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Originally posted by amongus
Uhh. . so is our work done here? The photo is real. . just mislabled? The photos on the board are still intriguing, the one on the top right looks like two saucers. But a reptillian eating a human head is a bit crazy. And you are scared of it? Hmmmm
Originally posted by Needs Convincing
Sorry, but another reason to remain a sceptic.
Originally posted by Qetyl
I've been looking at this photo long and hard, and I sure don't see anything to indicate it is fake.
At any rate, in this picture, IMHO, I see the following:
Top left - seems to be a Grey.
Top row, 3rd in - looks like a different Grey.
Top row, 5th in - Kinda looks humanish, maybe a hybrid?
Second row, 3rd in - looks like a reptoid.
The crosses in the second row look interesting - anyone see anything like that before?
Bottom right - looks like a drawing or sketch of some sort?
The rest is a little too vague to make out,
Originally posted by seenitall
If they were alien they wouldnt be reptiles by our classification.
Dinosaurs were gigantothermic.
Their body mass was able to retain heat because of their size, and therefore were able to survive with 'cold' blood. They did not metabolise their own body heat. It is the same with giant tortoises.
PS. What evidence is there, or rather, what heresay is there that they could be classified as reptiles anyway apart from the scales? Bats have pointy teeth too..... to catch insects. So do many fish and dophins. Heck even fish have scales. Are they reptiles?
A main part of the reptilian classification is 'cold' blood. It basically means that they cannot metabolise their own body heat, not because their blood is literally cold. A bipedal species with 'cold' blood would have a very hard time evolving thats for sure. You would need extreme conditions that do not exist on this planet. If they came from another planet then they could definetely not be classified as reptilian. They would probably need their own biological kingdom. No I don't mean a castle, look it up if you're confused (no offense if you know what I'm talking about).
[edit on 3-1-2007 by seenitall]
[edit on 3-1-2007 by seenitall]
Reptilia (rep′til·yə) (vertebrate zoology) A class of terrestrial vertebrates composed of turtles, tuatara, lizards, snakes, and crocodileans; characteristically they lack hair, feathers, and mammary glands, the skin is covered with scales, they have a three-chambered heart, and the pleural and peritoneal cavities are continuous.