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We often describe or quantify coral by how many "mouths" or "eyes" it has. Is there a distinction? Does it depend on the coral? Are you an "eye" or a "mouth" person?
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The Legend Jimbo Phillips. He does most of the Santa Cruz skateboard/clothing art.That graphic reminds me of Garbage Pail Kids.
Yea....and the most popular, mummy eye.With Chalices, eyes is much more commonly used, no?
Yes, but again, they don’t have eyes… omg. They are mouths in which they use to feed. Not used for staring at some ugly human.With Chalices, eyes is much more commonly used, no?
Was that a "Human Centipede" reference?!Don't know why "mouths" is such a popular term when in fact their mouth are also their anus
Don't know why "mouths" is such a popular term when in fact their mouth are also their anus
Declaring war on other coralsWar coral is typically described as having eyes as well.
When it turns into an acan or branching lps lolWhen does a mouth become a head?
I think they missed something along the way....Lot's of zoa eyes: Eagle Eye, Koala Eye, Alien Eye