And some whiz made a video out of it so no need to wait for the pictures to load. Nice! =) So, what are you waiting for? Go watch the vid below!

Longnose Chimaeras – The long snout is used to detect prey. Chimaeras are primitive fishes, have scaleless skin, and their eggs are encapsulated in horny packages. Longnose chimaeras have a gill cover which covers four gill slits, and also have a venomous spine on the dorsal fin. They feed on invertebrates and various other fishes.

Lumpfish – Yeah, it looks pretty lumpy to me! Hehe! The longest lumpfish recorded from the American coast measured 23 inches, and weighed 13 pounds while the heaviest weighed 20 pounds but measured only 21 inches (both from Orient, NY).

Grenadiers or Rattails – less commonly known as Whiptails. These fishes are generally large, brown to black gadiform marine fish of the family Macrouridae. Found at great depths from the Arctic to Antarctic, and are best known for their “cameo” in the movie Titanic, where they are glimpsed during the ROV reconnaissance of the wreck.

Teeth Fish – need I say more?? LOL!

Anglerfish – named for their characteristic mode of predation — wherein a fleshy growth from the fish’s head (the esca) acts as a lure. This is considered analogous to angling. Anglerfish are both pelagic and benthic fishes of the abyss and the continental shelf. They appeared as one of the bad guys in the uber popular animation flick Finding Nemo. Personally, I find them really scary-looking!

I hope this pic clears your doubts

Having a 3000 pounds animal running around inside your house is not really a good idea, unless you really hate your house.

This one is funny… Jurassic Fart

I’ve never seen a cat meow quite like this, whats wrong with the cat ?

More like what the Zell is a Zorse ha ha… Anyway, the Zorse is pretty sweet check it out

The Dramatic Chipmunk has opened up acting opportunities for rodents everywhere.

All I can say after watching this Video is, Don’t Judge Too Quickly

and yea… This Kitty won the Award for the World’s Ugliest Cat!