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I’ve Been Mummifying Real Monsters For 25 Years, And Now I Sell Them To Museums
Since early childhood, I’ve had a passion for monsters, mummies, and fish. When I reached the age of 20, I decided to combine all three and create mummified monster fish!
And now, 25 years later, I made my passion into a fulltime job, and I create monsters for museums and collectors worldwide.
I want to show you some of my work, from aggressive river monsters to scary deep-sea fish.
And if you would like to see more monsters, check out my Instagram linked below!
More info: Instagram
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#1
The Horrific Mouth Of A Lamprey (Bloodsucking Parasite)
Final score:
59points
#2
The Weird And Wonderful Teeth Of A Wolf-Fish
Final score:
47points
#3
A Moray Eel Skull. Really Looks The Skull Of A Dinosaur
Final score:
47points
#5
The Teeth Filled Mouth Of A Deep-Sea Serpent
Final score:
41points
#6
The Mighty Goliath Tiger Fish From Africa
Final score:
39points
#7
The Dorado From Brazil, A Very Aggressive And Strong Fish
Final score:
39points
#11
The Amazing Teeth Of The Blackdrum Fish
Final score:
31points
#12
Two Huge Mummified Payara (Vampire Fish) Heads
Final score:
30points
#17
The Frightening Mouth Of A Huge Mummified Monkfish
This fish is also called Sea-Devil, a name worthy of it’s scary look
Final score:
23points
#18
The Teeth-Filled Jaws Of The Bowfin Fish (Amia Calva)
This primitive fish is a "living fossil"
#30
A Payara (Vampire Fish) Skull, The Long Teeth Are Over 2” (5 Cm) Long
Final score:
14points
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What do you think ?
Pauline McLaggan 4 years ago
How to monsters like these manage without a dentist! Do they just die if teeth are damaged? I know they have no sugar in there diets before someone hauls me up for playful question!
Kenny Kulbiski 4 years ago
Fascinating. Thanks. However looking at pictures from the safety of my recliner is about as close as I care to get.
Crochet lady 4 years ago
It's amazing and terrifying and really hard to believe that we love on the same planet as creatures like this, that are so different to us.
Seabeast 4 years ago
Okaaay... I used to enjoy open water swimming. Now I think I'll stick to swimming pools.
Cori 4 years ago
WHY do fish need so many teeth!?! This entire article is why I never go past my ankles when walking on the beach. No to ALL of that. Just. No. Also my new goal in life is to seriously watch my karma so I don't come back as a shrimp or something. Now I'm off to shudder internally for the next hour.
Patrick James 4 years ago
Oh my God! Stay out of the water! There is nothing remotely as scary on land.
Pauline McLaggan 4 years ago
How to monsters like these manage without a dentist! Do they just die if teeth are damaged? I know they have no sugar in there diets before someone hauls me up for playful question!
Kenny Kulbiski 4 years ago
Fascinating. Thanks. However looking at pictures from the safety of my recliner is about as close as I care to get.
Crochet lady 4 years ago
It's amazing and terrifying and really hard to believe that we love on the same planet as creatures like this, that are so different to us.
Seabeast 4 years ago
Okaaay... I used to enjoy open water swimming. Now I think I'll stick to swimming pools.
Cori 4 years ago
WHY do fish need so many teeth!?! This entire article is why I never go past my ankles when walking on the beach. No to ALL of that. Just. No. Also my new goal in life is to seriously watch my karma so I don't come back as a shrimp or something. Now I'm off to shudder internally for the next hour.
Patrick James 4 years ago
Oh my God! Stay out of the water! There is nothing remotely as scary on land.
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