By pharyngula on December 15, 2006. (From the Olympus Bioscapes International Digital Imaging Competition) Tags cephalopods Organisms Log in to post comments More like this Cute, but you're still 72 votes behind and they have kittens. (signed) marc Log in to post comments Make that 51, and remember: it was a mutant kitten. Bob Log in to post comments What species is it? Log in to post comments The last episode of Planet Earth had some great footage of baby cephalopods doing the whole blinking colourspot thing. Log in to post comments looks a lot like the Argonauta from last week.. Log in to post comments That's the most beautiful thing I have seen all week. I don't think that poets have words to express beauty such as this, so you must tell me: is the eye pigmentation in the photo(micrograph) restricted to the expression domain of PAX6? Log in to post comments That is cuter than any human baby I have ever seen. Log in to post comments
The last episode of Planet Earth had some great footage of baby cephalopods doing the whole blinking colourspot thing. Log in to post comments
That's the most beautiful thing I have seen all week. I don't think that poets have words to express beauty such as this, so you must tell me: is the eye pigmentation in the photo(micrograph) restricted to the expression domain of PAX6? Log in to post comments
Cute, but you're still 72 votes behind and they have kittens.
(signed) marc
Make that 51, and remember: it was a mutant kitten.
Bob
What species is it?
The last episode of Planet Earth had some great footage of baby cephalopods doing the whole blinking colourspot thing.
looks a lot like the Argonauta from last week..
That's the most beautiful thing I have seen all week. I don't think that poets have words to express beauty such as this, so you must tell me: is the eye pigmentation in the photo(micrograph) restricted to the expression domain of PAX6?
That is cuter than any human baby I have ever seen.