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In real life, you can get into trouble if seen littering.
You see the same fish over and over again.
Pearl is never seen going up for air (except in that one picture).
An Easter Island head is the same size as a pineapple.
They have electricity underwater.
Sorry to disappoint you, but in reality, fish are basically all the same. Also in "Christmas Who?" Santa Clause can travel underwater...
I think what annoys me most about the incorrect aspects of the show is the fact that Stephen Hillenburg is a marine biologist but yet some things are still so wrong.
The thing that annoys me most is when Spongebob, Squidward, and Patrick are shown with a spine as they are clearly all invertebrates. Spongebob even mentions in one episode that he is an invertebrate.
| fierycloud76 wrote: |
| And crabs don't live underwater. |
All crabs and most other crustaceans have gills and are adapted for an underwater lifestyle. It is true that many can survive much longer outside of water than most other aquatic animals but they most certainly do live underwater.
| Ursa_Minor wrote: |
| I think what annoys me most about the incorrect aspects of the show is the fact that Stephen Hillenburg is a marine biologist but yet some things are still so wrong. The thing that annoys me most is when Spongebob, Squidward, and Patrick are shown with a spine as they are clearly all invertebrates. Spongebob even mentions in one episode that he is an invertebrate. |
:O| fierycloud76 wrote: |
| And Squidward, who is actually and octopus, should have 8 legs, not 6. |
Squidward is actually a squid
