Krakenologist from Down Under

[DrPusSea]

Hi everyone! I am a life-long cephalopod fanatic and have finally released the Kraken (who then summoned Dread Lord Cthulhu) on a momentous journey to Antarctica with the largest, all-female scientists expedition. To overcome the various issues I encountered, both on the ship and after, I got some serious help from my tentacled lair mates.

As much as it can be challenging sometime to live with two dread lords usually summoned to smite humanity for its arrogance and hubris, as much do I love having them around. I'd love to hear from other Krakenologists and ceph lovers, especially if you enjoy our blog or have anything you'd like to share on it. It delves into all things tentacles: biology, mythology, humour, news, art and a good dose of self-help when those Gorgons get you down. RELEASE THE KRAKEN!

 

[tonmo]

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Nice blog; will follow it.

 

[DrPusSea]

Thank you! That's awesome. I am doing some weekly "Kraken News" which you may be happy to retweet/repost? Cheers, Sea

 

[tonmo]

most definitely!

 

[GPO87]

Hello! Glad to have another NZ krakenologist on the site! Also, your blog is amazing!

 

[DrPusSea]

Hi! Thanks so much, it is such a labour of love... I have been obsessed with cephalopods (particularly octopods) since I was a little kid, one of the main reasons why I studied marine ecology. It took this journey to Antarctica with all its dramas to release the Kraken in the end

Am very grateful for any likes, shares or re-posts. It is still very much in its infancy in terms of readership. Sea