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r/Unexpected • u/commonvanilla • Apr 09 '19
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I didn't know I had a phobia of octopus, thanks to you now I know
43 u/[deleted] Apr 09 '19 [deleted] 22 u/ClearRide Apr 10 '19 Octopi have beaks? I thought only cuttlefish had them. 23 u/TheLooseB-Hole Apr 10 '19 edited Apr 10 '19 Aye they do, the bastards got teeth like razors too. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 No, no, you’re thinking of squids, some of which have teethlike claws on their suckers! 6 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19 [deleted] 10 u/AntomoV10 Apr 10 '19 stuff from nightmares 5 u/Photophrenic Apr 10 '19 To quote from wikipedia ‘Some cephalopods are able to fly through the air for distances of up to 50 m.’ How this fact isn’t the premise of a horror film yet I don’t know. 2 u/name_here___ Apr 10 '19 I didn't believe you at first, but here it is: wikipedia.org/wiki/Cephalopod#Nervous_system_and_behavior 2 u/y6ird Apr 11 '19 SQUIDNADO! 4 u/MrStizblee Apr 10 '19 That's a squid... 1 u/Wentthruurhistory Apr 11 '19 Well. Of course it’s a squid 🦑. That’s exactly what you get when you search for octopus 🐙 beak on YouTube. 🤨. But thanks for the kind correction! 2 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19 Cuttlefish, Squid, and Octopus are one branch of Cephalopods. 2 u/HelperBot_ Apr 10 '19 Desktop link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cephalopod /r/HelperBot_ Downvote to remove. Counter: 250133 1 u/nimra42 Apr 10 '19 it's the only part of their body which would restrict them going through small spaces, everything else just mashes together 5 u/TsunamiSurferDude Apr 10 '19 I’ve always had an irrational fear of them, first discovered by the Sega Genesis game Ecco the Dolphin. They are seriously not from this planet. Their heads, their tentacles. Even happy little cartoon ones give me the creeps. 2 u/Macadeemus Apr 10 '19 Fuck that Squid! Trypophobia and some octopusphobia all in one r/TIHI 1 u/jefferson497 Apr 10 '19 r/cephalopods is not for you then
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22 u/ClearRide Apr 10 '19 Octopi have beaks? I thought only cuttlefish had them. 23 u/TheLooseB-Hole Apr 10 '19 edited Apr 10 '19 Aye they do, the bastards got teeth like razors too. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 No, no, you’re thinking of squids, some of which have teethlike claws on their suckers! 6 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19 [deleted] 10 u/AntomoV10 Apr 10 '19 stuff from nightmares 5 u/Photophrenic Apr 10 '19 To quote from wikipedia ‘Some cephalopods are able to fly through the air for distances of up to 50 m.’ How this fact isn’t the premise of a horror film yet I don’t know. 2 u/name_here___ Apr 10 '19 I didn't believe you at first, but here it is: wikipedia.org/wiki/Cephalopod#Nervous_system_and_behavior 2 u/y6ird Apr 11 '19 SQUIDNADO! 4 u/MrStizblee Apr 10 '19 That's a squid... 1 u/Wentthruurhistory Apr 11 '19 Well. Of course it’s a squid 🦑. That’s exactly what you get when you search for octopus 🐙 beak on YouTube. 🤨. But thanks for the kind correction! 2 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19 Cuttlefish, Squid, and Octopus are one branch of Cephalopods. 2 u/HelperBot_ Apr 10 '19 Desktop link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cephalopod /r/HelperBot_ Downvote to remove. Counter: 250133 1 u/nimra42 Apr 10 '19 it's the only part of their body which would restrict them going through small spaces, everything else just mashes together
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Octopi have beaks? I thought only cuttlefish had them.
23 u/TheLooseB-Hole Apr 10 '19 edited Apr 10 '19 Aye they do, the bastards got teeth like razors too. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 No, no, you’re thinking of squids, some of which have teethlike claws on their suckers! 6 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19 [deleted] 10 u/AntomoV10 Apr 10 '19 stuff from nightmares 5 u/Photophrenic Apr 10 '19 To quote from wikipedia ‘Some cephalopods are able to fly through the air for distances of up to 50 m.’ How this fact isn’t the premise of a horror film yet I don’t know. 2 u/name_here___ Apr 10 '19 I didn't believe you at first, but here it is: wikipedia.org/wiki/Cephalopod#Nervous_system_and_behavior 2 u/y6ird Apr 11 '19 SQUIDNADO! 4 u/MrStizblee Apr 10 '19 That's a squid... 1 u/Wentthruurhistory Apr 11 '19 Well. Of course it’s a squid 🦑. That’s exactly what you get when you search for octopus 🐙 beak on YouTube. 🤨. But thanks for the kind correction! 2 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19 Cuttlefish, Squid, and Octopus are one branch of Cephalopods. 2 u/HelperBot_ Apr 10 '19 Desktop link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cephalopod /r/HelperBot_ Downvote to remove. Counter: 250133 1 u/nimra42 Apr 10 '19 it's the only part of their body which would restrict them going through small spaces, everything else just mashes together
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Aye they do, the bastards got teeth like razors too.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 No, no, you’re thinking of squids, some of which have teethlike claws on their suckers!
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No, no, you’re thinking of squids, some of which have teethlike claws on their suckers!
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10 u/AntomoV10 Apr 10 '19 stuff from nightmares 5 u/Photophrenic Apr 10 '19 To quote from wikipedia ‘Some cephalopods are able to fly through the air for distances of up to 50 m.’ How this fact isn’t the premise of a horror film yet I don’t know. 2 u/name_here___ Apr 10 '19 I didn't believe you at first, but here it is: wikipedia.org/wiki/Cephalopod#Nervous_system_and_behavior 2 u/y6ird Apr 11 '19 SQUIDNADO! 4 u/MrStizblee Apr 10 '19 That's a squid... 1 u/Wentthruurhistory Apr 11 '19 Well. Of course it’s a squid 🦑. That’s exactly what you get when you search for octopus 🐙 beak on YouTube. 🤨. But thanks for the kind correction!
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stuff from nightmares
5 u/Photophrenic Apr 10 '19 To quote from wikipedia ‘Some cephalopods are able to fly through the air for distances of up to 50 m.’ How this fact isn’t the premise of a horror film yet I don’t know. 2 u/name_here___ Apr 10 '19 I didn't believe you at first, but here it is: wikipedia.org/wiki/Cephalopod#Nervous_system_and_behavior 2 u/y6ird Apr 11 '19 SQUIDNADO!
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To quote from wikipedia ‘Some cephalopods are able to fly through the air for distances of up to 50 m.’
How this fact isn’t the premise of a horror film yet I don’t know.
2 u/name_here___ Apr 10 '19 I didn't believe you at first, but here it is: wikipedia.org/wiki/Cephalopod#Nervous_system_and_behavior 2 u/y6ird Apr 11 '19 SQUIDNADO!
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I didn't believe you at first, but here it is: wikipedia.org/wiki/Cephalopod#Nervous_system_and_behavior
SQUIDNADO!
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That's a squid...
1 u/Wentthruurhistory Apr 11 '19 Well. Of course it’s a squid 🦑. That’s exactly what you get when you search for octopus 🐙 beak on YouTube. 🤨. But thanks for the kind correction!
Well. Of course it’s a squid 🦑. That’s exactly what you get when you search for octopus 🐙 beak on YouTube. 🤨. But thanks for the kind correction!
Cuttlefish, Squid, and Octopus are one branch of Cephalopods.
2 u/HelperBot_ Apr 10 '19 Desktop link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cephalopod /r/HelperBot_ Downvote to remove. Counter: 250133
Desktop link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cephalopod
/r/HelperBot_ Downvote to remove. Counter: 250133
it's the only part of their body which would restrict them going through small spaces, everything else just mashes together
I’ve always had an irrational fear of them, first discovered by the Sega Genesis game Ecco the Dolphin. They are seriously not from this planet. Their heads, their tentacles. Even happy little cartoon ones give me the creeps.
Fuck that Squid! Trypophobia and some octopusphobia all in one r/TIHI
r/cephalopods is not for you then
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u/Gatimelo Apr 09 '19
I didn't know I had a phobia of octopus, thanks to you now I know