Real life Deepstalker.

[Jonnywah]

I found these images of odd under-water creatures that resemble Deepstalkers.

 

http://www.stellasmagazine.com/img/bizarre-and-odd/odd-animals/odd-animals57.jpg

http://www.stellasmagazine.com/img/bizarre-and-odd/odd-animals/odd-animals56.jpg

http://www.stellasmagazine.com/img/bizarre-and-odd/odd-animals/odd-animals54.jpg

 

 

http://www.dragonagenexus.com/imageshare/images/417192-1267597725.jpg

 

 

I don't know what would be worse to encounter in a bathtub...

[rebalious]

Clearly they have been crossbred with some dino-raptors.

[BrujahWarrior]

wow, that is just scary.

[Mlai]

They're called lampreys. They've been introduced to the indiginous population of the Great Lakes and they've been decimating our tuna. Big problem for the fishermen.

They latch onto you and slowly eat you alive.

[DarkeWolf]

Thats scary. As if the tuna didnt have enough of a problem with us two legged predators.

 

I gotta ask... WTF are these idiots thinking, when they release things like this into foreign environements??? Didnt the whole "snake heads" thing teach anybody a lesson?

[brokenergy]

Reminds me bit about the cane toads, feral rabbits, camels, foxes etc. and all the foreign plants that have been exploded in Australia. And know people understand why Australians want to cut their feral population; they are killing the unique environment.

[DarkeWolf]

Rabbits??? Hunh! I never thought of rabbits being a problem. But then again, here in the US we hunt them. I would NEVER have thought of a camel in australia. But then again, considering the trade that went on with the middle east, back in the day, I suppose that I should have.