Picasso Sponge 34

This Picasso Sponge depicts an eyeless face, complete with thick eyelashes and luscious lips, floating through the streets as the Invisible Woman struts around in nothing but her make up.

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Weapontail

Image: Laurie Vitt
Hoplocercus spinosus

Also known as the Brazilian Spiny-tailed Lizard but that's way less fun!

Weapontails are fairly ordinary lizards from head to toe... but then there's that weapons-grade tail! Short, stubby and abominably spiky. Even their scientific name gets in on the act - Hoplocercus comes from the Greek for "armour" and "tail" while spinosus means "thorny". You got that right!

Weapontails live in dry habitats in parts of Brazil and Bolivia where they feast on insects and retire to underground burrows. When threatened, they run head first into those burrows and use their battle-butt to dissuade predators from poking their heads in.

It'd work on me!

Umbellula

Image: NOAA

Fingers! On fingers. On fingers.

Rhinopias Scorpionfish

Image: Tom Demeyer

Aahhhh... The joy of weird fish!

Picasso Sponge 33

This Picasso Sponge depicts Cupid drawing back his Bow OXT-12 love rifle with night vision scope.

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Heavily Made Up Crab

Image: deaguiarlorraine

Nothing says Valentine's like a crab in way too much make-up!

*mwah*