Please Help Save the Northwest Pacific Tree Octopus!

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Please Help Save the Northwest Pacific Tree Octopus!

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Please support the northwest tree octopus!
http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/
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that has to be one of the dumbest things I have seen. Do ppl really donate to it?
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I think it's cute.
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Took a xanax earlier for anxiety, first time in months. I'm not going to lie, I kept trying to figure out how I lived on the west coast and never heard of this. But the sasquatch part ruined it.
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sevenyearnight wrote:Took a xanax earlier for anxiety, first time in months. I'm not going to lie, I kept trying to figure out how I lived on the west coast and never heard of this. But the sasquatch part ruined it.
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You haven't seen our produce manager ;)
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Hahaha!! What will they think up next. :lol:
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I kept trying to figure out how I lived on the west coast and never heard of this.
Must not be looking in the right trees.
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It's probably that the sasquatch ate them before I could see any.
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Not it they climb up to the top of the trees. Way higher then you could see them, probably. Did you check the sightings page?
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I assure you that while I lived out west I was more than high enough to see tree octopi.
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Perhaps they prefer kite-eating trees... ;)
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Hawks been eating the crap out of them. Might be part of the reason why they may endangered..lol. They sightings page really kills me. Looked like someone or a group had ALOT of time on their hands to make that web sight..lol.
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