Googly eyes... por todo o lado

Encontrámos este blog e achámos Super Irrequieto não porque cientificamente nos revele qualquer coisa, mas porque nos fez rir do absurdo.
O blog chama-se "Deep Sea Fauna... with Googly Eyes" e desde Março de 2013 que este ecologista se entretém a "mascarar" as criaturas do oceano profundo com os famosos "Googly eyes".
Deixo-vos alguns exemplos, se quiserem ver mais vão ao blog "Deep Sea Fauna... with Googly Eyes".

Chiridota heheva is looking for a good time.
Photo by NOAA, WoRDSS.

It’s a good thing Bathykorus bouilloni is classified as a narcomedusae,
because it appears to be on drugs.

Spider crab, spider crab, can do anything a Rochinia crassa can.
Photo by Dr. Arthur Anker, WoRDSS.

FROGFISH!!!!! (Sladenia shaefersi). Photo by NOAA, WoRDSS.

Marrus orthocanna does it better as a team.
Photo by Kevin Raskoff, WoRDSS.

Amblyraja jenseni? It must be a curious skate weekend!
Photo by Alexei Orlov, WoRDSS.

Alvinocaris chelys is concerned for your safety.
Photo by Tin-Yam Chan, WoRDSS.

Amphitretus pelagicus is unnerved.
From the Deep.

Up for a game of catch, Himantolophus paucifilosus?
From the Deep.

Lepidonotopodium piscesae has noted your presence.
From the Handbook.

Alvinella pompejana is not your friend.
From the Handbook.

Et voilá!
Nunca mais vou olhar para uma lula da mesma maneira

Divirtam-se!