More Mutants

So many mutants, so little time. Thanks for keeping the dream alive, Bryce!

   

   

 

Comments

[Dave the Spazz]

That last image is Whiplash the Cowboy Monkey
...what exactly is his mutation?

[Liz]

You caught me, I totally cheated. How could I resist a monkey cowboy riding a dog? He's wearing chaps for god's sake! One could argue that Whiplash is far too awesome to be filed under "normal."

[Dave the Spazz]

There is no resisting a monkey cowboy wearing chaps riding a dog and that's a fact! He's really good at what he does. Some real monkey talent there.

[elek]

oh man where can i get some of those glow in the dark mushrooms?

[Nick]

I think that lobster was just boiled on one side of it's body, not mutated.

[poesboes]

Brilliant! Reminds me of the Rogue Taxidermy item that Dorian had on here show! See the Speakeasy blog.. And do check out the links that are listed there!

[MIke]

I was expecting at least one Giada Delaurentis pic.

[Jack]

That lobster was actually found like that. Sometimes they have part of their body 'red' but this one was remarkable because it was split equally down the centre.

[steve PMX]

Whats not to love?!?! You've gotta make this a regular column on Beware of the Blog.

[steve PMX]

p.s. I think I see Jesus in that bloated tomato.

[Sparrow]

Well, the fish with the "human teeth" isn't a mutant and doesn't have *nearly* the appeal of a broncomonkey. ;P

See the boingboing.net article on it (http://www.boingboing.net/2006/07/19/man_catches_fish_wit.html), and in the comments it's recognized as a fish called a pacu, which naturally has this kind of teeth. Weird looking, but not mutant.

That bird, though... props to that bird.