Vent Nymphs of the Deep Seas of Second Life

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Jason
on February 5, 2008
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I have an avatar in Second Life called Calamari Ricardo. He wandered into the lair of Grendel’s Children the other day and came across a new undersea option for avatars (see below).

Randy Olson cheekily suggested that the next Science Blogging Conference be conducted in Second Life. If so, maybe we could hold it on the newly expanded NOAA sim and all the ocean bloggers could go dressed up as Vent Nymphs.

Deep Sea Vent Nymphs of Second Life, by Flea BussyVent Nymphs
MiniHUD controls the black smoker effect & sound, and includes a unique skin and sculpted tubeworm growths! Both genders included. Created by Flea Bussy.

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  1. 1 Miriam Goldstein
    February 5, 2008 at 11:25 am

    Chemosynthetic chicks are rather curvacous - I suppose it must be to increase surface area for nutrient uptake. :)

  2. 2 jebyrnes
    February 10, 2008 at 5:28 pm

    So, I just went to check out The Abyss Museum. It was pretty cool. Then I ran into a huge group on a Darwin Day tour. SL is a strange place…

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