Foo - Sea Cucumber and Pearlfish... gross

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Watching a BBC documentary, I can not believe where the Pearlfish choses to live... is so gross I won't even post the details :eek:
It brings a whole new meaning to the phrase "somebody's trash is somebody else's treasure".
overthehillmedi
02-13-12, 12:32 AM
Sea cucumber in sushi is de bomb delish. :)
dcrowell
02-13-12, 12:57 PM
Who doesn't like a warm, safe, cozy place?
Artkansas
02-13-12, 01:24 PM
Why not. Have you ever thought of how many animals live in your digestive tract?
dcrowell
02-13-12, 01:45 PM
Why not. Have you ever thought of how many animals live in your digestive tract?
They are my pets.
Bob Ross
02-13-12, 02:10 PM
Sea cucumber in sushi is de bomb delish. :)
Um... I beg to differ. And I'm a maniacally diehard sushi fan. My wife & I are the folks that sushi chefs love to have at their bar, because we let them practice all the weird stuff that nobody else orders.
But sea cucumber tastes like a used sweatsock that's been drizzled in bleach.
Why not. Have you ever thought of how many animals live in your digestive tract?
All I say is that some research must be done here... you don't wanna go swimming on an area full of Pearlfish...
All I say is that some research must be done here... you don't wanna go swimming on an area full of Pearlfish...
Are you aware Pearlfish poop out nice size jewelry quality pearls?
All I say is that some research must be done here... you don't wanna go swimming on an area full of Pearlfish...
Did hear during Vietnam is you were marching through some rivers it was wise to wear a condom.
Pete In Az
02-13-12, 07:46 PM
Don't Sea Cucumbers have an interesting "defense mechanism"?
Captain Blight
02-13-12, 09:21 PM
Did hear during Vietnam is you were marching through some rivers it was wise to wear a condom.
That's Brazil and you're thinking of the dread Candiru. Just don't pee while you're swimming, and youll be fine. If you *do* pee in the water, best to be wearing tighty whities or a Speedo. Honestly, you'll feel it start to happen and if you have opposeable thumbs you'll be OK. Most of the affected human victims have been blind drunk.
gitarzan
02-15-12, 07:01 PM
I once ate a sea cucumber. I thought it was a vegetable.
A few days later I saw a Nat Geo documentary and found out what it really is. I almost fainted.
dcrowell
02-16-12, 11:02 AM
Don't Sea Cucumbers have an interesting "defense mechanism"?
They vomit up their stomach, and leave it behind. The attacker is busy eating the stomach while the sea cucumber escapes. It regrows it's stomach. Ta Da!
Pete In Az
02-16-12, 02:42 PM
They vomit up their stomach, and leave it behind. The attacker is busy eating the stomach while the sea cucumber escapes. It regrows it's stomach. Ta Da!
Yea... They puke their guts up and don't even get drunk first...
They vomit up their stomach, and leave it behind. The attacker is busy eating the stomach while the sea cucumber escapes. It regrows it's stomach. Ta Da!
And I thought this was going to be a poop thread. Hmmmmph!! Moving along! :D
And I thought this was going to be a poop thread. Hmmmmph!! Moving along! :D
Actually it kinda is... but you gave to google "sea cucumber and pearlfish" and watch the videos.
WARNING: You will never go into water nakkid after watching it.
Wordbiker
02-17-12, 07:14 AM
That's Brazil and you're thinking of the dread Candiru. Just don't pee while you're swimming, and youll be fine. If you *do* pee in the water, best to be wearing tighty whities or a Speedo. Honestly, you'll feel it start to happen and if you have opposeable thumbs you'll be OK. Most of the affected human victims have been blind drunk.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7yxhvTJbM4
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