Sakura

@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:

56 minutes ago, Zeref said:

Go on and watch it, sure that @Sakura will watch it with you she loves that movie so much she forced us all at some point to watch it on stream with her lol. But remember that I tried to warn you 

Pfft, at least he would prolly appreciate this AMAZING movie and the spectucular acting and top of the line CGI lmaOOO 

1 hour ago, Lucky said:

Cute asf the sea bunnies look so damn close to real land bunnies 

Yasss, they definitely earned their name lol

28 minutes ago, Eris said:

It's not my fault it looks like it needs some ranch dressing.

I think if you eat that you'll die idk 

Yeah don't touch it @Zeref XD

@Eris I DON'T KNOW AND YOU DON'T EAT THEM THEY AREN'T SALAD X.X

30 minutes ago, Kazuma Satou said:

Huh? you're making it sound more interesting

Oh it is DEFINITELY interesting.. I don't think there's another way to describe it XD 

4 hours ago, Zariel said:

How didn't it get a Grammy?!

This is a srsly good question, shoulda got like 100 awards u.u 

Thanks all ~<3 Glad you liked this, about to write my sea slug blog ^^

29 minutes ago, Lucky said:

Sea lions are so loud I can alway identify them lol I like them better than seals because of the barking. They seem more curious than seals too. Sea lions are extroverts and seals are introverts

That'd honestly an on point definition lol 

34 minutes ago, Lucky said:

Hell yeah I love rays. This was the first species we covered in my marine bio classes and we took a trip to an aquarium to pet rays and that was dope. Chill creatures

I got to do that at Ripleys aquarium ~! I loved it lol 

59 minutes ago, efaardvark said:

That's the basic problem here, isn't it?   

All fish ever lol 

39 minutes ago, Lucky said:

Sweeeet. I didn't know you were doing fish blogs yet. Snakeheads are cool asf but I've never seen one in person yet. They look freaky even outside of the movie neato asf creatures though. Too bad they are considered invasive because they're one of my faves. 

YEP~ Tomorrow we explore the wide world of sea slugs lol 

I think they're cool too but I get that they do cause some problems with other fish species x.x 

7 minutes ago, Eris said:

Are snakeheads on that show The Wiggles? If not, why not?
Why is he not in jail for releasing that?

NO!!~ And I dunno maybe they should be lmao 

I don't think anyone was arrested for it but tbh I'm not sure how that works 

21 minutes ago, Eris said:

The movie is good, Pessi just doesn't have any taste. 

It's nice of Kazuma to let you out of the kitchen so you can prepare blogs instead of meals to educate the rest of the uneducated population like myself. 

"4 feet (about 1.2 meters)"
The fact that they get that big is still terrifying ma'am. If I saw one running at me I would shit myself and die. That could swallow an infant. 

How did they get to North America if they are from Asia? What ass let them go here?

RIGHT THANK YOU ~! AMAZING MOVIE 

I should hit you for the second paragraph but I'm tired u.u

And they aren't going to "run" at you lmao the best they can do is a wiggle 

They were first discovered in North America in the US in 2002 in Maryland. I don't know who it was that released them, but someone eventually admitted to it, saying he'd bought them in New York and released them in a pond.

hONESTLYYYY ... I think you're being unfair to the most amazing movie to ever grace the TVs LOL ~ And yas, they aren't that bad IRL, still a little vicious but they will not climb out of the water and swallow humans whole lol

Oki first of all don't diss my snake head terror movie like that lmao ~

@Pessi ~ Yes they give them mirrors as a way to test for self-awareness. Manta rays exhibited signs of showing that they recognized the image in the mirror was not another manta ray but rather that it was them because they were using the mirrors to try to see their tummys and blowing bubbles at it to watch themselves. They also didn't act social or aggressively, indicating they knew it was them in the mirror. This made them the first fish species to pass the mirror test. @Animedragon you might also find this info interesting lol

NAHHHH YALL HATERS lol 

15 minutes ago, Jellal said:

Is it going to give Pessi trauma from that one movie? Lol 

OH GOD YOU MEAN THE BEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME LOL 

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

5 hours ago, Animedragon said:

Thank you, I'll look forward to reading that one.

Thank you for the ID.  Hey! I learnt something today I was able to distinguish between a seal and sea lion.  

Yw~ Lol yeah it's pretty easy if you just look at their flippers and how they "walk" on land, because seals more hop and sea lions waddle with their front facing flippers. 

@Kari @Zeref ~ thanks!~ I'm glad you guys enjoyed reading it :3

1 hour ago, efaardvark said:

Here in SoCal we have a LOT of sea lions.  They're especially common around the Channel Islands where the rookeries are but I've seen them everywhere from San Diego in the south up to Santa Barbara in the north.  We also have some seals, mainly harbor seals.  They're not nearly as common and typically in much smaller groups so they're not as noticeable.

They love places like that lol they love to sun bathe on rocks and they are usually always in large colonies like that making lots of noise

Harbor seals are cute Lil dudes and I think they're the most common.
 

51 minutes ago, Eris said:

I remember seeing grey seals when I was living in Sweden. I've never seen a sea lion irl I don't think. Could've maybe at a zoo and I don't remember. 

Yeah those are in Sweden and harbor seals too I think ~

Elephant seals are MUCHHH BIGGER, with males that can weigh 3,000-5,000 pounds, or if we are talking about southern elephant seals, even bigger and up to closer to 9,000 pounds. 

This is a pic of Neil so you can already see how much larger he is, closer to 10 feet long, and obviously weighing a lot more. 

He's an elephant seal if I remember right, been a min since I seen him, but elephant seals get MUCH bigger than normal seals lol

6 minutes ago, Zariel said:

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? 

NEILLLLLLL!!! Thats the one in Australia isn't it? Or is it NZ I can't remember where he is but yeah I seen him before~

Thanks guys  about to write the next one ~ Going to do seals.

2 hours ago, Kazuma Satou said:

Idk what's on your mind bro... if you're enjoying it, good.

There's nothing on or in his mind, he's just weird and says whatever lol

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@Jellal Oh ya I should def do the seals, I learned a lot working with them over this past Summer. 
Thanks @Animedragon, @Kari, and @Sasuke

@Zariel Yeah same I can't do weird textures like that, crunchy textures or slimy textures are a huge no for me.

@LaEspoir In a lot of Asian countries they are considered a delicacy tbh, but they are banned in a lot of European countries because of toxins they contain and health concerns with eating them. They are suppose to have a really tough texture in parts and jelly-like texture in other parts so.. not sure I really want to eat one because it doesn't sound that good ~

@Eris OI

You aight though u_U glad you liked it. 

@Zariel Thanks~! and yeah, don't let one land on you, and prolly don't eat it lol