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That's terrific.
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hee. thanks, yksin.
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awesome awesome title. =)
i was actually just watching fear factor today and they had to grab and transport 6 electric eels, and it looked kinda terrifying. but this dude looks pretty sweet.
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An instant favorite. Great story.
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Hahahaha...that amused me. I didnt expect the last picture... hahahahaa... nice one. Really nice one.
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What are those 2 blue things ?
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thanks, y'all.
the eel is a green moray eel, and the "2 blue things" are cleaner wrasses. they're fish that eat dead skin cells and parasites off of larger fish. they often set up "cleaning stations" in a coral reefs where fish go to get cleaned.
the pictures were taken at the staten island zoo in staten island, new york.
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this story is s funny ! i think it is a good exemple of a title that works so well that it really gives birth/sense to the story !
and of course, i didn't exepected that elaine would be some kind of fish ^^
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lol, really enjoyed this one!!!
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hah! hooray!
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That's too funny. Not at all what I expected when I read the title. Really great.
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thanks, everybody. i'm glad you all got a kick out of the set.
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Love the storyline & the title... too bad my earrings don't work the same way! LOL
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how difficult was that too shoot? It is amazing
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jorel845 [deleted] says:
there are actually predators that mimic the wrasses and take a chomp out of the eel as they approach for a cleaning! wicked.
in ancient rome eels were pets, and once were given earrings or other such jewlery by a wealthy female roman...funny coinkydink with your title.
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darwin, it was pretty easy to shoot since it was in an aquarium. my only cocern was not getting a reflection. i took a bunch of pictures of the eel and the wrasses, and put together the ones that might make a story.
jorel, i believe the fish you mentioned are a type of blenny, but i'm not 100%. that's pretty neat about the ancient romans. a coinkydink indeed!
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wow! i was wonderin wht funeral scenes wud open up!!! lol this REALLY good! :)
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Hilarious
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