*record needle skip* yep, that’s me. you might be wondering how i wound up in this situation. you see, it all started with a conversation between @SarahMackAttack and myself over a squat lobster i really wanted to be a vampire squid back in 2021…
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Biodiversity Files No.786: A celebration of the larval stages of crabs: zoea, megalops, and juveniles from a host of different species. All images from the DEEPEND-RESTORE Project on the Gulf.
@paleobyliam thank you for doing this. i need to do the same for squid, there are some pretty egregious AI magnapinna and colossal squid out there right now
I recently searched "goblin shark" on Instagram and was disgusted by the ubiquity of generative AI slop masquerading as actual footage of living goblin sharks. So here's a thread on how to spot the bullshit (examples below)