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Please, Octopus vulgaris, don’t say more. I cannot address the species complex
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You can identify a Giant Australian Cuttlefish just by the papillae over the eyes. They typically have two pairs of 3 over an eye. So 6 total over an eye. Most cuttlefish only have 2 total over an eye, so one per spot. In the Giant Australian Cuttlefish, both of those papillae branch off into 3, so any more than one papilla, in a spot where there is usually just one papilla, is enough to suggest a Giant Australian Cuttlefish. Got it memorized?

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Is anyone else really tired of this. I'm thinking mostly of nature photography here because of the amount of "amazing nature" type content scrapers that plague all social media. Tumblr in particular has the issue of blogs that make edits from photos without giving credit to the original photo source and then ask for credit on their edits.
Not all photos are public domain-licensed and "I got it from pinterest/google!" is no better than "credit to the original artist".
Not crediting sources also removes the context from photos and among many things, makes it easier for misinformation to spread and for genAI images to be passed off as real. It's a lose-lose for everyone, and properly attributing doesn't take much time or effort.
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@cephalopodidentifier do your thang? 🥺?
Hey. So, the bush-club squid was recorded alive for possibly the first time. I WILL CRY.
These are very rarely reported squid, even less common than colossal squid. This individual is a little battered and is missing their namesake; that would be their wild tentacle clubs, which have about 500 suckers. However, their proportions are unmistakable - a tiny head, with a large siphon, a long mantle, and rounded fins with a long pointed tail at the end. The initial reaction to this squid was pure confusion. I floated an ID with some teuthologists and eventually we came to agreement that this is Batoteuthis! This sighting also marks a range extension, as this squid previously was considered to only have a sub-Antarctic distribution, but this was much further north, near Uruguay. It goes without saying that words cannot DESCRIBE how happy I am to see this squid!! They're not popular like the colossal squid but they matter to me, ok. They're colossal to me.
They weren’t kidding. That bug really is a thread

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(Campsicnemus claudicans catching a thrips. Date in the bottom left is incorrect, this is from 10/27/25)
ah. im so hungry🧃🧃🧃🧃🧃🧃
Sorry Sepia grahami brings out the worst in me. If you knew its history you'd feel the same Imagine being undescribed for almost centuries, being considered identical to another species (even though they are decently separated evolutionarily and don't really look similar when alive), and that species ends up being nicknamed by divers as the red cuttlefish. But you're the red cuttlefish! So eventually, after ages of waiting, you get described. Finally! Then the other species gets redescribed a year after. But they use a photo of you as an example of what this animal looks like alive. By the same person who described you. How does this happen?? You were just described not that long ago, how could this mistake happen? And then on a popular animal identifying website, this scientist says that your orange spots are diagnostic for your species. That's great. Barring the fact that around 10 other species have virtually the same exact spots. So now everything is getting identified as Sepia grahami, completely ignoring other diagnostic features and disparate appearances. It's got the orange spot, so it's gotta be Sepia grahami. What do you mean that the triple-lobed papillae over the eye of Ascarosepion apama is diagnostic for that species? It's got the orange spot. Orange spot has precedence. Well that cuttlefish looks weird but that's because it's a baby. It's because cuttlefish change color. Did you know cephalopods change color? Did you know they change texture? They can be literally anything they want because they're magical. You have to know that everything's Sepia grahami. And nobody's moved Sepia grahami to Ascarosepion yet
We need to do what we can to protect the Internet Archive. Here is a petition that you can sign.
Defend the Internet Archive
This petition alone might not be enough, but everything we can throw at this counts.
This is current- it was posted on 8/25/2025
The City of Atlanta Georgia has decided to demolish the research and conservation center of the Amphibian Foundation. This organization works tirelessly to conserve the Frogs, Toads, Salamanders, Newts, and other amphibians in the United States. In addition, they provide key education for herpetologists on the care, conservation, and preservation of reptiles and amphibians.
This emergency need is compounded by the government mass firing of conservation officials and the pulling of funds from many of the country's conservation organizations.
If you can help please donate here:
The building where AF is located will be demolished in June 2026.
Key points from the Amphibian Foundation.
Our building will be demolished in 2026, and we need to identify a new location (or locations) for 7 labs and over 1,000 animals, many of which are endangered and part of critical conservation programs.
We've identified a new location for most of AF, but not our research and conservation programs. We have an amazing lead, but it's not confirmed yet.
Our first fundraising project is the AF Emergency Fund as the minimum cost estimates to move this many labs and animals safely is $50,000. (It costs about 50 USD per animal to move them)
If you can't donate.. please share... here.. and everywhere else.
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Awake for but a moment to ask for the helping of these friends of frog...
So, I caught this on the iNat forums.
About 42 minutes later, the original post was hidden and the whole discussion was unlisted. You can still find it here: https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/inaturalist-partnering-with-google-genai-is-selling-out-to-big-tech-so-they-can-greenwash-their-product/68424
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Personally, I think this post hits the issue right on the nail. This weird behavior from staff hasn’t come from nowhere.
It is not reassuring to see this statement silenced, to say the least.
Don’t keep quiet, if you can.

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