Jaguar, you're finding images that aren't there again
. It took a double check for me to see it. Just because something looks like it, when views
a certain way, doesn't mean it is it. I mean, look at all those potatoes, tree-stumps, and moldy pieces of bread that people see the Virgin Mary in.
We're automattically looking for these image similarities in our brains - but we gotta be careful not to confuse them.
It's easy to mistake pictures, because a picture is 2-d, and so we're missing a portion of "depth" to the picture, which creates many optical
illusions. Also, the lighting in that picture ends up highlighting the rock that forms the eye of the cuddle-fish looking rock.
Finally, if it was a dead cuddle-fish, we wouldn't see it. Cuddle-fish have no bones in their bodies except their beaks - and so if something died,
it would not leave a pile of bones, but would completely decompose. Only a flash-fossilization (can be caused by pyrocastic flows, for example) would
preserve the shape of something like this. And then we would only discover the fossil after we dug it out.
so to say. 
