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    41 Strange‏ @41Strange Jun 9

    The Blobfish's blob-like appearance is the result of decompression damagepic.twitter.com/rHnDDJaAe6

    3:42 PM - 9 Jun 2019
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      2. Frances_Larina annihilates the concept of nature‏ @Frances_Larina Jun 9
        Replying to @41Strange @caffeinedOtter

        This is a little bit misleading. Psychrolutes marcidus has no real skeleton & it's flesh is more like gelatin, with only enough muscle to eat, move gills and catch prey. The pics are more like "in vs out of water", not necessarily depth vs surface, although that does kill them.

        6 replies 111 retweets 979 likes
      3. 2020 Student Council President‏ @LiquidLingvist Jun 9
        Replying to @Frances_Larina @41Strange @caffeinedOtter

        So even if they were in shallow water, they would appear as they do in the left picture?

        3 replies 0 retweets 78 likes
      4. Frances_Larina annihilates the concept of nature‏ @Frances_Larina Jun 9
        Replying to @LiquidLingvist @41Strange @caffeinedOtter

        Mostly, yes. Their gooey flesh is slightly buoyant so it more or less floats in a neutral way in water instead of sagging like when out of the water.

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      2. Egon the Mad Usher‏ @MadUsher1928 Jun 9
        Replying to @41Strange

        Wait, we've been making fun of this fish for years due to the abuse we did to it before taking the picture? Holy cow do I feel like garbage.

        7 replies 134 retweets 1,969 likes
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      2. 𝕁𝕖𝕗𝕗𝕣𝕖𝕪‏ @piratejeffrey Jun 9
        Replying to @41Strange

        Hugely sad. Imagine what we would look like dragged to that depth of the ocean.

        2 replies 2 retweets 131 likes
      3. Roman  Ⓜ‏ @r0man1o1 Jun 9
        Replying to @piratejeffrey @41Strange

        SQUISHED

        1 reply 0 retweets 62 likes
      4.  🎐Robin 🎐‏ @FaerieLight_ Jun 9
        Replying to @r0man1o1 @piratejeffrey

        pic.twitter.com/liQF92vFqY

        0 replies 0 retweets 18 likes
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      2. grumpy girl‏ @GirlyMcgirlface Jun 9
        Replying to @41Strange

        In other words we're shithouses who inflict tragedy and pain on others... Hmmm who knew.. 🤔😟😭 No really, I hate us.

        2 replies 2 retweets 110 likes
      3.  ✨Karin ✨‏ @KarinSocci Jun 9
        Replying to @GirlyMcgirlface @41Strange

        We deserve whatever happens to us.

        0 replies 0 retweets 33 likes
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      2. CyberSloth‏ @CaseyExplosion Jun 9
        Replying to @41Strange

        So is that what happened to Ted Cruz?

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      1. Red Bandit‏ @RedBanditAsh Jun 9
        Replying to @41Strange

        Seeing the drastic difference just made mepic.twitter.com/GqvM9VeTcJ

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      2. rebecca‏ @bcaswrz Jun 9
        Replying to @41Strange

        It’s actually due to being that far below sea level there’s so much pressure keeping its body together, but when you lift multiple atmospheres of pressure off of the fish by bringing it to the surface, the pressure keeping it together is no longer there. not because of fishermen

        2 replies 2 retweets 15 likes
      3. rebecca‏ @bcaswrz Jun 9
        Replying to @bcaswrz @41Strange

        If anything, a researcher brought it up to the surface, I don’t know of any fish that we eat/commercially fished that are that deep in the ocean.

        2 replies 2 retweets 11 likes
      4. Kalyn  🌻 🐍‏ @kalynwoodbury Jun 9
        Replying to @bcaswrz @41Strange

        Blobfish (psychrolutes microporos) are on the verge of extinction due to trawling/commercial fishing. They're "bycatch" to orange roughy, chilean sea bass, alfonsino, lobster, and more deep-sea animals that humans eat However, the fish in the picture *was* fished by scientists

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      2. Idalia‏ @bluepirouette Jun 9
        Replying to @41Strange

        This just makes me sad.

        2 replies 1 retweet 105 likes
      3. Katie Puckrik‏ @KatiePuckrik Jun 9
        Replying to @bluepirouette @41Strange

        Came here to say this very thing.

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      1. Corvus‏ @corvuscreep Jun 9
        Replying to @41Strange

        You have shattered my reality. I used to be able to believe the creature on the right was naturally occurring and did it’s adorable thing but no it’s just a fucked up fish.

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