[nickcarraway]

[al baby]

animals with a primitive spinal cord but no real backbone.

We call them RINO

[Buttons12]

How do they taste?

[ClearCase_guy]

"It's a giant larvaceans! My God it's huge! To think it could get so big! Unbelievable!"
"How big is it?"
"3.5 inches!"

[GraceG]

[ Larvaceans are solitary, free-swimming tunicates, animals with a primitive spinal cord but no real backbone. ]

I wonder if they drain the swap in DC if they will find more of these critters?????

[Bullish]

So glad they finally found that... It was getting hard to sleep at night thinking about it.

[PLMerite]

"...but some giant larvaceans in the deep sea grow up to 3.5 inches (9 cm) long."

Three-and-a-half inches?

Wake me up when you catch a KRAKEN!!!

[blueunicorn6]

Great googlie-ooglies!

[Read Write Repeat]

CTHULU

[dr_lew]

More than a century, eh?

You gotta wonder, with the increasing degradation of the earth environment, including excessive warming, etc. ... how could this be possible? Such a delicate thing!

[Deplorable American1776]

It looks like a bubble...interesting. Animals comes in all shapes and sizes...

[pa_dweller]

I stand here in the queue behind a foul cigar

My face discreetly buried in a book on Mars

Humdrum

And I'm waiting on the pier 'til Charon comes