click image to view larger versionAfter hours of heightened anticipation, throngs of
invertebrate enthusiasts were rewarded by a fleeting
glimpse of the illusive and beautiful prairie octopus.
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We've Created a Monster
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1 comment:
The polypus occidens is indeed a rare sight. I saw one as a child but it was so quick and so amorphous that I did believe the naysayers in my small town community for a long time who told me it that what I had seen was the much more common cynomys ludovicianus (prairie dog). I understand now why the locals had me so bamboozled. I was too young to realize was a force of chaos it was. Thank you for allowing me to vent.
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