Urgh, what the hell is this?!
29 May 2008, 08:51 PM
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Urgh, what the hell is this?!
Just saw this on Liveleak, it's work safe but I have no idea what kind of animal/fish this is.
Anyone?
LiveLeak.com - Unidentified creature showing up in Russian ponds and ditches
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LiveLeak.com - Unidentified creature showing up in Russian ponds and ditches
29 May 2008, 09:04 PM
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No idea - but I tried a Google image search for 'alien' and came up with this:
[edit] ... and "aliens vs predator hybrid chestburster" yielded:
[edit] ... and "aliens vs predator hybrid chestburster" yielded:
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29 May 2008, 09:36 PM
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And in a bizarre example of coincidence, whilst Google-ing I found this
Steve's Triops Diary 2000
Check out the car!
Oh and Ron Jeremy, is that a Balmaine (SP?) Bug??????
29 May 2008, 09:46 PM
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Cool, living fossil, comes in various sizes, also known as Sea Monkeys!
And in a bizarre example of coincidence, whilst Google-ing I found this
Steve's Triops Diary 2000
Check out the car!
Oh and Ron Jeremy, is that a Balmaine (SP?) Bug??????
And in a bizarre example of coincidence, whilst Google-ing I found this
Steve's Triops Diary 2000
Check out the car!
Oh and Ron Jeremy, is that a Balmaine (SP?) Bug??????
they grow big
i have 2 packs of eggs left , all they need is distilled water, and a lamp to hatch them, then they just get up and go
they last about 30-60 days and grow to about 3-5 cms
Mart
29 May 2008, 09:55 PM
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Hmmm, looks like a triop but obviously much bigger.
I want one as a pet.
Looks to be some sort of relative to crabs/lobsters etc, if so, I bet it'd be nice boiled for a few minutes and served with a crisp salad and some thermadore dressing.
I want one as a pet.
Looks to be some sort of relative to crabs/lobsters etc, if so, I bet it'd be nice boiled for a few minutes and served with a crisp salad and some thermadore dressing.
29 May 2008, 09:58 PM
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I stand corrected. I read an article too quickly, and skipped a vital section.
How's this?
Notostraca - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
How's this?
Notostraca - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
30 May 2008, 12:05 AM
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Cool, living fossil, comes in various sizes, also known as Sea Monkeys!
And in a bizarre example of coincidence, whilst Google-ing I found this
Steve's Triops Diary 2000
Check out the car!
Oh and Ron Jeremy, is that a Balmaine (SP?) Bug??????
And in a bizarre example of coincidence, whilst Google-ing I found this
Steve's Triops Diary 2000
Check out the car!
Oh and Ron Jeremy, is that a Balmaine (SP?) Bug??????
30 May 2008, 09:33 AM
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