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I would not be surprised if octopus turned out to be from an alien world. I see your #worldoctopusday and raise you an Outta This World Octopus Day. 👾👽
#worldoctopusday2021 #cephalopodweek
Celebrating the glory that is Vampyroteuthis infernalis, the vampire squid, who is neither vampire nor squid. This is known as “pineapple posture” and is deployed as a (questionable) defence mechanism by worried vampire squids.
#cephalopodweek #sciart
The Soul of an Octopus – how one of Earth's most alien creatures illuminates the wonders of consciousness: https://t.co/Wf8x0meBAK #CephalopodWeek
#CephalopodWeek from @scifri kicks off today and it's bound to be tenta-cool 🦑
These examples of squids and octopi are from "Mollusques méditeranéens", written by Jean Baptiste Verany and published in 1851. Find it in @BioDivLibrary : https://t.co/dsgPJpzLob
Some digital and traditional watercolor/ink illustrations to celebrate #CephalopodWeek 🐙
Happy #CephalopodWeek !
頭足類週間ですってよ!
というわけで、私の頭足類をば
(※4枚目はお仕事ラフです 完成画はまた後日・・)
The #neon flying #squid, Ommastrephes bartrami is very widely distributed throughout the subtropical and lower-altitude temperate zones of both hemispheres of the world ocean.
#CephalopodWeek #SciArt #mexicanart #science #oceanplastic #oceans #鳥
Atlantic white-spotted octopus (Callistoctopus macropus). #SciArt by Jean Baptiste Vérany for Férussac and d'Orbigny's monograph on cephalopods: "Histoire Naturelle" (1835-48). Explore the work in #BHLib via @bhl_au @museumsvictoria ➡️ https://t.co/w0YO2zYC5y #CephalopodWeek
It’s still #CephalopodWeek!
These spectacular #cephalopods are from Férussac & D’Orbigny’s ‘Histoire naturelle: generale et particuliere des cephalopodes’ (1835)
@museumsvictoria #library’s copy was digitised by @bhl_au for @BioDivLibrary last year —> https://t.co/ESbAIsI12V
#CephalopodWeek here you are with the glorious Jean-Baptiste Verany
Happy #CephalopodWeek! Enjoy this "just-so" story about giant squid from our Head of Mollusks, Tim Pearce! https://t.co/wml3jFCuga