Photo Of Crab With ‘Human-like Teeth’ Goes Viral, Leaves People Terrified

A photo of a crab that appears to have a full set of "human teeth" has left the internet baffled.?

The sea creature with unique features was caught by a deep-sea fisherman. Its picture was shared by photographer Roman Fedortsov, who works on a fishing vessel in Western Russia, on his Instagram feed.

Instagram/Roman Fedortsov

Crab with 'human-like' teeth shocks people?

Along with the picture, Fedortsov?wrote?in Russian, which was translated by Instagram, "Crabs... Still, there is something attractive and repulsive about them. Mother nature did her best."

Since being shared, the picture has amassed over thousands of likes and numerous comments.

"Crazy! Wonder what its bite force is, that's an impressive set of chopper’s!" one user commented.?"That's human teeth. Tell me I'm wrong," another user wrote.?"Yes, this is an alien from the 'predator'," a third user commented.?

"This is a just deformity of the shell. Take a look at different pictures of a crabs shell around front end of the shells and you will see that this crabs front lower shell has split from deformity," another user said.?

Bizarre sea creature found washed up on Oregon beach?

Last month, a?bizarre-looking rotting sea creature was found washed up on a coast in Oregon, US.?

Reddit/Kristine Tillotson

Taking to Reddit, Kristine Tillotson posted multiple pictures showing an animal with needle-like teeth, lying dead on a stack of rocks.?Parts of its body were peeling away, as it appeared to be decomposing.?

In the caption, Tillotson asked for help in identifying the?sea creature.?She also mentioned that she came across the animal at Mill Beach in Brookings, Oregon. ?

The pictures showed a peculiar sea creature with what looks like the head of a fish and needle-like teeth. Its head seems to be peeling away from the rest of its body, as it appears to be rotten.?

Tillotson told?Newsweek?that the?bone collecting group on Reddit has agreed that the bizarre creature is a type of eel called a monkeyface prickleback eel.

"I posted the photo to Reddit in a bone collecting group as well as a marine biologist group and they all agreed it is a type of eel called a monkeyface prickleback eel," Tillotson told?Newsweek.?

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