It begins.

It begins.

Originally shared by Jürgen Hubert

The Deep rises.
http://inhabitat.com/octopi-are-taking-over-the-oceans-and-no-one-knows-why/

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  1. I, for one, welcome our cephalopod overlords.

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  2. I KNOW WHY, BUT THEY WOULDN'T BELIEVE ME
    WHYYYYYY WOULDN'T THEY BELIEVE ME

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  3. Yeah, yeah, Paul. Back to your cell now or you'll be getting the "treatment" again.

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  4. Omg so delicious! I hope they conquer Lake Michigan, too!

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  5. I read somewhere that, toward the end of the dinosaurs, a small, smart-ish dinosaur named Struthiomimus had a population boom. The explanation presented at the time was that as living conditions became tougher, intelligence became disproportionately useful, more so than other abilities.

    The argument concluded with the idea that the human population boom may be the same phenomenon - alternating ice ages make for brutal living conditions unless you can adapt, and that takes brains.

    I hear octopi are pretty smart.

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