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Someone else gotta explain the manatee / mermaid connection cause I heard that one 100 times and still don't get it :heh:

Dude HAD to be drunk as shyt had hm like :mjlit:on that poor sea animal.

Beer goggles or some shyt :russ:

Delirious sailors at sea with scurvy and no women on the ships is likely the origin.

So how long would you have to go without a woman before this started to look......

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Kind of an obvious one but the "Kraken" myths of ships getting pulled down were certainly the result of giant squid and colossal squid carcasses floating up from deep sea, or perhaps even battles witnessed between squid and sperm whale (sperm whale dive down and eat the squid).

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In reality their bodies probably aren't larger than 10 feet long, with spindly tentacles up to 40 feet long which is really impressive, but at 1000 pounds max not nearly anything that could threaten a ship. And they virtually never leave the deep sea unless they're dying or drug up by whales anyway.

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Dude lookin at that and thinking "hmmmmm but what if ariel gained a few pounds"
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Christopher Columbus saw that shyt and responded like a Coli poster entering a pawg thread.
"On the previous day, when the Admiral went to the Rio del Oro [Haiti], he said he quite distinctly saw three mermaids, which rose well out of the sea; but they are not so beautiful as they are said to be, for their faces had some masculine traits." (Voyages of Columbus 218)."

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Somalia has hippos? I always think of Somalia as nothing but desert and coastline. Of course I'm ignorant as fukk just saying that.

Southern Somalia has/had a much more diverse ecosystem..

Giraffes, Lions, Hyenas, Hippos, Crocs and the most Camels in the world

All the elephants are gone now
 

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Kind of an obvious one but the "Kraken" myths of ships getting pulled down were certainly the result of giant squid and colossal squid carcasses floating up from deep sea, or perhaps even battles witnessed between squid and sperm whale (sperm whale dive down and eat the squid).

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Denys_de_Montfort_Poulpe_Colossal.jpg


Kraken-650x484.png


image-20151210-7459-nachrx.jpg





In reality their bodies probably aren't larger than 10 feet long, with spindly tentacles up to 40 feet long which is really impressive, but at 1000 pounds max not nearly anything that could threaten a ship. And they virtually never leave the deep sea unless they're dying or drug up by whales anyway.

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Those squids are long as hell. This marlin didn't stand a chance
 
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