Bait: Page Twenty-Six

A closer look at the woman-eating tentacle creature.

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7 thoughts on “Bait: Page Twenty-Six”

DNASaur says:

2018/01/16 at 07:35

Innsmouth…
It would be Innsmouth that penetrates the abyssal depths.
- RBZ says:
  
  2018/01/16 at 15:13
  
  In that case, the video capture technology had to have been developed by Pickman Opticals.
  - Petronius says:
    
    2018/01/16 at 21:48
    
    Perhaps Pickman’s new cameras can detect the colour out of space.
    - Dr. Faustus says:
      
      2018/01/17 at 01:57
      
      Plus improved hydrophones for picking up the call of Cthulhu.
      - DNASaur says:
        
        2018/01/17 at 07:22
        
        But can they create a cleansing agent to get rid of the fungi from Yuggoth in your bathroom?
Galane says:

2018/01/17 at 09:32

So, if drone submersibles can get that close, why not send a bomb with one to blow it up?

I guess these researchers never watched “Alien”, “King Kong”, or any other film where people foolishly try to contain, train, or weaponize a dangerous critter.
- DNASaur says:
  
  2018/01/17 at 12:49
  
  Or they just figure they’re smarter and better-equipped than the people in the movies.

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