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Vanoss and Delirious merch + FILM??

When I first saw Vanoss' Instagram post, I thought it was about him and Delirious announcing merch together, with a nice compilation of some of their best moments. (Which is really cool!) But upon a closer and more cautious look, I am almost sure to say we will be getting a new film! (Like the Lootcrate animations and the Team 6 story)

Here's some screenshots so you can investigate them yourself. Tell me something about it later, I'm open for discussions.

Also the logo look really cute. It's H2O's logo on top of Vanoss's.

Plastic bags

Old Man McGregor

Sea Swine

Underwater Lipstick

This Geek

Sheepshead Fish because Peopletoothed Fish was taken

A dick

Seizure machines

Seamus who I met at a Rave in downtown Seattle once.

Cosmic Brain if nothing was going on in there

Ok so I love these things and I don’t know much about them so I’m gonna give you some information about them from a site that seems reliable if it isn’t please correct me lol.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Mollusca

Class: Cephalopoda

Order: Teuthida

Family: Magnapinnidae

Genus: Magnapinna

Species: 5 (scroll down for full list)

Common name(s): Long-arm squid, Bigfin squid

The Bigfin squid is a poorly understood group of cephalopods of the Magnapinnidae family. For now, the little knowledge we have about them, comes from larval, paralarval, and juvenile specimens, as researchers have yet to capture an adult specimen.

Many believe that footage and pictures of deep sea, alien-like creatures nicknamed “long-arm squids”, should be attributed to adult Bigfin squids. This mainly because their fins are extremely large and proportionately as big as those of Bigfin squid larvae.

History

The first record of a Magnapinna species dates back to 1907, when a badly damaged M. talismani specimen was caught off the Azores. Due to its bad condition, no remarkable observations were made. It was first classified as Chiroteuthopsis talismani and then as Mastigoteuthis talismani. Five decades later, in 1956, a similar creature (Magnapinna sp. C) was caught in the South Atlantic, but it didn’t receive much attention. The specimen was illustrated in Alister Hardy’s The Open Sea, where it was identified as an Octopodoteuthopsis.

In the 1990s, five more immature specimens were found. Two in the Atlantic (Magnapinna sp. A), and three in the Pacific (Magnapinna pacifica). Chief investigators for the latter three, were researchers Michael Vecchione and Richard Young, who eventually linked them with the two specimens from the Atlantic. The two scientists later established the family Magnapinnidae, in 1998.

A specimen of a fifth species, Magnapinna sp. B, was collected in 2004. In 2006, Magnapinna sp. A was described as Magnapinna atlantica..

However, until we get our hands on an adult specimen -or at least a sample- we can’t be certain if these long arm squids are of the Magnapinna genus or simply distant relatives.

As of today, there are 2 undescribed (not yet formally described and named) and 3 described species:

Magnapinna atlantica

Magnapinna pacifica (type)

Magnapinna talismani

Magnapinna sp. B

Magnapinna sp. C

1) Magnapinna atlantica is a species known from two specimens, collected in the northern Atlantic Ocean. It is characterized by several unique morphological features, like:

The tentacle bases are narrower than adjacent arm bases

The proximal tentacle lacks suckers but possesses glandular structures

The squid’s pigment is contained mostly in functional chromatophores.

That’s just some stuff about this beautiful monster.

Here’s the link I got all of this information from.

And I did copy and paste all of this because I’d be super embarrassed if I like worded it wrong and someone was like “that doesn’t sound right your wrong” because I can’t take confrontation.

Here’s the link!

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