Submersible crew shocked by images of giant alien-like deep sea creature Take a look at this creature and you might have a hard time guessing if it was filmed by a submersible or a spacecraft.

Contortionist Photographer Transforms Nude Body Into Alien Beings Watch as a human being becomes an otherworldly creature before your eyes.

Contortionist Photographer Transforms Nude Body Into Alien Beings Watch as a human being becomes an otherworldly creature before your eyes.

Contortionist Photographer Transforms Nude Body Into Alien Beings We know what a naked body looks like, right? We see our own every day. Arms go here, belly lands there, thighs then knees then calves and feet. Easy, right? And yet, gazing upon the photographs of French

Contortionist Photographer Transforms Nude Body Into Alien Beings We know what a naked body looks like, right? We see our own every day. Arms go here, belly lands there, thighs then knees then calves and feet. Easy, right? And yet, gazing upon the photographs of French

5ft long creature with rows of jagged teeth washes up on shore in northern England With its razor-sharp teeth and mammoth body measuring 5ft in length, this mystery lake monster could be an unknown, ancient creature from the depths.

Creepy 100 Foot Long Deep Sea Creature Glows In The Dark Australian Divers captured rare and incredible images of the pyrosome or Pyrostremma Spinosum, a sea creature at the coast of Tasmania. This creature is so rare

Before approaching this shrimp, you’ll need a cocktail He had four-eyes, spiky claws and, scientists say, a very bad attitude. Meet Yawunik, a 508 million-year-old creature that looked like a terrifying shrimp, according to experts. A newly discovered fossil site in Canada is giving researchers bette Read more ... r insight into Yawunik, a predatory creature whose body was broken down into 17 parts and whose antennae were also made of large claws. Read on for more news you might have missed.

A Creature With 12 Retinas That Take Up Nearly Half Its Body (Video) A deep-sea shrimp, paraphronima gracilis, sports a pair of compound eyes with a single row of 12 red retinas each—a system so large it takes up nearly half the tiny shrimp's body.