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We found this Longnosed Stargazer on our intertidal walk right here in Singapore and it was TOO crazy-looking!!! It was half buried and half watching the world drift by with its pair of googly eyes that I guess, gazes at stars. It sits and waits for unsuspecting prey to... show more

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it really was insane watching a random (very good) noir i found on youtube at like 2 AM and then getting hit with this scene right in the middle

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