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Owners and their pets are often said to grow to resemble each other. Brendan O'Sullivan is the owner of a carp, which appears to be developing facial features which look human, the Daily Mail of London reported Monday. The 44-year-old bought the fish, a ghost carp, about 5 months ago, but it is only in the past week that he has noticed what looks like a human mouth, nose and eyes (see photo). Carp have long been known to carry markings which can look like a human face, but actually seeing one is rare. As a result, Mr O'Sullivan's fish is now said to be worth an estimated ￡40,000.
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