Youtube Vids, would someone debunk/explain these for me?, page 1

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Topic started on 14-8-2011 @ 04:13 AM by The Chez

These are some vids that I've stumbled across on youtube, after many hours sifting through the obvious, poorly made fakes.

Please don't flame me, I don't post here very much anymore because all of my posts, no matter how much time and effort I put into researching them, get flamed & trolled. If you don't like this thread, move on. If I've ever broken any ATS rules, the site's moderators will come along and resolve it.

I'm looking for some oppinions on these vids, debunking and explanation if possible. Please note these vids appear to be amature, not part of any kind of tv show or entertainment.

I'll start with these two:

'Creepy Fairy Insect' - Could possibly be dragonfly related if it is real. I thought it was some kind of mating formation, but when it takes off, it does look 'humanoid'.

YouTube Link

Strange pig-like creature dead. I also thought this was fake, but something about it is still curious. Another 'montauk monster' probably, but what kind of animal is it? I'm stuck apart from that it's a deformed something.It has a stamp on it, similar to a meat safety stamp.

YouTube Link

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reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 04:25 AM by ThinkingCap

First one is CGI. As a person who spends a lot of time milling through UFO videos on the youtube, I have grown fairly savvy to most. The sound of the wings, as well as the creature itself was superimposed - the way it began to fly gave it away. Not to mention their reactions, or lack of.

The second is very interesting. I looked at the comments on youtube, and wasn't very impressed. "Gee that sure does look like a shaved bear with leprosy." --- I can't say exactly what it is, but what I DO want to know is if there was a McDonalds nearby. Maybe it escaped from the fryer.

reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 04:26 AM by icepack

first video is definately cgi, imo.

reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 04:28 AM by ManOfGod267

The first video has been posted before and proven as a hoax. Dig around the hoax forum and you'll find the existing forum with the video attached.

reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 04:40 AM by RichardMongler

They are both fake, the first is computer generated imagery and the second is a prop of some type.

reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 05:29 AM by BruceWayne

The first is a little film made along the lines of the Cottingley Fairies using CGI.
The second is a viral trailer made by Neill Blomkamp (of District 9 fame) called AGM Heartland. (The music gives it away...)
Hope that helps.

reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 06:29 AM by Thestargateisreal

The second one appears to be a deformed pig. The teeth that a pig has are unique and those pretty much look like a pig's teeth.

reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 06:45 AM by moonrunner

The first video is clearly very poor CG and should fool no one, a puppet would have been more convincing.
Second video is even less convincing.

reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 07:24 AM by The Chez

Thanks everyone

I must admit the fairy insect is reasonable CGI, I've seen a LOT worse attempts than that at it. Most people do a cut & shut piece of crap taken from a movie. I've only touched on basic meshing for the sims games, not really gone further than that but CGI has certainly made some fakes LOOK nice anyway.

I tend not to bother with the comments on youtube, the disruptive culture of many commenters on there would say 'fake & gay' even if a vid was proven to be true by 20 world class scientists!

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reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 07:27 AM by The Chez

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I think it's fake, as someone else says. Although we should be worried by it, the kind of stuff that's going on in labs now with all this GM stuff. If this was ever made reality, I highly doubt it would have anything to do with sustainable food production.

reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 07:40 AM by Thestargateisreal

reply to post by The Chez

In my biology class our teacher had some pretty crazy looking deformed pigs preserved. They end up that way naturally sometimes. Has nothing to do with manipulation. Just like a deformed child. In fact pigs and humans have many things in common.

reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 08:47 AM by The Chez

Originally posted by Thestargateisreal
reply to post by The Chez

In my biology class our teacher had some pretty crazy looking deformed pigs preserved. They end up that way naturally sometimes. Has nothing to do with manipulation. Just like a deformed child. In fact pigs and humans have many things in common.

Yeah I have heard pigs are quite prone to natural mutations & deformities. The one in that vid had sharp teeth though, which would imply there was a carnivorous element somewhere. I also understand hogs have tusks & sharper teeth than say cattle or sheep, so anything's possible I suppose.

I know these things occur naturally, I have dumbo & rex rats, which are exploited natural genetic differences & mutations.

reply posted on 14-8-2011 @ 12:07 PM by hhcore

Originally posted by BruceWayne

The second is a viral trailer made by Neill Blomkamp (of District 9 fame) called AGM Heartland. (The music gives it away...)
Hope that helps.

This is exactly right. I think it was released last summer, or fall.

reply posted on 16-8-2011 @ 10:33 PM by darkest4

Was checking my yahoo mail and saw this video on the front page
tv.yahoo.com...

forgive the silly intro and annoying lady, but the title caught my eye so I clicked it and thought the actual "chupacabra" footage was interesting at least, came here to see if its been explained in a thread but haven't found one. I'm not one to start threads on topics I just stumble across and I don't really even pay attention to/believe in/know anything about so thought I'd toss it in this thread as it kinda fits in with the topic. Anyone seen the video or know what it is? A hairless possum or something? Hairless Jackal? I'm thinking hairless jackal but not sure they live there.

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reply posted on 17-8-2011 @ 03:29 AM by hhcore

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Very interesting. When I first saw it, my impression was definitely canine of an unknown breed... The tail is incredibly long and very rat like, but I can't say that I've ever seen anything like it before. I just don't know why people keep calling these things chupacabras. It hardly resembles what a traditional chupacabra is said to look like from witnesses that have described them in the past from South America, or Puerto Rico.

Cool find though.

reply posted on 19-8-2011 @ 07:06 AM by AlexIR

Its funy how in the first video the kids OMG is perfectly sinked with the fairy taking of, i mean then he said "-OD" the fairy flew from the tree and when he said "OH MY-" it lifted its foor like it was programmed to do that .. anyway it seems fake ....

Or its probably real and Peter Pan is looking for Tinkerbell ...

reply posted on 19-8-2011 @ 05:33 PM by Byrd

Originally posted by The Chez
reply to post by Thestargateisreal

I think it's fake, as someone else says. Although we should be worried by it, the kind of stuff that's going on in labs now with all this GM stuff. If this was ever made reality, I highly doubt it would have anything to do with sustainable food production.

It's not GM. These mutations were around long before Monsanto. However, the Internet community hasn't seen much of them and they look alarming.

reply posted on 19-8-2011 @ 05:36 PM by Byrd

Originally posted by darkest4
Was checking my yahoo mail and saw this video on the front page
tv.yahoo.com...

forgive the silly intro and annoying lady, but the title caught my eye so I clicked it and thought the actual "chupacabra" footage was interesting at least, came here to see if its been explained in a thread but haven't found one. I'm not one to start threads on topics I just stumble across and I don't really even pay attention to/believe in/know anything about so thought I'd toss it in this thread as it kinda fits in with the topic. Anyone seen the video or know what it is? A hairless possum or something? Hairless Jackal? I'm thinking hairless jackal but not sure they live there.
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Coyote pup (or fox) with mange that's caused most of its hair to fall out. (and you're right about that lady. I couldn't stand much more than five seconds of her.) Poor little beastie needs to be caught by a rehabber and attended to.

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