15+ Wild Pics That Are Just As Cool As They Are Creepy

I won't deny that they're pretty impressive carvings, but it also feels like I would end up with some kind of curse if I got anywhere near them.

Imagine just stumbling upon these with no idea what you're looking at.

But even with that in mind, it's definitely fascinating to see that it's even possible for an octopus for to end up with 98 of them at once.

Nonetheless, this one had apparently underwent a severe enough mutation that this is exactly how many it had when it was discovered in 1998.

It's kind of cute when it's a nicely arranged breakfast or something, but it apparently ends up looking a little more sinister when it's a chicken pot pie.

I have to admit, though: It still looks kind of friendly.

Not only that, but its legs actually move when a lever near the top of the figure is pulled. And that doesn't look comforting either, but it's still pretty cool.

One on hand, it's clear that someone went to a lot of trouble to put this together. Still, I'd probably feel less nervous about it if I could confirm that a really weird crime hasn't taken place here.

Although it will probably help to learn that these "ghosts" are people marching in a Japanese parade that's a little bit like the Day of the Dead in Mexico.

Oh, and also that they're not carrying real bodies, but rather dolls they made themselves.

That's obviously not a pretty sight, but it's also really amazing that it was not only able to do this, but actually fly away with it.

It's obviously hard to garner that from this tweet if you can't read Chinese, but this was apparently created purely as an April Fool's joke.

Yeah, it definitely puts those times when someone just covered their coworker's desk in tin foil to shame.

There's a kind of lizard called a water monitor, so I can't help but wonder if this is the work of somebody who really wanted to commit to that pun.

Still, there's nothing cool about polluting wetlands with E-waste, so I really hope they fished those out once they were done.

Here we see that someone managed to carve one of his scornful, hungry eyes out of wood and the results legitimately seem like something I'd want in my house.

As anyone who has tried will know, it's pretty much impossible to tip a cow. However, that still needs to be done for hoof care and veterinary purposes, so this machine is doing the work that a group of drunk ruffians never could.

Even though this probably isn't comfortable for the cow, it nonetheless needs to be done.

Admittedly, it looks a little ridiculous in a well-lit house like this, but it would definitely hit different in an eerily empty street at night.

I can see someone getting a tattoo of it if it got as popular as Pennywise, though.

And the reason why it's doing either of those things is because it was stuffed by taxidermist and artist Adele Morse.

It's obviously unnerving to look at, but the fact that it still looks alive definitely speaks to the quality of her work.

This is actually gives a decent idea of the kind of decor one would find at Hanny's, a restaurant and bar that's apparently a local favorite.

I've gotta say, you must run one hell of an establishment if you can keep customers coming back with this many creepy dolls in your place.

This was apparently a Halloween costume that somebody's mom wore as a kid, but even she doesn't remember what it actually depicts. It certainly makes an impression, though.

It also seems like it works best when you put it on the shy kid who doesn't want to say "Trick or treat" because silence only makes this weirder.

That said, it's probably a little premature to call this an accomplishment until he manages to release himself from this self-imposed predicament.

So yes, we can agree that all of these dolls like nightmarish and that we'd be extremely worried if one of them suddenly showed up in our homes.

But apparently, this Kentucky man intended the place we see here as a "Home For Wayward Babydolls" and essentially treats it as a real-life Island of Misfit Toys. Awww?

If something awful had to happen to this poor little duckling, we can at least take some solace in the fact that it's now reborn as a pretty rad punker.

That loud pink Mohawk also blends oddly well with its natural fluffiness. It's hard to be cute and badass at the same time, but this definitely pulls it off.

Apparently, it's not quite as effective as it may seem, though. As one health care worker explained, it's usually used to find veins in children because it can only find the easiest veins.

So while a beginner practitioner may find it useful, someone with experience already knows where to aim. Also, the darker a patient's skin tone, the less effective this machine apparently is.

Hopefully, we can see some improvements in the tech someday.

Somebody went all out in pretty impressive detail when they had to replace their rear-view mirror and the sanded look here both makes the "hand" look rusty and decaying all at once.

So yeah, pretty cool to say the least.