MoFA
MoFA: ‘The Zoo’ Specimens

- Title: “Walrato”
- Media: Large flippered marine mammal. Edible tuber. Romance.
- Submitted by: Ashley D.
- Here, ladies and gentleman, we have the offspring of the often-speculated & hotly-debated walrus-potato romance. Naysayers may stop their nay-ing, this photo proves, once and for all, that the Walrato exists!

- Title: “Grape Puppy”
- Media: Grape. Canine DNA.
- Submitted by: Terry Mc
- Eating her morning grapes, Terry Mc came across this delightful puppy. She named him King in memory of the dog she was given on her 5th birthday who later went to a "farm" to live. They said he would be much happier. She thinks now that they lied.
No word on what happened to the grape King.

- Title: “Carrabbit”
- Media: n/a
- Submitted by: Lindsay
- Lindsay found this carrot that looks like a rabbit; then fed it to an actual rabbit - begging the question of the rabbit being in complete unawares or of being a... CANNIBAL BUNNY.

- Title: “Ginger Lobster”
- Media: Ginger-of-the-Sea.
- Submitted by: Anonymous
- A bit of ginger hoping to work its way up from side dish to entr�e by masquerading as a lobster. Good luck!

- Title: “March of the Cloves”
- Media: n/a
- Submitted by: Sarah F. (Ambler, PA)
- This garlic clove loves movies and obviously spent too much time watching "March of the Penguins"

- Title: “Eel Cracker”
- Media: n/a
- Submitted by: Peter F.
- Within a box of goldfish crackers one would naturally find their most common predator: the eel cracker.

- Title: “Pig Lemon”
- Media: Lemon. The Other-other White Meat.
- Submitted by: Ara (Santa Monica, CA)
- Ara discovered this swine-like lemon but never attempted to eat it. Oh, the possibilities of baco-lemon products that shall never be realized.

- Title: “Foot Strip”
- Submitted by: Jimmy C. (Texas)
- Jimmy's son found this in an order of Popeye's chicken. Jimmy took the photo right before his brave son munched it down. Before anyone suggests a lawsuit, he reports that it was all meat. Even so... I'll quote Jimmy: "Aauuugghh!"

- Title: “Swan Gourd”
- Media: Squash. Fairytale Magic.
- Submitted by: Lynne T.
- Legend has it that this beautiful swan was once just an ugly gourd.

- Title: “Sea Horse Chicken”
- Media: Chicken... of the sea.
- Submitted by: Janae
- Janae pulled this creature from a bag of pre-cooked chicken breasts - continuing the debate about the true identity of "Chicken of the Sea."