Allatok. Mimic octopus is badass. Jumping Baby Otters. 10 Hilarious Looking Owls [cute funny pictures. Posted on : 20-09-2010 | By : Giulia | In : Birds Tags: big, Birds, cute, eyes, fluffy, funny, hilarious, humor, images, laughing, lol, most, owl, owls, photography, photos, pics, pictures, top, weird Hello friends! I thought I’d spice things up a bit and make you smile even more, so here’s a collection of 10 of the most funny looking owls ever! They have emotions too and they don’t feel ashamed to express them! It’s not good to restrain feelings so let them out and LOL! Enjoy! Happy Snowy Owl The Trouble With Tribbles Burrowing Owl A Me Gli Occhi, Please Arr Har Whats so Funny?
Winking What Are You Doing? Laugh at Me Wise One. 20 (More) Strange and Exotic Endangered Species : WebEcoist. The bladder-chewing guppy not enough for you? Can’t stop thinking about exploding ants, boyfriend-devouring she-monsters of the sea and blood-spurting lizards? Don’t worry – terrifying oneself is a common ailment of the intertubes. Unfortunately, there is no cure…but there is more to learn! Reader, prepare thyself. Your eyeballs are about to be flooded with some of the strangest, creepiest, crawliest endangered creatures on the planet. Mexican Walking Fish (Image via dillheady) The Mexican walking fish is on the verge of extinction.
Goliath Bird Eating Spider (Image via cirrusimage) Only the biggest spider on earth, this plate-sized bird-gnawing beast actually prefers to feast on smaller fare, like bats, bugs, and annoying children. Whistling Spider (Image via arachnoboards) Here, human human human human. Chinese Giant Salamander (Images via xinhuanet and ZSL) Something tells us these giant salamanders were never called for in any witch’s recipe.
Lord Howe Island Stick Insect Weta Quacking Frog. 7 Wet, Wild & Weird Deep Sea Animal Wonders : WebEcoist. Earth’s ocean depths are often referred to as the planet’s last great unexplored frontier. Blacker than the darkest night, crushed by unimaginable pressure and for the most part untouched by the hand of Man, the benthic world is bursting with life – though in many cases not life as we know it. Here are 7 exceptional examples of the wonders lurking far beneath. Pacific Barreleye (images via: National Geographic and Futurama Madhouse) The Pacific Barreleye (Macropinna microstoma) is one of a group of deep sea fish that have evolved a unique set of anatomical accoutrements to fit their particular lifestyle.
What appear to be “eyes” are sensory organs; the real eyes reside inside the fish’s fighter plane canopy style forehead. Macropinna microstoma: A deep-sea fish with a transparent head and tubular eyes, via MBARI Bathysaurus (images via: Discarded Lies and VIMS) Bathysaurus sounds like a dinosaur and it looks like one too – and not one of the nice, gentle plant-eaters, either. Viperfish. The Circle of Life. Giant Manta Ray swipes $5k camera rig from diver, shoots some video. Amazing Swarm Of Starling Birds. Antarctic Octopuses Discovered With Sub-Zero Venom | Wired Science. A research expedition to Antarctica to study the region’s octopus life has returned with descriptions of four new species, and the first known sub-zero venoms. “Antarctic octopus venom works at temperatures that would stop other venoms in their tracks,” said biochemist Bryan Fry of the University of Melbourne, who led the expedition.
Antarctic octopuses eat a wide variety of animals, from clams to fish. They catch their prey with their tentacles and use their venom to kill them, much like snakes. The venoms are being studied as potential sources of pain-killers, Fry said, because they work on the nervous system. The scientists still don’t know what biochemical tricks the octopuses use to keep their venom working at freezing temperatures. This gallery contains six poisonous Antarctic octopuses, including one of the new species, pictured above. Image: Samuel InglesiasSee Also: Maintenance Part 2 : Python ---> bathtub. e27_12165239.jpg (JPEG Image, 990x521 pixels)