Giant sea creatures found in Antarctic search


	Giant sea creatures found in Antarctic search

arifsali

3-21-2008 9:28 AM

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3-21-2008 11:45 AM

tanyamm

I'd like to see more pictures of the creatures they found.

3-21-2008 1:34 PM

alanocu

3-21-2008 1:59 PM

skwirlinator

HeadCrabs

3-24-2008 5:06 PM

raven714

If you think about it, our oceans have yet to be discovered.

It seems like every year someone is finding something new that has never been seen before.

Just think of all the creatures down there that has not been discovered.

4-2-2008 12:42 PM

Kauaiguy

If i were a sea creature or any kind of creature, I'd never want to be found by humans.

4-2-2008 6:45 PM

skwirlinator

a, you are a creature, or are you in denial?

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