The Exploding Whale of Florence: Oregon’s Most Explosive Blunder of 1970
— March 16, 2026On a chilly November morning in 1970, a 45-foot, eight-ton sperm whale washed ashore…
Don’t be asking why we are picking creatures with names that contain words like “frilly” and “leafy,” OK? Now that that’s settled, let’s get back to business. Where camouflage is concerned, this guy would be hard to beat! He looks a bit like a living ghillie suit (look it up). Looking more like a casual bit of seaweed floating about in the waves, this stealthy critter has no predators, which leaves us wondering if that is because it’s so well camouflaged or whether nothing finds it tasty enough to eat, which would make the camouflage somewhat pointless. Before our heads explode, we’ll leave you with the fact that this is creature that’s found in the waters around Australia.
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