And I thought coinfish were ugly...

[Corvus]

*snip*

Lol every time those pictures come up i laugh... they must have been posted on taleworlds at least 10 times ^^

 

[Selothi]

What the **** IS it ?

 

[FrisianDude]

Some sort of fish?

 

[AWdeV]

A slime-man who, understandably, is none too happy with his decapitation? 

 

[pentagathus]

Cymro's mother with her head popping out of some foam? Yep, crap mother jokes the height of humour and maturity.

 

[Weren]

Thats ****ing awesome!

 

[Sir Prince]

The "face" looked strangely humanoid, some eyesocket like things there despite the eyes being inside the body...

Apparently they are similar too nostrils.

 

[13 Spider Bloody Chain]

Thats ****ing awesome!

What, the fish or the idea that Cymro's mother's head looks like an abomination of nature?

 

[Weren]

Hmm... Both.

 

[Cymro]

*shakes fist ):<*

'Tis a blobfish. It looks like an unhappy slimy fat man.

 

[Æon]

Looks a tad bit fake to me even in the video.
Maybe because it's just so out of this world and hard to believe...

 

[ecto_plasm]

It looks like a little submarine bathtoy rather than a fish.

 

[Diavolo]

sometimes, Im glad Im human

 

[Bulle]

One of my favourites though:

 

[FrisianDude]

Jesus Christ!

 

[Diavolo]

Jesus Christ!

nope, thats not him...

 

[Weren]

Holy ****ing Macaroni!

 

[Raz]

This is great. Another set of pictures to add to my collection. 

I could go on for hours about weird deep-sea creatures. Batfish and frogfish, siphonophores and stoplight loosejaws. Fascinating stuff.

Check out the goblin shark.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZzehRHxtB8


And let's not forget the mantis shrimp:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mantis_shrimp

Read about their eyes too.

 

[AWdeV]

That's a ****ing scary mouth. 

 

[Mondos]

Some species have at least 16 different photoreceptor types, which are divided into four classes (their spectral sensitivity is further tuned by colour filters in the retinas), 12 of them for colour analysis in the different wavelengths (including four which are sensitive to ultraviolet light) and four of them for analysing polarised light. By comparison, humans have only four visual pigments. The visual information leaving the retina seems to be processed into numerous parallel data streams leading into the central nervous system, greatly reducing the analytical requirements at higher levels.

I wonder what it would be like to see through their eyes. That's pretty amazing.