[güttsfükk]

Cant remember the exact details of these pictures

[chris]

dude, can you imagine bumping into that while your swimming in the ocean

[güttsfükk]

when I read your comment it reminded me of that tv series Surface
when they go spear hunting fish and he comes across those creatures and gets dragged down into the deep sea by it

[chris]

makes you wonder what's around you while your swimming

[ladywolf]

TG I cant swim...(and these pix reinforce me not wanting to learn lol)

[güttsfükk]

Originally Posted by ladywolf ↗

TG I cant swim...(and these pix reinforce me not wanting to learn lol)

nothing lurking in swimming pools ;)

[Axel]

You sure about that :P?

[kellyhound]

Lusca or kraken.

The Lusca is a creature that the people of the Bahamas have seen for years. It matches the description of a giant octopus.
While we know that giant squids do exist, it has never been confirmed that a giant octopus does, in fact, exist.
The octopus would be more likely to attack ships and sailors than a squid would, so if there is a giant variety of the species, this could add credibility to stories of giant squid/octopus' attacking ships.

The Kraken was a sea serpent that was seen by thousands of sailors. The Kraken description matches that of the giant squid. How many "Kraken" attacks were the work of an giant octopus ? An estimate on the size of the corpse in the picture if it was an octopus would make the octupus 150 to 200 feet tip to tip of the tenticles. The cell samples of the corpse were taken to the Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC and tested.

The cells of the creature were not identical to, but very closely resembled the octopus more than any other type of sea creature.

[Sharon]

That would keep pen manufacturers 'Bic' in supply of ink for ages!

[Rage]

If i ever saw that thing i would fucking shit my pants seriously!