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Hypno-squid.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful animated picture.
ReplyDeleteHypno-squid told you to say that, didn't he?
ReplyDeleteNo comment.
ReplyDeleteCuttlefish, more like. And yes, that's not an artifact of the animation, he really was color-cycling.
ReplyDeleteI cheated and looked at the file name, which described it as a cuttelfish.
ReplyDeleteFor the people that think this is fake I assure you it's not. The creature is mimicking color and texture.
ReplyDeleteShapeshifting Octopus, amazing camouflage
ReplyDeleteWTF nature
ReplyDeleteCuttlefish are weird creatures. I've always rated them above squid, but below octopi. Which are all vastly inferior to mindflayers.
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