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We couldn’t have made this episode so incredible without the help of Nannette Van Antwerp, who gave us so much footage for this episode! Check out Nanette’s video from an epic blackwater dive: vimeo.com/1013899436
Don't forget to give your loved ones the gift of bizarre love this Valentine's Day with a Bizarre Beasts card (50% right now!)
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If you guessed Argonauts, you're right!
Learn all about these strange little octopuses in our latest episode! youtu.be/TEGpg3DTDZw?si=S2Dm…
When it comes to weird sea creatures, octopuses are particularly high on the list, so when we tell you the next bizarre beast is the strangest octopus that's really saying something!
Can you guess the next bizarre beast?

ALT a silhouette of a nondescript sort of swoopy shaped light pink object with the text "CAN YOU GUESS THE NEXT BIZARRE BEAST?" in the Bizarre Beasts font. Oh wait--did you check the alt text for spoilers? You sneaky, cheeky little stinker! You'll have to wait for Monday's reveal just like everybody else. But since you made it this far I'll give you an extra clue... mating literally costs these cephalopods an arm. Do with that what you will.
Bird intelligence is super impressive...but it has us thinking, what other animals are smart?
Tell us about your intelligent animal friends!
Today is the last day to join the pin club and get the Goffin's Cockatoo pin!
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Highlighting a great animation from our latest episode!
Color us impressed with all the language birds can learn youtu.be/3OdB6Zbd2XQ
Fox Vincent (@FoxSnails ) is an illustrator, painter, and small creature lover from Devon, UK. When they’re not creating, they’re out in the woods birding, flipping logs for bugs, or on the sea shore exploring rockpools.
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If you guessed Goffin's Cockatoo, you're right!
Many surprisingly smart birds out there pack so much processing power into their relatively small brains. Learn about them in our latest episode! youtu.be/3OdB6Zbd2XQ?si=AR4P…
Our next episode celebrates some highly intelligent avian animals. We were quite pleasantly surprised by the things these beasts were able to accomplish. Can you guess what the next bizarre beast is?
We're saying goodbye to the Bizarre Beasts 2024 calendar, and letting you know it's not too late to get the Complexly 2025 at complexly.store/calendar!
SURPRISE! It's a Christmas Island Crab, saying hello. We hope you're enjoying some time off this week.
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This post is dedicated to the mighty walking sticks! Specifically Australian Walking Sticks (Extatosoma tiaratum)and Vietnamese Walking Sticks (Medauroidea extradentata)--in order below.
Last year, we released a complete set of our "Season Zero," and now we've got the sequel!
Our first season of Bizarre Beasts brought us brilliant biota such as the popcorn-smelling Binturong, the mostly-vegetarian spider Bagheera kiplingi, and MORE.
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The phasmid pin is only available until December 20th! Don't forget to grab yours at complexly.info/phasmidpin
It’s gar week!!
#GARWEEK drops Monday. I can gar-untee it'll be a good time. Excited to partner with @TheGarLab here, on IG and the clock app
Our next phasmid of the week is Phyllium phillipinicum! This is the leaf insect that inspired our pin for this episode!
As we described in the episode, its eggs fittingly look like seeds.
PS how many leaf insects can you spot in that last picture?
An artist spotlight for our phasmids pin artist Josh Taira!
He is an illustrator and designer based out of Missoula, MT. He consumes plenty of anime and manga, is hard-stuck in Plat 1 in SF6, a V3/5.11a climber on a good day, and will always overeat at Din Tai Fung.



























