Some of Earth's Creatures Are Simply Out of This World
Tisah Tucknott — April 26, 2009 — Lifestyle
References: pictureorama
With Earth Week upon us, I thought it would be nice to take a minute to appreciate the strangest, and sometimes even ugliest, creatures with whom we share this wonderful planet.
From land to sea, there are a few creatures you will come across in these photos that simply seem out of this world, and even cartoon-like!
My favorite has to be the “blob fish.” Honestly, couldn’t someone have spared the creature a nice name at least? And the Komondor Dog has to be a clone of Bob Marley--doggie style.
From land to sea, there are a few creatures you will come across in these photos that simply seem out of this world, and even cartoon-like!
My favorite has to be the “blob fish.” Honestly, couldn’t someone have spared the creature a nice name at least? And the Komondor Dog has to be a clone of Bob Marley--doggie style.
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