Engineer Digitally Created the Wildest Animal Hybrids Ever Seen

Arne Olav Gurvin Fredriksen has a strange hobby. He uses his Photoshop skills to morph two animals together and create an entirely new idea of an animal. Over years he has honed his skill so well that most of his creations look entirely real!

But, don’t let your eyes deceive you because these are totally digital creations that don’t exist in the real world. Even though they look completely realistic, you don’t have to be afraid of any bear/owl hybrids wrecking havoc on your next camping trip.

Beal

Seals have a nasty bite, but this beal will only steal your heart! When Fredriksen came up with this idea, he must not have thought about how hard it would be for this animal to spend time between the land and sea!

Bog

This cuddly little fella is a mixture of a bird and a dog. If dogs chase birds, this bog is going to have some issues! Wonder what treats you give to a bog? Worms and kibble should do the trick because the early bog always gets the treat.

Bowl

When you put together a bear and an owl you get the wise and menacing bowl! This one will peck your eyes out for a picnic basket. But, with the wisdom of an owl and the strength of a bear, you might end up having some great conversations over a tootsie roll pop.

Burb

This little burb looks like it was made from some radioactive peeps. Just imagine this little guy flying at your face to try and steal your carrots! This may actually be a genius new Easter mascot by how fluffy and cute it is.

Chitten

This kitten tastes like chicken, so make sure its feed is poultry free! The pecking order in his pen would be hard to figure out because cats are always so aloof. He could dominate his flock with just a stern stare.

Cird

Is this cird cute? Ugly? Funny? You decide. This animal hybrid would definitely have some inner conflict, like Tweety Bird and Sylvester rolled into one majorly confused animal.

Chorse

At chicken size, this Chorse would be a sweet, but still strange, animal. But if it were the size of a normal fully-grown horse it would be an absolutely terrifying monster of Godzilla proportions!

Dogowl

What a lovely… dog? This creation is subtly nightmarish, yet cute! But the puppy Dogowl would really steal some hearts at a dog show. It might also be the perfect animal for wizarding school hopefuls to befriend.

Dorse

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Which treat would the Dorse like best? Apples or bread crumbs? If you have either one on you, that’ll probably be just fine. Surely, its deep, bass quack will carry through miles of grassland, terrifying anyone who lives close by.

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