#kisslip cuttlefish

[hellsitegenetics]

When I followed you earlier today and then realized this blog wasn't even two days old it made me feel like I invested in a startup.

Do you think if you did the lyrics for Fireflies by Owl City, your database would give us fireflies? (Will also accept owls. And there's a line about sheep too).

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Closest match: Sepia lycidas genome assembly, chromosome: 36 Common name: Kisslip cuttlefish

[infinitebrians]

KISSLIP CUTTLEFISH

[hymemena]

Cephalopod, Crustacean, and Shellfish Headcanon Questions

Feel free to change pronouns as necessary, and remember to specify muse for multimuse blogs.

CW: Food

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Peacock Mantis Shrimp: How is your muse's eyesight? Good? Bad? Fair?

Common Limpet: Does your muse have an unpopular opinion on something?

Antarctic Krill: How available is your muse for helping others?

Colossal Squid: What is your muse clinging to?

Broadclub Cuttlefish: Does your muse hide parts of themself from others?

Colorful Hermit Crab: How sought after is your muse? Can people not get enough of them?

American Oyster: Is your muse easily manipulated?

White Shrimp: What does a typical night in look like for your muse?

Acorn Barnacle: Does your muse give up easily or are they ride or die?

Tiger Prawn: What does your muse do to show off?

Kisslip Cuttlefish: Is your muse stylish?

Dumbo Octopus: What is a subject your muse pretends to know a great deal about but doesn't actually know much about?

Hawaiian Bobtail Squid: What is a subject your muse just cannot understand?

Queen Conch: Is your muse prone to stealing?

Flamingo Tongue: What does your muse think about animal prints?

Striped Pyjama Squid: What does your muse wear to bed most often?

American Horseshoe Crab: How resilient is your muse?

Shortfin Squid: Is your muse considered tall or short for their age?

Blue-Ringed Octopus: What is your muse's main toxic trait?

Flamboyant Cuttlefish: Does your muse like to dress up?

Atlantic Blue Crab: Is your muse grumpy in the mornings or are they a morning person? Do they run on coffee?

King Crab: What is your muse known for?

Geoduck: Is your muse a foodie?

Chambered Nautilus: What is something your muse collects?

Giant Pacific Octopus: What is one thing your muse will run from every time?

Vampire Squid: What are your muse's defense mechanisms?

Decorator Crab: If your muse is hurting, how do they handle it? This can be physical, emotional, or mental pain.

Humboldt Squid: What makes your muse a smooth operator?

Caribbean Spiny Lobster: What is a valuable piece of knowledge to get close to your muse?

Caribbean Reef Octopus: What is your muse's least favorite color?

Giant Triton: Is your muse a good listener?

[trudemaethien]

for the ask game-

👀 is the mer WB fic part of your merverse mayhaps? :0 either way sounds exciting!! :D

it is! it’s a direct sequel to Hold Me, Thrill Me, Ke’murcyu Ni …i should start trying to think of a title for this one, ugh 😰😂😂

Waxer and Jesse are human brothers, two of the four sons of a big-time military contractor named Jango Fett (😈)

Kix is a nurse in this AU and Jesse’s husband of several years. Boil is a kisslip cuttlefish mer, and has just returned from the sea to see Waxer again for the first time since their first meeting.

They all end up in the water under the light of the moon.

They don’t have suits, and ‘every beach is a nude beach if you’re daring enough’ is a phrase Kix’s brother Neyo lives by. Normally none of them are daring enough, but tonight feels liminal. They strip off and splash in, three of them standing tall and one flopping over as soon as the water is deep enough.

Boil jets around all of them, playfully shimmering and showing off.

“Damn,” Jesse says again, “Nice catch, Waxer.”

Boil surfaces next to them. “Wax is my nice catch, thanks,” he jokes, and ripples his side fins and waves his tentacles demonstratively. Waxer ducks down and wraps his arms around Boil’s torso to pull him up so he can kiss him. Jesse splashes them, and then Kix drags him under.

Kix and Jesse surface further down the beach and they’re kissing and getting handsy too, so Waxer doesn’t feel too bad about the way his hands wander down the slippery swell of Boil’s backside and trace over the ridged edges of his cuttlebone.

[montereybayaquarium]

Mating is the endgame of cephalopod existence, and male kisslip cuttlefish gear up for a dazzling finale. Hulking out in iridescent greens and snappy purples, male kisslips throw down a gauntlet of fancy moves to shield their mates from challengers, balancing might and mind to ensure that theirs is the next generation of kisslip protagonists in this marvelous sea-nematic universe:

[mondaymorgue]

Cuttlebone of Kisslip Cuttlefish (Sepia lycidas) Changi, 8th January 2017

This Cuttlebone was identified based on visible morphological features, which closely match that of the Kisslip Cuttlefish, as described in Cephalopods of the World.

Cephalopods of the World: an Annotated and Illustrated Catalogue of Cephalopod Species Known to Date Volume 1

The Living Marine Resources of the Western Central Pacific Volume 2

IUCN Red List

[all-my-friends-were-glorious]

[ @southxparkxafterxdark Liked For A Featured Muse: Aster Starter! || Michael ]

[ Aster ]

The front door slammed as hard as he could make it, startling the Kisslip Cuttlefish into giving an inhuman gurgle that helped to shake the house. His fingers tensed and he had to force himself not to grab the nearest object and chuck it. A frustrated grunt left him, dark and ominous, as he crossed to the couch.

His thighs hit it and he fell over the arm, crawling onto the couch face down and slamming a pillow with both fists. Then, he grabbed it, cramming it into the back of his own head.

If he had to see another person’s fucking face right now, and they weren’t important, they were going to get a shiny new hole in their face.

Teenage angst had nothing on a creature like Aster. 

Disigi even cowered in his tank, uttering the softest possible consolation that only earned him a brown-eyed glare. Yeah, he’d just. Go back under the driftwood at the back of the tank.

[rompstompchomp]

Rampage Origins: Cal The Squid Part 2

Kaiju Calamari, Colossal Cuttlefish and Sinister Sentai Squid

Gezora (Space Amoeba 1970)

An amoeba-like alien hitches a ride on a space probe back to Earth, where it soon bonds with various sea creatures to become giant monsters that cause mass destruction. The first of said fusions is Gezora, a kisslip cuttlefish merged with the alien and given the ability to create extreme cold. While the creature was killed via fire, the alien amoeba simply moved on to another host.

Squid Evo (Scientific Squadron Dynaman Episode 20: Chase! The Amakusa Sun, June 18, 1983)

This monster used electrified tentacles and noxious ink to battle the Dynaman, as well as flatten itself to slip by them, similar to surume (a shredded dried squid or cuttlefish snack).

Mutant Giant Squid (Godzilla The Series Season 1 Episode 2 New Family Part 2, September 19 1998)

Much like the original Zilla, the creature was likely created nuclear testing in the Caribbean by the French government. They were capable of spitting corrosive ink in order to entrap and help digest prey. Zilla Junior was able to kill the squids, though this prompted Crustaceous Rex, another giant monster that preyed on the mutant squids, to surface due to a dwindling food supply.

[local-boob]

Kisslip Cuttlefish Changing Colors In Inkredible Mating Displays! | The ...

[docrotten]

Space Amoeba (1970, Yog: Monster from Space) – Episode 127 – Decades of Horror 1970s

"Spewed from intergalactic space to clutch the planet earth in its ... terror tentacles!” Surely you’re speaking of a giant kisslip cuttlefish! Join your faithful Grue Crew - Doc Rotten, Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, and Jeff Mohr - as they sail to a mystical atoll in the Pacific that is under attack by the Space Amoeba (1970), aka Yog: Monster of Space!

Decades of Horror 1970s Episode 127 – Space Amoeba (1970, Yog: Monster from Space)

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A space probe is infiltrated by alien beings and then crashes on a remote Pacific atoll. A group planning to build a resort hotel land on the island and discover it to be inhabited by giant mutant monsters created by the aliens in an attempt to conquer the world.

IMDb

  Director: Ishirô Honda

Writer: Ei Ogawa

Selected Cast:

Akira Kubo as Taro Kudo

Atsuko Takahashi as Ayako Hoshino　

Yukiko Kobayashi as Saki

Kenji Sahara as Makoto Obata

Yoshio Tsuchiya as Dr. Kyouichi Miya

Yû Fujiki as the promotion division manager

Noritake Saito as Rico

Yûko Sugihara as Stewardess

Sachio Sakai as the magazine editor

Chotaro Togin as Engineer Yokoyama

Wataru Ômae as Sakura

Haruo Nakajima as Gezora / Ganime

Haruyoshi Nakamura as Kamoebas

For your Decades of Horror 1970s Grue-Crew, the operative word for Space Amoeba is “fun!” Chad, Bill, and Doc are big Kaiju fans, while in comparison, Jeff is relatively inexperienced. Even so, their comments are pretty universal regarding Yog: Monster from Space. Chad says the sillier the better and if you want silly, you got it with Space Amoeba. According to Bill, it’s not great, but how can you not have fun with big rubber monsters slapping each other. Doc wonders aloud if it is good and then answers his own question: technically no, but it sure is a lot of fun. Jeff agrees with the rest of the crew on how fun Space Amoeba is and he manages to learn something as well as Bill schools him on the difference between amphibians and reptiles.

As long as you’re not looking for a Godzilla (1954) type kaiju film and are out for some good clean fun, your 70s Grue-Crew recommends Space Amoeba. At the time of this writing, the film is available for streaming on Amazon Prime.

Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1970s is part of the Decades of Horror two-week rotation with The Classic Era and the 1980s. In two weeks, the next episode in their very flexible schedule will be Brian De Palma’s Sisters (1988), chosen by Jeff. 

We want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans:  leave us a message or leave a comment on the site or email the Decades of Horror 1970s podcast hosts at feedback@gruesomemagazine.com.

Check out this episode!

[daily-inkay]

concept: fairy/psychic inkay and malamar based off the kisslip cuttlefish/sepia lycidas? : O

inkay is a squid, not a cuttlefish, and mod is not willing to compromise on this point. sorry!

mod will try their hand at a fairy/psychic type inkay later, though. thank you for your message.

[hellsitegenetics]

Hello! Love your blog! I’ve come to ask for a certain animal: one such that might occur scurrying in forests, or  gamboling in tree tops. Little victorious carnivores, precocious dancers too!

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Closest match: Sepia lycidas genome assembly, chromosome: 35 Common name: Kisslip cuttlefish

[battlestarbones]

the kisslip cuttlefish is andre burak*vsky y/y? https://t.co/D8RJw1HnoK

[montereybayaquarium]

We’ve got the Monday blues... and greens, and zebra stripes and 😍

Dressing to impress under the sea, male kisslip cuttlefish (Sepia lycidas) flash brilliant neon hues of blue and green thanks to pigment-filled chromatophores in their skin—a biological technicolor dreamcoat designed to dazzle!

[mondaymorgue]

Daily Decay (9th February 2018): Cuttlebone of Kisslip Cuttlefish (Sepia lycidas) @ Coney Island (Pulau Serangoon)

[all-my-friends-were-glorious]

Twelve Days Of Headcanons Day Two - Aster

Music

All that Aster listens to, he got from his parents, or things he found on the internet with his brother. However, he often listens to the songs Cthulhu leaves him with, and has tried to play them on the piano, clarinet, and violin. He has used Firkle’s sound equipment to try and layer that sounds.

Hair

Aster didn’t get a lot of the curliness to his hair that Michael has, but he has the potential to wake up with some stray ringlets sometimes.

Animal

Aster’s favorite animal is Disigi, if he’s honest. Kisslip Cuttlefish are vibrant and endeared to him. He cannot stand to be around big dogs, however.