Possible Dulce creatures leaked?, page 2

Last one on the top is either a wrinkle-faced bat or a specimen of Cymotha exigua, the tongue louse (you wouldn't guess it, but they look incredibly similar).First two are definitely bad photoshops, that monkey appears to be a chimp with alopecia universalis (yes, that's as ugly as it sounds). Squidman is *definitely* photoshopped. The first on the second row is from the art exhibition already mentioned, and the third looks to be a black male with snakes on his face or something. Or possibly an octopus. As for the last one, it's a giant isopod, the horrible deep-sea cousin to the usual woodlouse.

Bald ape for reference:

reply to post by amaster

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Yes but there is a difference between mutation and genetic engineering:

Mutations usually don't produce a completely different species, do they? Most cases they are: extra arms, fingers, 2 heads. more legs like on one of the links a sheep with 7 legs.

Genetic Engineering produces species that are a mixture of more than one type, this can't happen with mutation! Something like a fish with bull horns, a creature that is hariless and has head of some other animal, look at the monkey with pig face - it has pig legs, pig face but its body remains monkey. This is clearly mixing species, not mutation.

And there is no reason to exclude the possibility that somewhere (Dulce or another facility) they are mixing species.

The possibility for experiments remains but see what I just found, the last picture, the same. To Debunk It Further: All of the pics are on FOLDED PAGE, the same Page, i.e looks like Photoshop or other program made. And sorry for wasting your and my time. I wanted to know if these are true and with the help of the guy who linked the Chimaera and now seeing these, I can now be sure all these are fake. Still im curious. maybe all pictures can be found somewhere.

www.calle.se...

SO MUCH FOR THE CREDIBILITY OF THESE PICTURES [CASE CLOSED]

reply to post by Imtor

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I see a goat in a bib.



Pretty sure it must be some sort of hybrid goat/human for it to care about getting its coat messy whilst eating spag bol!


Would be crazy if it was real, looks a little fake though.

reply to post by VraxUK

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I was still curious to find the other pictures over the internet but I couldn't. The Chimeara is now found, the Isopod is also found I posted it on the upper post. Maybe the goat is just an ordinary goat dressed with a pullover

Originally posted by Imtor
reply to post by VraxUK

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Maybe the goat is just an ordinary goat dressed with a pullover

Yeah I would agree with that, I wouldn't say the goat with a cloak on is any sort of "funny business". Although it is hilarious to think people would believe that it was some kind of human goat man because its head is poking out of a hospital bed sheet or something.

Easily faked. Blurry small pictures. Numbers to make it look "official".

reply to post by Imtor

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While I don't typically like to link to someone's blog, I think this one is interesting in the photographic evidence it presents to show the horriffic mutations which can occur. I found particular interest in the Harlequin Baby.

WARNING! Some photos my be disturbing.

tammyvslife.blogspot.com

Wiki page for Harlequin Baby

Again, I don't doubt for one second that genetic experimentations occur all around the world, but I would have think that nature would put an end to these creatures shortly after birth. Concidering the ethical outcry of such experiments, any surviving creation would be highly guarded and not allowed into the wild. It makes me think of that movie SPLICE

reply to post by amaster

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Harlequin suffers occur around the world, its a natural defect and quite a few people suffer from it, in fact I know of two that have had quite a lot of media attention around my area. They're around 16/17 I think, and all it is is the skin growing too fast and drying out or something.

EDIT: Didn't read your post properly, damn my impatience!

But I agree, maybe scientists can emphasize certain defects and what not?

reply to post by VraxUK

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Yes, I'm aware that Harlequin is in fact a rare and legit medical condition as is Mermaid Syndrome, Epidermodysplasia (or Tree Man) and parasitic conjoined twins. I am simply trying to illustrate various forms of physical mutations which occur in nature. As is the case with two headed cows, seven legged lambs, or human faced sheep, not ever instance is the result of failed experimentation.

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