Raging River Squid in Hong Kong

by Scott Beale on October 15, 2009 · 0 comments

Raging River Squid

photo by Michael Folmer Hansen

Michael Folmer Hansen recently came across the squidastic Raging River Squid while at Ocean Park in Hong Kong. It looks like a place where they might eat squid, but let’s not discuss that shall we.

Speaking of Michael, I would like to officially welcome him San Francisco. He recently relocated here along with the rest of the Zendesk team (we use Zendesk as our web hosting support system), which recently moved their world headquarters to San Francisco. They are having their HQ Office Warming Party on Thursday, October 29th.

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