OMG MUTANTS!
They do look really mootated... Freaky. |
What the...? Okay, thats just wrong.
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Hmm looks like something I eat in the evening. Very freaky with sharp teeth, slimy, long, big, some with antennas, some with sharp claws, some with huge eyes, but nothing to be afraid about, ol' chap!
Anyway, I would actually freak if I saw one of those while swimming. |
Deep Sea Fish, not mutants.
Gawd. |
In all my knowledge of deep sea fish, I have never heard of a two-headed lobster. Though I could be wrong.
That fifth one down would look awesome hanging on my bedroom wall. And the blob fish looks like my maths teacher. |
Well this was quite intresting... and absolutly ugly.
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Hehe, dont touch....Ugg, Those things are UGLY and I would freak right out if I tripped over one at the beach.
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That blob fish was looking at me...>.>
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You know that they're supposed to look like that. They have no concern for the quaint, human values of aesthetic quality.
I've met most of those before. Those chimeras, the lizardfish, the squid... that sea spider is a classic example of a deep sea pycnogonid, very weird arthropods, I identified a wayward specimen dredged up in Southampton Water just a few months ago. Their bodies are so small that their digestive system extends into the legs, and they have no respiratory system. The "blob fish" is the only one too badly damaged to identify. |
I've seen a lot of those before (not first hand, mind) and the others don't look particularly wild. Didn't see a two headed lobster in those pictures, though...
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Those "heads" are simply extensions of the carapace and the antennae appendages.
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Man they be some uuuuuuuuggggley fish reminds me of a program called blue planet
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That lizard fish is really freaking me out....
Oh, and skillya. I got a favor. could you name the links the name of the fish. example.... Black Dragon Fish Blind Lobster ...and so on... Just so it's easier to tell which fish is which. |
Ew... I hate that spider fish. These fish are seriously gross, are they being examined by experts?
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Spider fish?
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What the hell????
Seriously, i've puked on my monitor (whoops). eww |
sweet! they are some really cool fish!
i want several! |
Anyone up for sushi?
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Bluch!!!!!
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Uch, off topic:
Normally like this: *text to hyperlink* But this doesn't always count on certain forums. EDIT: damnit it did work..... ignore the full stops: [.u.r.l=*link]*text to hyperlink*[./u.r.l] |
Easy. here are the 5 steps.
1. Write the word you want to hyperlink. I'll write 'Oddworld Inhabitants'. 2. Go to the destination site the [site you want to link your word[s] to]. I'll go to 'oddworld.com'. 3. Copy the address of the destination site. 4. Highlight the word you want to hyperlink. 5. At the top of the post box you should see a little icon of an earth with a chain in front off it. Click on it [delete the 'http://']. and paste your link. Now you should have a hyperlink. Heres mine:'Oddworld Inhabitants' _____________________________________________ Sorry for going off topic.....:( |
Christ on a pony...
Mutant fish? Were you people dropped on the head? Man, I so wish I got to this thread earlier. I'd have had a blast making fun of everyone who thought that those fish were mutants of some sort. |
For course they are not mutanted! I know that. They are freaky though, so I will call them mutants :p
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Ugg, I HATE spiders...I dont know why though. If I saw on of them floating towards me in the sea, I would never go to the beach again! *shudders*
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Just think of the damage these fish could cause. Some have HUGE teeth, and would attack you on sight. Some of those would probably spray you with poison of some sort. Maybe some are harmless...but that Viper Fish would scare me if I was waay underwater.
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And no poison. |
every sea creature looks freaky when you put them in laboratory..
btw.. that blob fish is the cutest |
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And you didn't know that. If you did, this thread would be titled "Deep Sea Fish Wash Up On Shore!". :
And as Mojo said, none are poisonous. They rely on their bioluminescent bodies or appendages to draw in prey, and then, when the prey is close enough, they devour them. |
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But seriously, you wouldn't react to them n the same way as a spider. They may have superficially similar legs, but trust me, in the flesh they give off a completely different vibe, you couldn't classify a fear of them as arachnophobia, it would be "pycnogonophobia". :
If you met a harmless viper fish, you'll have bigger problems than your encounter to deal with. Like the lack of air and searing pressure kilometers down. |
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calling them mutants may offend them.. right snuzi |
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Still, they freak me out anyway, even if they aren't spiders. |
Well I am an aspiring marine biologsit, like Ambi.
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