Squids are Friends, Not Food by Ari Moore
Squids are Friends, Not Food
A full 8.5×11 flyer can be found at the artist’s Web site, shirari.com.
For more balanced coverage of the San Diego cephalopod situation, check out this article in ScienceDaily:
Researcher Sheds Light On ‘Man-eating’ Squid; Finds Them Timid, Non-threatening.
Don’t Taste Me, Bro
And for those who wish to sport a similar but more strident form of sloganeering, please check out my Zazzle shop
T-shirts. 
*not to be confused with the allied, but less activist Squid-Human Quest for Understanding, Integrating and Reconciling Together Society (S.H.Q.U.I.R.T.S.)
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Hi! I’ve been enjoying and admiring the Cephalopodcast for some time, and I figured it was time to pipe up. I’m a grad student working on Humboldt squid. I just happen to be on site in San Diego this summer, and I’ve been very entertained (and a little frustrated) watching the media balloon. I vented a bit in my most recent blog post on Humboldt Squid, Jumbo Hype–although I was also touched to find that many people tried to save stranded squid by throwing them back in the water! Perhaps the Squid-Human Reconciliation Society has an active chapter in La Jolla? Anyway, thanks for being an inspiration to me. =)
Danna – Thanks. And I thought Cephalopodcast was a clever name for a Web site. Definitely adding your Cephalopodiatrist.com to my feed reader.
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