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Is this an alien?

April 4th 2008 00:30

When you see something like this, you know there's a lot of strange creatures under the sea.

This clip is a guitarfish which can be found in tropical waters and grow up to around 10 feet in length and weigh over 500 lbs. (3 meters/225 kg.)

Until next time--watch yourself and watch your line!

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Posted By: James Rickard - Category: creatures

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Comment by tlcorbin

April 4th 2008 01:26

What'd they use for bait? I want to know, so that if I have any, I can get rid of it now James. Raven

Comment by James Rickard

April 4th 2008 02:27

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Odd as it may seem, I actually know something about this. It would depend on the exact species but shrimp are a pretty safe bet. Most of them are caught in nets.

School's out!

Comment by Tyronne

April 4th 2008 02:59

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That very weird. It really looks like a face on what I'm guessing is it's underside?

Comment by Cheryl J

April 4th 2008 06:42

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Good Grief! That looks like it came right out of Roswell.

Comment by James Rickard

April 4th 2008 21:44

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Tyronne,

It MUST be the underside. I know they're related to rays and the like so I'd say it is, I know I'm going to be paying more attention the next time I go to the aquarium!