Pollution Problem?

[FishCrazie48]

Haha, thanks got a kick out of that.


Plus love the:
Originally Posted by dr_sudz
BAD SPELLERS OF THE WORLD UNTIE!!!

this is what you get when you practice selective breeding with octopuses and brooms.

 

[dpk2313]

naw not a pollution problem, bad genetics or just evolution maybe they have been finding these thing for ever heres a sketch (its been "remastered" according to the site) the early sea monsters

 

[Oddball]

That's not quite a sea monster. It's a basket starfish (Astrophyton sp.). These are cool additions to SW setups.

 

[studd muffin]

freak of nature!

+1

 

[pupumole]

i cant imagine controlling that many limbs

 

[Freeze_Dried_Bloodworm]

wow, I'm not even sure what to think!

 

[abortedsoul]

It would be interesting to discover the actual mechanisms involved in this. It is obviously embryonic; if you can rule out the nuclear fuel cycle's high energy particles then the genetics are probably not a prime suspect. This sort of thing happens to frogs and is a result of the fluke Ribeiroia ondatrae. I wonder if this could be attributed to some sort of a parasitic agent.

If it was genetic...