By . Daily Mail Reporter . PUBLISHED: . 11:38 EST, 23 December 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 05:40 EST, 24 December 2013 . Stitched together with chicken skin and stuffed with who-knows-what, this terrifying teddy will very likely put those with even the most hardened stomachs off their Christmas dinner. A picture of the festive creation, likened to a Frankenstein's monster of the toy bear world, has gone viral on Twitter after it emerged yesterday. It comes just a few days after pictures emerged of the so-called Cthurkey - a frightening hybrid of crab, turkey and octopus that was put together by a database administrator and served on an old Nazi plate complete with Swastika. Introducing the 'turkey bear': This teddy has been fashioned out of lumps of meat and stitched together with chicken skin... not a Christmas dinner for the faint-hearted . Seconds, anyone? A picture of the stomach-churning creation, likened to a Frankenstein's monster of the teddy bear world, has gone viral on Twitter . The latest culinary car crash, named the turkey bear, was posted on Twitter yesterday morning by chef Simon Hulstone, who joked that he had made it for his children. However, it later transpired that it was made by Russian artist Viktor Ivanov, who used chicken rather than turkey. Details about the bear are sparse and it is not clear what it has been stuffed with. Describing himself on his website, Mr Ivanov says: 'I work with found objects for which I find a new meaning and function. Online sensation: A picture of the bear was posted on Twitter yesterday morning by chef Simon Hulstone, who joked that he had made it for his children . 'Objects become reconfigured, searching for a new purpose. Mutation of ideas and forms is central my practice.' Earlier this month, data administrator Rusty Eulberg revealing his menacing insectoid-like feast of turkey, crab and octopus - and insisted the ingredients taste great together. Rusty Eulberg said his 'culinary abomination', which was conceived and created two years ago, is inspired by the horrifying imagery of fantasy writer H.P. Lovercraft's octopus-headed creature the, Cthulhu. Grim: The frightening hybrid of crab, turkey and octopus was put together by database administrator Rusty Eulberg .
Picture of 'Frankenstein' teddy has gone viral after emerging on twitter .
Uploaded by chef Simon Hulstone who joked he made it for his children .
But it later emerged it had been made by Russian artist Viktor Ivanov .
By . Daily Mail Reporter . PUBLISHED: . 11:38 EST, 23 December 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 05:40 EST, 24 December 2013 . Stitched together with chicken skin and stuffed with who-knows-what, this terrifying teddy will very likely put those with even the most hardened stomachs off their Christmas dinner. A picture of the festive creation, likened to a Frankenstein's monster of the toy bear world, has gone viral on Twitter after it emerged yesterday. It comes just a few days after pictures emerged of the so-called Cthurkey - a frightening hybrid of crab, turkey and octopus that was put together by a database administrator and served on an old Nazi plate complete with Swastika. Introducing the 'turkey bear': This teddy has been fashioned out of lumps of meat and stitched together with chicken skin... not a Christmas dinner for the faint-hearted . Seconds, anyone? A picture of the stomach-churning creation, likened to a Frankenstein's monster of the teddy bear world, has gone viral on Twitter . The latest culinary car crash, named the turkey bear, was posted on Twitter yesterday morning by chef Simon Hulstone, who joked that he had made it for his children. However, it later transpired that it was made by Russian artist Viktor Ivanov, who used chicken rather than turkey. Details about the bear are sparse and it is not clear what it has been stuffed with. Describing himself on his website, Mr Ivanov says: 'I work with found objects for which I find a new meaning and function. Online sensation: A picture of the bear was posted on Twitter yesterday morning by chef Simon Hulstone, who joked that he had made it for his children . 'Objects become reconfigured, searching for a new purpose. Mutation of ideas and forms is central my practice.' Earlier this month, data administrator Rusty Eulberg revealing his menacing insectoid-like feast of turkey, crab and octopus - and insisted the ingredients taste great together. Rusty Eulberg said his 'culinary abomination', which was conceived and created two years ago, is inspired by the horrifying imagery of fantasy writer H.P. Lovercraft's octopus-headed creature the, Cthulhu. Grim: The frightening hybrid of crab, turkey and octopus was put together by database administrator Rusty Eulberg .
has gone viral on Twitter . The latest culinary Twitter yesterday morning by chef Simon Hulstone, who joked that he had made it for his children. However, it later transpired that it was made by Russian artist Viktor Ivanov, who used chicken