From Man-Eating Backpacks to Tentacle Regurgitation
Ryan Hinkson — August 2, 2010 — Lifestyle
I'm a huge seafood-lover, but not everything that can be found underwater is edible or enticing. This cluster of odd underwater innovations shows strange looking sea creatures, mesmerizing mermaids, overpriced sushi, shark-inspired fashions and much more.
The creepiest underwater innovation to me is the artwork with tentacles coming out of peoples faces. From man-eating backpacks to tentacle regurgitation, check these odd underwater innovations.
Implications - Integrating natural elements into products is becoming increasingly popular. Consumers are looking for more ways to tune into a nature-friendly aesthetic in their lives. The green industry can tap into this demand for more eco-conscious products to generate more revenue through expanding their services to other industries.
The creepiest underwater innovation to me is the artwork with tentacles coming out of peoples faces. From man-eating backpacks to tentacle regurgitation, check these odd underwater innovations.
Implications - Integrating natural elements into products is becoming increasingly popular. Consumers are looking for more ways to tune into a nature-friendly aesthetic in their lives. The green industry can tap into this demand for more eco-conscious products to generate more revenue through expanding their services to other industries.
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