The World Wildlife Fund Made These Creepy Halloween Masks of Environmental Horrors

Who's up for dressing as an oil spill?

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On Halloween, our greatest fears become playthings, cheeky options for dress-up and candy. But who's seriously afraid of vampires, zombies and werewolves anymore? 

Our fears have changed. And the World Wildlife Fund of Canada thinks costumes should, too. With help from Sid Lee Toronto and the Sid Lee Collective, it's getting into the holiday spirit with a line of masks that depict—wait for it!—blood-curdling environmental issues. 

The "Real Scary" line includes masks for Factory Farming, Overfishing, Pesticides and Oil Spills.

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