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Topic: ID this deeeeep water shark  (Read 2575 times)

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Aaron

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This pic came from a Japanese press release on Yahoo.Very unusual and almost snake-like.
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Mahi

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I heard it promptly died too. Really weird stuff!


KICKIN BASS

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FRILLED SHARK!  I caught one on the russian river today and ate it.....  Actually I read about it it todays paper.... that thing is FUGLY....


Mahi

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FRILLED SHARK!  I caught one on the russian river today and ate it..... 

Did it taste like spotted owl, or bald eagle, or maybe harbor seal?


littoral

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Trick question. That is plainly a clever sock puppet.


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