Here we have the common Internet blobfish, recently voted World's Ugliest Animal.
But wait! At Smithsonian, Colin Schultz has made a very good case for why the blobfish doesn't deserve its unattractive reputation. This isn't about beauty being subjective (although some might find the above picture more cute than ugly). Instead, it's about atmospheric pressure, and what happens to a fish removed from its natural, deep-sea, high-pressure habitat.
Here is what the blobfish really looks like, before somebody took him to the surface and snapped an embarrassing photo: