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Make: OLYMPUS CORPORATION
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Date Picture Taken: Nov 28, 2007, 9:44:00 AM
Submitted: March 17, 2008
File Size: 851 KB
Image Size: 128 KB
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Comments: 6
Favourites & Collections: 11 [who?]
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Make: OLYMPUS CORPORATION
Model: C770UZ
Shutter Speed: 10/2000 second
F Number: F/2.8
Focal Length: 6 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Date Picture Taken: Nov 28, 2007, 9:44:00 AM
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The rare Nautilus~
And I got to hold one! I know I'm a lucky ass *___*
To me, it felt like holding a beating heart in a shell, for I felt the nautilus' pulse as it's tentacles wiggled and hyponome pumped water in and out to propel itself, in all it's magnificence
Living at the very briny depths of the oceans of down to 300 metres, the nautilus are considered as the living fossils of today.
At night these creatures rise up to about 100 metres to feed, moving about the deep with their naturally built-in jet propulsion and buoyancy control systems, enabling them to not only be the predator of the hunt, but to slip away from sticky situations.
This is the stuff Star Wars is made of =]
I think I did a pretty good job with this shot
*pleased!*
Nautilus 101
Iva © 2008
And I got to hold one! I know I'm a lucky ass *___*
To me, it felt like holding a beating heart in a shell, for I felt the nautilus' pulse as it's tentacles wiggled and hyponome pumped water in and out to propel itself, in all it's magnificence
Living at the very briny depths of the oceans of down to 300 metres, the nautilus are considered as the living fossils of today.
At night these creatures rise up to about 100 metres to feed, moving about the deep with their naturally built-in jet propulsion and buoyancy control systems, enabling them to not only be the predator of the hunt, but to slip away from sticky situations.
This is the stuff Star Wars is made of =]
I think I did a pretty good job with this shot
*pleased!*
Nautilus 101
Iva © 2008
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Didn't Gat always say Yahoo? =]
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My mind is never on a leash for if there should be nothing left of me, there's always freedom of thought
Hahaha, I know, I'm a lucky ass.
I'm really thankful that I got to though.
If you get the chance, don't miss out on it.
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My mind is never on a leash for if there should be nothing left of me, there's always freedom of thought
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If there weren't so many stupid people, the world would be so much more serious. Thank God for idiots.
And I'm the lucky fool who got to live the fantasy!
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My mind is never on a leash for if there should be nothing left of me, there's always freedom of thought
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