What better way to come up with a new type of camouflage than by going to the pros….the underwater pros. Cephalopod skin, which is found in sea creatures like octopus, squid and cuttlefish, has some primitive optical abilities — their skin has the same light-sensing proteins found in eyes — that allow them to “see”
-
Recent Posts
-
Amazing Booty-ful Pop Art on Bare Bottoms
May 18, 2013 -
World’s Tiniest, Cutest Ugliest Monkey Eating a Noodle
May 18, 2013 -
Baby Ming the Merciless
May 16, 2013 -
Are you Kidding Me? Canvas Painted Blue with White Line sells for $44 Million
May 16, 2013 -
Unreal! A Chopper with a Plane Engine
May 15, 2013
-
Just Point and Shoot

Favorite Tweets
helablog: Amazing Booty-ful Pop Art on Bare Bottoms | Helablog http://t.co/gJo63dRi2w
8 hours ago from bitly
helablog: World’s Tiniest, Cutest Ugliest Monkey Eating a Noodle | Helablog http://t.co/to9hPB1ITK
8 hours ago from bitly
She95: Make your kids smile with an Electric Shock - Electro Smile | Helablog http://t.co/8xEbEmEw0z via @HelaBlog
1 day ago from Tweet Button
mikeglancey: Canvas Painted Blue with White Line sells for $44 Million: http://t.co/128w8XmWNc via @helablog
2 days ago from Tweet Button
-
Posts Gone Loco on Helablog
-
The Incredible Noodle Weenie
How could such a simple concept have -
Cats make Great Bodyguards
Does it count that I tried to -
Hilarious Company Branded Condoms
New Condoms is devoted to repurposing well-known
-




