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Flamboyant Cuttlefish - Blog Posts
Inspired by the other post, could we get a non-binary flag from an flamboyant cuttlefish?
Sure thing! I was already planning on doing the ace flag from the image, so you’re in luck!
(credit to @herpsandbirds for the pic (link to post))
Pride Flags Colorpicked from a Flamboyant Cuttlefish
IT'S A STICKER NOW!! :D Link Here!
Metasepia Pfefferi, aka the flamboyant cuttlefish! These little guys have a much smaller cuttlebone relative to their body size (compared to other cuttlefish species), and therefore cannot swim for very long. For this reason, they can often be found walking around on the sea floor using their lower arms.
IM SO EXCITED I MADE MY FAVORITE ANIMAL EVER INTO A STICKER !!!!! AND YOU CAN HAVE ONE TOO!!!!!
etsy link here & in bio
just a hypothetical question here, if I were to make stickers out of this little illustration, which do you like better?
literally lost my mind over #butt walkers thank you had to share with everyone @sarahmackattack ❤️ (& # dense daddy too)
Metasepia Pfefferi, aka the flamboyant cuttlefish! These little guys have a much smaller cuttlebone relative to their body size (compared to other cuttlefish species), and therefore cannot swim for very long. For this reason, they can often be found walking around on the sea floor using their lower arms.
Metasepia Pfefferi, aka the flamboyant cuttlefish! These little guys have a much smaller cuttlebone relative to their body size (compared to other cuttlefish species), and therefore cannot swim for very long. For this reason, they can often be found walking around on the sea floor using their lower arms.