1 hour ago, Kari said:

Goblin sharks look so scary 

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

5 hours ago, Zeref said:

This was the best yet. They are really interesting to learn about and it's cool how smart they are. What kind of puzzles can they solve? 

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.

1 hour ago, Zariel said:

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?

Probably goblin sharks tomorrow if I have time tomorrow, might be a Saturday project.

4 hours ago, Zeref said:

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. 

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

@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

5 hours ago, Kazuma Satou said:

Jellyfish are cooool!! i thought they ate fish like some corals do... guess i'll drop the idea of having one as a pet  btw i wonder how my uncle picked one up without getting stung

As i know it'll make the pain worst

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 

2 hours ago, Zariel said:

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?

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 

47 minutes ago, Shinzi said:

I like reading this and found it very informative. Nice work Serey. I am curious though, in the event of a jellyfish sting, what do you do? I've heard that old rumor about peeing on it too but never believed it

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. 

1 hour ago, Eris said:

What if I pee on it before it stings me?

PLEASE DO NOT PEE ON RANDOM JELLYFISH X.X 

1 hour ago, Ayame said:

Super cute! I love jellies. The immortal jellyfish is really cool.

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