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It's funny when looked sideways, but when looked from the front it's two distortion filters away from analog horror.
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So... Millions of years ago, before Pikachu was surprised, we had this fish occupying its niche?
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For some reason reminded me of this
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Technically this is the ship of theseus so are we really this fish?
Now? No. Then? Absolutely.
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That is such a shit fish. I love it.
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me when the event
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So... Millions of years ago, before Pikachu was surprised, we had this fish occupying its niche?
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Kinda looks like he is about to say "Out of cyan; replace ink cartridge."
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As a matter of fact, don't let nothin' hold you back. If the Scat Man can do it, brother, so can you!
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Somethin’ like a fish.
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Technically this is the ship of theseus so are we really this fish?
Fish of Theseus
…I’m sorry
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Look! The Lobotomite has returned!
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Modern fish are often dark on top and light underneath to fool prey/predators but also often colorful. Why do they assume one evolutionary step over the other? That beautiful blimpie belly calls out for decoration!
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How does it maneuver without any fins?
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How does it maneuver without any fins?
I often wonder that about your mom
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For the uninformed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPkwGhwU_FY
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Modern fish are often dark on top and light underneath to fool prey/predators but also often colorful. Why do they assume one evolutionary step over the other? That beautiful blimpie belly calls out for decoration!
Functional changes in coloration are much "easier" (read: more likely) to develop through random mutation than functional changes to complex mechanical structures like bone structure or musculature. Given their predecessors were already under selective pressure by predation for millions of years prior, it's reasonable to assume they'd developed countershading (light bottom, dark top). Plus current agnathans are usually pretty dull.
Edit: oh geez, I misunderstood your message. It totally could have been a rainbow party blimp. That mostly depends on what their habitat was like.
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Functional changes in coloration are much "easier" (read: more likely) to develop through random mutation than functional changes to complex mechanical structures like bone structure or musculature. Given their predecessors were already under selective pressure by predation for millions of years prior, it's reasonable to assume they'd developed countershading (light bottom, dark top). Plus current agnathans are usually pretty dull.
Edit: oh geez, I misunderstood your message. It totally could have been a rainbow party blimp. That mostly depends on what their habitat was like.
Thanks for editing not deleting because TIL!
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The eyes would suggest it's a predator.