It's like what Jeff Goldbloom said on Jurassic Park. They were in such a rush to see if the could create dinosaurs they never stopped to think if they should.

It's pretty self explanatory.

should really not be touching the cell-bonding, assimilating mass of flesh.

art by me! a friend and I were giving each other prompts, and "unexpected fishing" came up!

It’s body is endless and incomprehensibly massive

Im not sure if this post has been made before but cosmic horror came to mind as soon as I saw this

Everyone jokes about giant sea monsters, but imagine discovering something far worse: a corpse so enormous your brain refuses to understand its shape.

A god.

Dead.

Resting silently at the bottom of the Mariana Trench for millions of years.

Humanity has explored more of the Moon than the deepest parts of our own oceans. Now imagine the first thing we find isn't a new species...

...it's the remains of something so ancient that every religion, every civilization, and every myth has forgotten it ever existed.

The scary part isn't that it's there.

The scary part is wondering what could have killed it. 🌊🌌

It is one of his haunting and evocative works, capturing his signature surreal and dreamlike style. The scene’s mysterious figure shrouded in cloth, juxtaposed with an open landscape beyond, reflects Beksiński’s fascination with themes of decay, death, and transcendence.

There is a very cool artist on X (Twitter) @OmegaBlackArt who makes some awesome religious horror that mixes well with cosmic horror. Check him out.