Rather than explaining this one, I think it’s far better to let your imagination run wild. Image from Myth or Marvel? The Fur-Bearing Trout. If you must, you can read more about this remarkable species here.
Elsewhere on the Museum of Ridiculously Interesting Things:
- A strange humanoid creature by Charles Waterton
- Monstrous hybrids by Verity Whiter
- The weird and wonderful taxidermy of Walter Potter
- Annette Messager’s birds in little sweaters
- Knit meat by Stephanie Casper
- A cluster of rats
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Brilliant. Reminds me of “Lepus temperamentalus” the jackalope of the USA. If you are not familiar with this creature here is the wiki article .http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackalope