Well
Well
I have observed all kinds of very visible hairy manlike doofuses in all walks of life! :rotfl:
bybee
Well
I have observed all kinds of very visible hairy manlike doofuses in all walks of life! :rotfl:
bybee
toldailytopic: Monsters! What (yet to be discovered) creatures are the most likely to
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...One of my son's favorites:
"This creature is generally referred to as a 'prehistoric' relative of the Great White, and assumptions about its appearance are based on this link. Although it reportedly existed between 25 million and 1.6 million years ago, scientists describe it very much as a 'modern' shark..." full text: Sharks: denizens of the deep http://www.answersingenesis.org/creation/v23/i2/sharks.asp
It wouldn't surprise me at to find one still in the ocean. :shocked:
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Damn straight.ITT the "X-Files" is authoritative documentation.
Absolutely--classic campfire reality.
Does Alate_One's Cro-Magnon head count? :think:
I am using the force when I say to you :noway:: "Fossils are not necessary..." And pay no attention to that man behind the curtain.
See:
The Fossil Record http://www.answersingenesis.org/tj/v14/i1/fossil.asp
Flipper
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Depends on what you mean by "semi-large". A number of surveys have established that the total bio-mass of Loch Ness is pretty meager gruel, and apex predators like cannibal trout and pike are thinly distributed.
All of the bigger animals that are likely to visit the lake (like seals, sturgeons and salmon) are migratory, which also implies there's not enough biomass to sustain permanent populations of really large animals.
Flipper
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Whatever happened to Freak?
The Berean
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If a large primate has been living in the Western US for thousands of years one would find fossils and remains don't you think? People find remains of other animals in the woods but not Bigfoot? Why is that? Most people don't run into bears in the woods but some people do. And people film them and study them and see them interact in their environment.
Oh Horrors!
Oh Horrors!
Has anyone watched the shows on "The Monsters Within"? It is about an immense variety of parasites which insinuate themselves into our bodies and feed on us. They are very common and I had to stop watching the show because I thought I heard the sounds of little lips munching in my brain! Ghastly! bybee
Oh Horrors!
Has anyone watched the shows on "The Monsters Within"? It is about an immense variety of parasites which insinuate themselves into our bodies and feed on us. They are very common and I had to stop watching the show because I thought I heard the sounds of little lips munching in my brain! Ghastly! bybee
MrRadish
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That and the very rare, as yet undiscovered airborne tiger.
nicholsmom
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Unicorns and Pegasus
Why not, so long as we're speculating
Why not, so long as we're speculating
I've been accused of being a vampire.
The Berean
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Dang, if I saw that coming towards me I'd pee in my pants! :jawdrop:
How about these two wicked beasties? :think:
| Impossible Creature? | |
| Run away! Run away! | |
Cracked
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That looks like a photo shop version of a Moonkin from War Craft.
zoo22
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I always keep my eyes to the skies.
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