Deep Sea Creatures Washed Ashore Post Tsunami

[D_O_H]

Don't know for sure whether this is authentic (the main site looks a little dubious), but some cool pictures of deep sea creatures in any event: http://www.ebaumsworld.com/seacreatures.html

[radinator]

It's not authentic. The photos are from a deep sea research web site. See http://www.snopes.com for the details.

[D_O_H]

It's not authentic. The photos are from a deep sea research web site. See http://www.snopes.com for the details.

I figured as much. Gotta love snopes.

Cool creatures anyway. Here's a link to the (not dubious and vastly more educational) site from which the images were apparently lifted: http://www.oceans.gov.au/norfanz/CreatureFeature.htm

Anyone is welcome to move and/or delete this post, since it's not really in an appropriate forum.

[cancun mark]

pretty weird critters though.

[archman]

That makes at least four of these threads on scubaboard, and something like the fifteenth separate online reference I've read (without actively trying) the last two weeks. At least I know my field of study is still popular with the public. Hoo-yah.

Sixteen, do I hear sixteen?

[mike_s]

Don't know for sure whether this is authentic (the main site looks a little dubious), but some cool pictures of deep sea creatures in any event: http://www.ebaumsworld.com/seacreatures.html



heh. They filter this site at work. I love their reason that it's flagged in their firewall database for the site/url:

Category: The Websense category "Tasteless" is filtered.