“Just lie still and don’t panic. It’s only a CT scan.”

“WHAT DID YOU SAY??”

[Found here.]

PENGUINNNNN!

[Found in here; unaltered penguin noise here.]

Stretchy Pets

[This fine collection was found here.]

Dental Office Plushies From Hell

How to instill a lifelong fear of the dentist in children.

[Images found here. It’s a Russian website with mostly funny stuff. Sort of like the Bored Panda of Moscow.]

The .Gif Friday Post No. 720 – Nautilus Smile, Gameboy Sniff & 3 Strikes Football

[Found here, here and here.]

Two Fish Eating an Eel While Underground

[Still from this video, linky found here. Not sure about the authenticity.]

The .Gif Friday Post No. 712 – Swing-N-Tramp, Surfholes & The Possession

[Found here and here, and I lost the link to the 3rd one.]

Close Encounters

[Images by Anelia Loubser found here.]

Wilder Mann – Pagan Christmastime monsters

“In 2010 the French photographer began traveling to rural farming villages in over a dozen European countries to document people, pictured mostly alone, out in the wilderness, wearing homemade costumes used in celebratory events marking the solstices, the harvest and coming of winter—calendar dates that, after millennia and the ‘civilizing’ of Pagan populations, eventually mutated into Christmas and Easter. The costumes referencing human/animal hybrids are cobbled-together, yet visually astounding.”
Traditional European Christmastime monsters photographed by Charles Fréger. Other images found here, caption from here.

Dorkworm of the Deep

Hydrothermal Vent Polychaete Worm Viewed Under An Electron Microscope. Nicholas Gayet 2015

Photograph by Nicolas Gayet of the Paulo Bonifacio lab was a 2015 FEI contest winner.

Polychaetes worms are fascinating. One species are called “Zombie Worms” and includes the Osedax mucofloris, discovered in 2005. Its name translates to “bone-eating snot flower.”

[Image found here.]