Ugly Human Face Fish
It sometimes bears an uncanny resemblance to a human face with eyes lips and an oddly large nose.
Ugly human face fish. We once had a video with a fish with a human face which is freaky enough. Ugly fish ought to get noticed and named. Its gelatinous body and low density allows it to float in water which has a higher density.
The blobfish unlike other sea creatures lacks a gas bladder which maintains buoyancy. But common names are given to creatures commonly encountered. Soon this fish wont be around.
Every once in a while a matsuba koi mutation causes it to have a face that looks eerily human and even more eerily like my friend pete. The blobfish looks like a regular fish in the deep sea. Fish hung out to dry in lofoten norway street market ugly food.
And these are fishes which have human like expressions on their faces. I dont know the scientific names of these ugly organisms but one thing is for sure that i really know about them they are all ugly. If an animal lives deep in the sea and manages to avoid capture then it can carry on indefinitely keeping its identity secret.
For the most part they are funny but some of them are really disturbing. A fish with a remarkable resemblance to a humans face became tiktoks latest obsession after a clip of it began circulating. If a picture is worth a thousand words then for sure each photo of these 12 ugly fish deserves a thousand names.
The fish which has been identified as a carp by usa today has it own normal fish eyes and mouth but the dark markings on the fishs head makes it look like it has a second set of more. One of the most unique looking fish on the planet the unicorn fish has a very human feature an unusually large nose. Maybe thats where he went how useful was this post.
In fact its entire head looks uncannily like a disgruntled human face. A jank fish of the northern seas ugly and useless ugly fish.






































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