To Harris_JeyaRaj. Re:Loch ness monster
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AUD$35/kg, nett.Originally posted by the Bear:how's this for a giant crab
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Caviar.Originally posted by meltz: -
I saw this postcard of some US soldiers in some tropical country holding a long-ish fish...the heading on the postcard was "Real Dragon Found". -
Countdown:Originally posted by ditzy:Caviar.
Caviar $15 a pottle 50g
Salmon Roe $13 a pottle 50g -
Urm....This resembles a kind of fish sold in market. It's good for a lot of dishes.Originally posted by alexkusu:
I saw this postcard of some US soldiers in some tropical country holding a long-ish fish...the heading on the postcard was "Real Dragon Found". 
The proper method of preparing it for cooking is to chop off the mouth/head and drag out the inner organs. Then with your knife on the end fin area, pull the fin away. then proceed to chop the thing up into pieces, Voila ! Ready for cooking ! -
u thinking of unagi is it ?? ...Originally posted by Ferret:Urm....This resembles a kind of fish sold in market. It's good for a lot of dishes.
The proper method of preparing it for cooking is to chop off the mouth/head and drag out the inner organs. Then with your knife on the end fin area, pull the fin away. then proceed to chop the thing up into pieces, Voila ! Ready for cooking ! -
Looks like what they call the ribbon fish
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Oh dear. Am I so transparent ?Originally posted by meltz:u thinking of unagi is it ?? ... -
have never seen a silver ribbon fish that big tho'
an oarfish looks really strange..
here's a really big one
Originally posted by elindra:Looks like what they call the ribbon fish
Good for sashimi too -
I think this thread must have acted as a catalyst and released Bear's obsession Nice pictures Bear!
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well, i'm off bowling.. maybe when i come back, i'll post some more stuff if i can remember
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Bo jio !Originally posted by the Bear:well, i'm off bowling.. maybe when i come back, i'll post some more stuff if i can remember -
OMG.....Xiao-Qiang!!!!!!! What happened to you????Originally posted by alexkusu:What is your theory of this creatures?
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Attention seekers.Originally posted by alexkusu:What is your theory of this creatures? -
saw this for sale at the seafood restaurant at turf club city, when i 1st laid my eyes on it i was fascinated, couldn't stop looking, i was just waiting for 1 of them to spew something out of its tipOriginally posted by the Bear:check this out.. strangest shellfish in the world.. a Geoduck (pronounced gooey-duck which means "to burrow" in some American Indian language or something)
silly-looking thing, it's bigger than it's shell
and it digs in really fast so it's kinda hard to catch them... oh.. i think the chinese word for it is "elephant trunk clam" -
all right!!
another fellow bowling fan!
see how one of these days, get a bunch of people to go bowling again
and to keep in topic, this is one of the many wonderful species of nudibranchs
Originally posted by Ferret:Bo jio ! -
Not fan. Haven bowl for a long time le. Would be interesting to go for bowling once in a whileOriginally posted by the Bear:all right!!
another fellow bowling fan!
see how one of these days, get a bunch of people to go bowling again -
here's something most would have seen.. the "unicorn" of whales.. the Narwhal...
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yup
looks like if any bowling is to be done, gotta be somewhere in central?
or at least when i get my car coz you're the other side of the islandOriginally posted by Ferret:Not fan. Haven bowl for a long time le. Would be interesting to go for bowling once in a while -
Puzzled scientists are examining the mysterious remains of a gelatinous sea creature found washed up on a Chilean beach.
The remains, 12.4 meters (41 feet) in length and weighing 13 tons, was first thought to be the skin of a whale when it was discovered June 24 near Maullin on the Pacific Ocean coast, the Center for Cetacean Conservation said Wednesday.
"We have never seen such a strange creature before," said Elsa Cabrera, a marine biologist and director of the center for cetacean conservation in Santiago, told The Guardian newspaper in London. -
ahhh.. that blob.. i think at first, they thought it was a giant octopus.. but DNA tests finally concluded that it was the carcass of a sperm whale
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see bigger version of this images here
http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=19383Originally posted by alexkusu:What is your theory of this creatures? -
wow i almost forgot about their existence.Originally posted by the Bear:here's something most would have seen.. the "unicorn" of whales.. the Narwhal...
cool aren't they with their scary-looking tusk
i used to draw pics of them chasing sharks chasing people in motorboats when i was in kindergarten -
these photographs date from mid-2003 and were taken as part of the NORFANZ voyage, a joint Australian-New Zealand research expedition conducted in May-June 2003 to explore deep sea habitats and biodiversity in the Tasman Sea. These photographs can be viewed on Australia's National Oceans Office web site.Originally posted by alexkusu:What is your theory of this creatures?
