Watermelon Art: The Good, The Bad -- and The Fetus Floating in Jell-O
Dating back to 14th century Thailand, the ancient art of watermelon carving is nothing new. But recently, we've seen a whole lot of these creations gracing the pages of our favorite social media sites. 
www.boingky.com A perfect example of good melon art
And like every other food trend, there are always going to be a few that aren't quite as good as the rest and even a few that give us the heebie-jeebies.
Take a look at a few of our favorites, a few of our not-so-favorites, and a few that we wish we could forget.
We'll start with the good...
This fierce lion sculpture is so good we can almost hear it's roar. 
Ahoy matey! A prime example of what you should do when you find yourself with eight watermelons, a roll of twine, an onion, and a whole lot of time. 
Out of actual watermelon? Watermelon radishes work just as good for creating beautiful flowers. 
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