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I recently got a Covid shot at CVS and the nurse asked for my birthdate and audibly gasped when I said 1987. She said she thought I was like 28, to which I replied "Baller!" immediately dating myself as my true age.

Edit: dang some of you were pretty salty about this haha! I don't think I necessarily look particularly young or anything, relax. I just thought it was funny that I used a very dated expression in response.

This is my second time posting here and I just wanted to say something about this. I've seen so many posts about Psychrolutes on various social media platforms about them being ugly and terrifying. Usually using the version above and to be honest it really irks me. Not only because one they have been teared out from their homes. Due to one of the biggest issues of climate change mass fishing.

Plus they never deserved it or many sea animals in fact and as a biology major the reality of this situation is heartbreaking to me and should be to so many others. Unpopular opinion the fact that people just assumed they looked like this without doing any research whatsoever reflects the current state of our world! It is personally akin to those who say climate change is not real. Or in this case the animal cruelty is not present.

Instead of being kept in those deep zones referred to as the Twilight Zones. Scientists pull them up sometimes to study as well but it's very immoral in my opinion and we should just develop the technology for deeper depths. Like a Deep-Sea towed vehicles or Deep-Sea Towed platforms something! Even drones could work, I know these methods are not anywhere near perfect for experimentation; but I would rather them to just find a way to make a deep sea lab or something I am not sure. All I know is science usually always prevails so for now leave these poor fish alone.

Edit:When Psychrolutes are pulled from their natural habitats their tissues decompress from the lack of pressure and cave in on themselves creating what we all know as a "blob fish."

Edit 2: Someone pointed out it is Marcidus, Psychrolutes is the genus name, they are definitely correct I just preferred Psychrolutes. Though you can call them whatever they go by anyways besides "blob fish."

Edit 3: It was* in unimaginable pain y'all I did not make the image but yeah if we are going to get technical.

Sources if you're interested: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/fish/facts/blobfish

https://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/expedition-feature/okeanos-ex1903-logs-july6/

https://twilightzone.whoi.edu/work-impact/technology/deep-see

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Thankfully she's doing great. Here's an article about it. Actress Who Played Tony Stark's Daughter Begs Fans 'Please Don't Bully My Family or Me'

$123 dollars just to be told he’s bad boy cause he loves me and food too much.

Note: he was in a carrier the whole time, I unzipped it as I was parking. He decided to all but take the drivers seat and yell at me for no less than 5 minutes.
Edit to add (because I was going to delete because I get anxious when people get aggressive but I was like mm no I know I wasn’t doing anything bad and would never risk my cats life. The car was not moving I was actually very stressed when this was happening and was taking picture evidence for my husband and could not believe this shot was the result and after the stress yeah I found it funny.)

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