Imagine...

well, i haven't seen a human locked up in a zoo yet. they're animals too. the most dangerous carnivorus predator of them all. they even kill their own kind. and hunt and kill other animals just for sport, and not to eat.

big brother is a step in that direction

Doesn't look violent but they still don't know what it is.

The article

Wetenschappers wereldwijd breken hun hoofd over een gigantische gelatineachtig wezen. Is het een reuzenoctopus, een monsterkwal of een stuk rottend walvis?

freetranslation

They still don't understand what it exactly is.

(I have already started a topic on this... but because this topic talked about new beings...)

[Edited on 17-11-2003 by LeenBekkemaa]

Originally posted by LeenBekkemaa


Doesn't look violent but they still don't know what it is.

The article

Wetenschappers wereldwijd breken hun hoofd over een gigantische gelatineachtig wezen. Is het een reuzenoctopus, een monsterkwal of een stuk rottend walvis?

freetranslation

They still don't understand what it exactly is.

(I have already started a topic on this... but because this topic talked about new beings...)

[Edited on 17-11-2003 by LeenBekkemaa]

Is that the same "thing" that washed up this past summer somewhere in South America? It looks exactly like it. It was all over CNN back in August I believe, and it turned out after tissue analysis it was actually sperm whale blubber from a badly decomposed whale.

I remember reading that it was the sack of waxy residue which is in the nose of the whale. It's the last thing to go when a corpse rots away.

Originally posted by Zzub
I remember reading that it was the sack of waxy residue which is in the nose of the whale. It's the last thing to go when a corpse rots away.

That's it. I knew it had something to do with the head of a whale.

As THENEO said, Chupacubras as weapons? i guess its possible...lol