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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
pandaes 6 years ago
I saw one of these alive in an aquarium and it scared the hell out of me. Romans used to like to eat them, tho
Monika Soffronow 6 years ago
"Lampreys have long been used as food for humans. They were highly appreciated by the ancient Romans. During the Middle Ages, they were widely eaten by the upper classes throughout Europe—especially during Lent when eating meat was prohibited, on account of their meaty taste and texture." "Adults superficially resemble eels in that they have scaleless, elongated bodies, and can range from 13 to 100 cm (5 to 40 inches) in length."(Wikipedia)
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Ashley Conover 5 years ago
I knew that the outside had all those Jagged teeth but I did not know about the inside with more teeth. *shutters
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#2
The Weird And Wonderful Teeth Of A Wolf-Fish
Final score:
47points
Felix-Marie Badeau 6 years ago
Those front teeth look like molars that were put in backwards ;0)
#3
A Moray Eel Skull. Really Looks The Skull Of A Dinosaur
Final score:
47points
#4
A Lingcod
Final score:
43points
Shirley Richard 6 years ago
You mean death cave right? There's no way to survive.
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Kathy Hedden 6 years ago
These things are so cool. I love stuff like this. I got this sick sense of humor from my dad.
#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
glorytherainwing 6 years ago
this is a viper fish. they eat crustaceans ,like crabs and lobsters, and small fish. dscf5166-9...a08b6a.jpg 
#8
Deep-Sea Viper Fish
Final score:
37points
glorytherainwing 6 years ago
this is a viper fish. they eat crustaceans ,like crabs and lobsters, and small fish. dscf5166-9...23887e.jpg 
crimson (mudwing rainwing) 4 years ago (edited)
*screaming* run away! run away! get the holy hand grenade!
#9
A Snakehead Fish From Thailand
Final score:
34points
Star Gazer (Submission author) 6 years ago
Takes a lot of time of effort! Got them from all over the world.
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#10
A Skull Of A Stargazer Fish
Final score:
34points
glorytherainwing 6 years ago
oh its real alright. they bury themselves in the sand and wait for passing fish. then they leap out and eat them. stargazer-...e0945d.jpg 
#11
The Amazing Teeth Of The Blackdrum Fish
Final score:
31points
kitty_player 03 5 years ago (edited)
aaarg that freaks me out. I have a phobia of seeing teeth clustered together like that . But the rest of the creatures are real cool-it's just this one.
#12
Two Huge Mummified Payara (Vampire Fish) Heads
Final score:
30points
#13
The Teeth Of A Mako Shark
Final score:
29points
#14
A Ripsaw Catfish
Final score:
29points
Blakkur Sverrir 6 years ago (edited)
Fish designer: We need more Teeth ---- Engineer: But the jaw is full -------- FD: Add another jaw then... more.... still more. Now fill the spaces between jaws with more teeth. More! Fit some small teeth between the Big ones. More! More!! GIMME MORE TEETH!!! AND NOW AT THEETH ALONG ITS SPINE! TEEEEEEEEEETH!!!!
#16
Deep-Sea Sabretooth Fish
Final score:
24points
Kevin Donegan 6 years ago
The "barbs" at the top of the teeth are a remarkably clear example of evolution.
Star Gazer (Submission author) 6 years ago
Yes, Deepsea fish are really fascinating! Adapted to such an extreme environment.
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#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"
#19
The Teeth Of A Wolf-Fish
Final score:
20points
Star Gazer (Submission author) 6 years ago
There is actually a sheephead fish!
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A Deep-Sea Serpent
Final score:
20points
#21
An Anjoemara (Amazon Wolf Fish) Skull
Final score:
19points
#22
Deep-Sea Snaggletooth Fish
Final score:
18points
#23
The Mouth Of The Black Piranha
glorytherainwing 6 years ago
there not that bad when healthy. look, cute right? 1200-11628...10866c.jpg 
Stannous Flouride 6 years ago
I used to have over 20 red pirañas along the edge of my refrigerator. They were an awesomely scary decoration. Over the years I've given most away until I have just 5 sharing my shower.
#24
The Jaws Of A Huge Halibut That Weighed Over 200 Kg (440 Lbs)
#25
The Wolf-Herring
Final score:
15points
#26
Taxidermied Deep-Sea Lantern Fish
#27
The Nasty Teeth Of A Hake Fish
Theodore Theodora 6 years ago
"Nasty" doesn't seem fair. Terrifying, yes; efficient, yes; evolved for specific purposes, yes. But not nasty.
#28
Taxidermied Deep-Sea Dragon Fish
#29
Deep-Sea Viper Fish
Final score:
14points
#30
A Payara (Vampire Fish) Skull, The Long Teeth Are Over 2” (5 Cm) Long
Final score:
14points
#31
Frogfish
glorytherainwing 6 years ago
would you really want to eat this? this one is sad you ate him juvenile_f...f8cd3b.jpg 
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Pauline McLaggan 6 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!
Lola 6 years ago
A lot of them can grow the lost ones over and over again.
Load More Replies... Kenny Kulbiski 6 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 6 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 6 years ago
Okaaay... I used to enjoy open water swimming. Now I think I'll stick to swimming pools.
Pauline McLaggan 6 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!
Lola 6 years ago
A lot of them can grow the lost ones over and over again.
Load More Replies... Kenny Kulbiski 6 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 6 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 6 years ago
Okaaay... I used to enjoy open water swimming. Now I think I'll stick to swimming pools.
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