A Natural History of the Air Kraken

[akumabito]

*Equips "research vessel" for air kraken "studies"*

[Eddie Chaos]

it truly is a wonderfull sight to see an Air Kraken attempt to mate with a windmill, that is how i lost the majority of my windmills but the memory is worth it

[von Corax]

it truly is a wonderfull sight to see an Air Kraken attempt to mate with a windmill, that is how i lost the majority of my windmills but the memory is worth it

One tried that with one of the Institute's airships a while back. The pilot happened to be running the stern thruster at the time.

Cogs, I am so bloody sick of calamari!

[greatestescaper]

I am currently writing a memoir of a recent capture of an air kraken.  The beast was nearly the length of nearly 50 meters.  A crewman aboard the ship suggested that, although dangerous, we should attempt capture during lightning storms.  His reasoning being that the flashes of lightning will help confuse the beast out of being camouflaged.  The two beasts captured in the past 8 months can attest to that.  We also employ the use of harpoons that amplify bolts of lightning in order to stun the beast.  Unfortunately our first capture was a failure.  The kraken was not successfully stunned and I nearly lost my ship in the onslaught that followed.  However, as the saying goes practice makes perfect and we did succeed in our second attempt.  I hope that within the week I will have posted my story.

[Atterton]

First it was Brazil, now the air kraken are descending over Norway:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1246491/Was-mysterious-jellyfish-sky-caused-space-satellite-reflecting-Northern-Lights.html#ixzz0duNbhicF

[markf]

First it was Brazil, now the air kraken are descending over Norway:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1246491/Was-mysterious-jellyfish-sky-caused-space-satellite-reflecting-Northern-Lights.html#ixzz0duNbhicF

So now they are both warm and cold adapted. Not good. markf

[steamtastic]

nothing but a harmless sky squid.