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Took this shot at an aquarium in North Carolina a couple years ago, didn't turn out too bad.

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Great shot :up: :up:
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I'd say it turned out pretty good!
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Dumbo meets umbrella meets squid....pretty cool looking
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This changes things...
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Yeah, I like how they figured they would not see any life at all, just looking at the ice or something, and immediately saw a couple of living things just hanging out, didn't even have to look for them.

Like when they put up a satellite to measure waves on the ocean to see if there was any truth to the old sailors talking about "rogue waves" 100 feet high or more. They figured if they ever did find one, it would take a couple years or more. They found three the FIRST WEEK that were close to 100 feet high. Be a bad day if your cruise ship got hit by one of those.....

What I'm saying is, we don't know 1% of what's going on ......
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