Here is a list of the items the DSN team hope to get this holiday season.
- The Monster Friends posters or prints from Octophant (must have the bathysphere print!)
- Squid/jellyfish/shark hats from Obey My Brain
- Tentacle jewelry
- 2011 Coral Reef Alliance calendar and while you are at it a Coral Reef Alliance Membership
- Anything from Kraken Rum including a bottle of the the libation (I personally love the T-shirt of the a Kraken attacking the Empire State Building
- Most expensive shower curtain ever, but o’ so worth it
- Art from Daniel Brown (http://laughingmantis.com/), Glendon Mellow (http://flyingtrilobite.redbubble.com/), or photographer from Jason Bradley (http://bradleyphotographic.com/).
- Because the holidays shouldn’t be too full of cheer: Oil spill related merchandise
- David Francey and Mark Ford’s album The Seaway
- Because you never to young to learn that some animals are better adapted than others Avenging narwhal playset
- Because you are never to young to start being a marine biologist – Sea Monkeys!
- Nature porn in the form of the Blue Planet DVDs
- A shirt from Dorid Designs
- Because sometimes I want to feel more important than I am. Admiral’s Bicorn Hat
- Because I want the person in the car in front of me to know exactly who they are dealing with.
- Long sleeve Anglerfish T-shirt…where is the male at?
- Alvin submersible keychain…super sweet! Why not pair it up with a coffee mug.
- Gamma-G0 proves to be a treasure of Giant Squid paraphernalia again this year.
- Rick Satava Jelly Sculptures
- Glass Fire Studios Hanging Jelly Lamps from North Coast of Cali
- Citizens of the Sea book by Nancy Knowlton
- Cthulhu Ski Mask (hey, it’s tentaculous!)
- Smuttynose Brewing Co. Harbor Seal Tee Shirt and if you are gifting this it better accompany a six pack fo the same.
- And last if you are really serious about the deep sea, then you will need this book trifecta: The Deep, Deep-Sea Biodiversity, and The Silent Deep.
The tentacle ring with black diamonds looks absolutely amazing!
Don’t forget that you can download the Blue Planet series on iTunes for $15! While you’re at it, add the Audubon Field Guide to North American Fish app for the iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch for $10.
Don’t forget prints from Tugboat Printshop! Their kelp print is purty!