OT: Real Life Sea Monsters

That's the first time I've seen a photo of Slowman >:-} ...Jim Thompson

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That statement is of course absurd. What kind of fish live on Jupiter?

What we do have is zillions of colorful and dramatic artists' renderings of the surface of extra-solar planets, based on tiny blips in the brightness of some star.

So how did he think he knew which one was me?

I do have a beard, but my eyes don't glow in the dark, and the skin colour doesn't attract attention on the street in Sydney.

Jovian species. At some altitude the atmosphere has to be dense enough to swim in. Quite what the "fish" would live on is open to speculation.

None of which he can find a link to.

Perhaps bacteria growing in the nutrient-rich upwelling called the 'red spot'.

You have to delve into the Twitter links to find the real gems. I quite like this one which definitely looks like it's from the paleolithic era:

OMG, it's Larkin ;-) ...Jim Thompson

This is the closest one I've found to Sloman:

:-)

Neither of them has a beard.