| Tentacle Messenger Bag Preorders! |
[22 Dec 2008|03:43pm] |
I am taking preorders on my totally rad Tentacle Messenger Bags! Just in time for a new school year! They will be $40 and I'll be taking orders for the next 2 weeks! Order yours now at my Etsy store! For more images and items, check out my Etsy and Flickr!
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| CONTEST TIME! |
[07 Sep 2008|08:20pm] |

Its Contest Time!! Draw me an awesome robot, take a pic with it and email it to me at Robyn@RaygunRobyn.com! That simple! First place wins a badical"Robot Smash" shirt, custom made for you!! All entries must be received by Midnite, September 30th!! Get those pencils ready! GOOOOOOO!
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| Cephalopod Icons |
[03 Jun 2008|07:02pm] |
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Nine Cephalopod themed icons. Comment. Credit. Enjoy.
Click HERE to check them out!
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| Blanket octopus |
[14 Mar 2008|05:54pm] |
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This was posted in another of my LJ communities...I'd never even heard of a blanket octopus before!
When threatened, this type of Tremoctopus, or blanket octopus (murasakidako in Japanese), unfurls a giant sheet of webbing that trails behind like a cape. The cape easily breaks apart when attacked — much like a lizard's tail — and it gets wrapped around the predator's face, allowing the octopus to flee.
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| What IS this!? |
[30 Apr 2007|04:43pm] |
What IS this!? My friend sent this to me from West Virginia. They live near a river. I am one hundred percent stumped as to what this creature is. I talked it through with my other invert friend and he was as stumped as I am. Also, my hypothesis that it was the rotting top of a dandelion or some sort of flower like that was dismissed when she told me that the thing moved around and walked or squirmed or whatever.
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[11 Jul 2006|07:21pm] |
 Image ref: Cat1-16 Submitted by: Alan Kinnear
Image location: Nigeria
Entry format: jpg screen grabs
Brief description of contents: A 'piglet squid' swimming around subsea equipment
 Submitted by: Michael Randall, USGS
Image location: Gulf of Mexico
Entry format: jpg
Brief description of contents: Cirrate Octopod, Gulf of Mexico, DeSoto Canyon, 800m water depth.
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[20 Jun 2006|05:36pm] |
My Ears:
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[31 Mar 2006|10:15pm] |

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