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| Cteno Posts: 2948/3409 |
Either a whale are Cthulhu is laying eggs. |
| Rogue Posts: 9218/11918 |
When they said it was an eyeball from a sea creature my first thought was whale. We'll see if we're right. |
| Elara Posts: 8141/9734 |
I'm going to put my money on whale... just because of the color of the skin around the eye. I can't wait to find out what it is, though. |
| Cteno Posts: 2947/3409 |
Originally posted by Astrophel This is exactly what I thought. |
| Astrophel Posts: 2549/2724 |
I read the title, and made sure to read the first line of the post twice to make sure this wasn't someone in China screwing up again.
In part because I missed the part about Florida. |
| Rogue Posts: 9211/11918 |
Honestly, when I first saw the thumbnails of the story going by on news sites, I thought it was someone bragging about the size of some huge jawbreaker.
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| MegaRevolution1 Posts: 18/36 |
Totally an alien eye.
Or a mermaid. Whichever you prefer. On a serious note, I'd probably put my bets on it being an eye of a certain species of Squid. I honestly have no reason why, really, other than it looks like it'd belong to a Squid in my opinion. |
| Rogue Posts: 9204/11918 |
So like the subject reads, this eyeball washed up on a beach in Florida and scientists have no idea what sea creature it belongs to.
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