Log In

Mmmnoo, but their cousins the Cuttlefish do! :}
So can certain octopi!
But as for a legit rainbow lookin' deep critter, comb jellies are pretty neat. They make rainbow lights in order to move around. x}

-waggles eyebrows-

<If you're talking about *my* head and screen -- I don't have organic parts. So no actual nerves. I do have sensors, though.>

AHHH that creature is so cool, Mer! I'm gonna dive deep down and be their friend!!!


Sensors make more sense, Espy xD

That would make a cool friend indeed. Rave jelly!

I collect spare cats, just an FYI to y'all.

Can you collect the ones that hang out in my backyard? I still have scars from one that bit me a few months ago.

The deer should play with those cats

o-o Are they...sensor-tive?


x} They're super ancient too! They've been on earth longer than cockroaches! If anyone knows how to party, they do, just by existing. xD They aren't too bright tho, no brain/heart/stomach n' all. <x}

Ancient sea creatures are mighty interesting!

Aren't they? :D They're probably the closest to alien animals earth will know about. Like, the Nautilus, that has had little change in it's evolution, and the gulper eel is mega weird-lookin', also polychaete worms are pretty ancient I think.

<...>

<...Yes. Although perhaps not as sensitive as human nerve endings.>

since the thread is tagged M I can tell that reminds me of that French movie, in which the rich guy has no movement below the neck and his poor caretaker/friend asks him about sex and then rich guy tells him he achieves pleasure by ear caressing

The Intouchables?

Yes!
There's an American version coming... sighs

Sex is pretty much overrated anyway, but it'd piss me off if I needed someone to feed me whenever I crave pizza.

Also fantastic cuttlefish imagery.

Truth and truth! Thanks! <xD
Cuttlefish are breathtaking tbh. <x} hehe, get it? because they're deep underwater.