oh! the huge manatee!

manatee or deep one? 

Sorry, had to.

More sea-critter news today; it must be some wetlands Walpurgis excitement causing them to bust out all over the raincoaster blog. Nonetheless, weird, eh?

“I was just sitting on the barge and this half a Lord of Yha-nthleimountain, half a car just floated right by,” Jackson says.

It is no mountain, or car. “Long head, knots all over. Thought it was an alligator or crocodile,” Peeples says. It’s the kind of thing you just have to see to believe… A manatee swimming in the fresh waters of the Wolf River Harbor on Mud Island. “I couldn’t do anything for about 15 minutes. (Reporter) Scary? (Jackson) Scary,” Jackson says.

The aberrant Mississippi Manatee could be nothing more than a slightly confused Global Warming victim in search of new sea grasses to munch and some soothing steel GIT-tar. On the other hand, it could be just the outrider for an invasion from Y’ha-nthlei.

We distort: you deride.

Seriously, you want to be taking those glasses off any time now

7 thoughts on “oh! the huge manatee!

  1. Naw, we’re pretty strictly seafood oriented here. Besides, I’m unaware of any Cthulhu Mythos tie-in with elephants or mice. Rats, though; plenty of Rats in the Mythos.

  2. Okeydokey, here goes.

    Quick crammer. Geddit. Lovecraft, Deep Ones (less limbs than octopi but what the hell?) and storylines reminiscent of dem good ol’ religions.

    Leakey Institute and eponymous finder of dry bones is surrounded by elephants and hyrax which as eny ful noes are related to the dugong. The dugong’s related to the manatee. The manatee, as you so graphically illustrate, is related to the Deep Ones. The Deep Ones can survive out of water but only for a short time. Cue Leakey and the circle of life rekindles.

    More? 8.5% of both elephants, hyrax and Deep Ones are Piscean!

    Q.E.D

    STB

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