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Posted 3 Years, 1 Month ago Link #1
i wonder if dinosuars still exist but in montery california there have been many dissaperences jus alone in 2007 there were 569 dissaperences out on sea scientist beleave that it was the dinosuar "plisaur" like the woman that traveled around the world with her boat she dissapeared off her own boat but a webcam attached to her top sail pointing down shows something with fuor fins a long neck and a long tailin the water swimming towards her because before that she was knocked out off her boat as her boat drifted away she was pulled under by something

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In 1924 a weird species showed up on montery beach it looked like it had only died a day before it was found they ran continous test on it but it was a unknown animal

Then in the 90's a japense fishing boat brought a strange animal up out of the water it looked like it died a week before they found it.

here is my question are we alone? are they out there?
Last Edit: 2009/02/26 15:41 By dinokid.
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Posted 3 Years, 1 Month ago Link #2
569 disappearances in one year? Are you sure? I don't mean to doubt what you wrote but as a non-American this sounds horrible
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Posted 3 Years, 1 Month ago Link #3
well some poeple do come back alive in PIECES and they say it was a long necked fish and scientists thought it through and some boats are found still running but with no one on board
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Posted 3 Years ago Link #4
Somehow this reminds me of Loch Ness
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dinokid
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Posted 3 Years ago Link #5
yah i know its weird becuase the nesse is only found in one region of the world and its definentley not cali does'nt Dorothy live in cali
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Posted 2 Years, 10 Months ago Link #6
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Posted 2 Years, 10 Months ago Link #7
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Posted 2 Years, 10 Months ago Link #8
the Island of Dr. Moreau
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Posted 2 Years, 10 Months ago Link #9
No. I mean a real, existing place on earth.
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Posted 2 Years, 10 Months ago Link #10
Sorry about that copper,
I would build a fully contained laboratory with all the newest technology and take it to the Mariana Trench. Where I would spend the rest of my days exploring the area known as Challenger Deep.My laboratory would be mobile but would be capable of resting on the bottom for weeks of study. I would have robots to help me maintain the ship and explore areas where I'm incapable of going.My food store would be freeze dried food products ground and made into tablets for easy storage and sea water manufactured for drinking.
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Posted 2 Years, 10 Months ago Link #11
That would be an interesting place indeed to research Just before the ocean crest slides into over 10km depth. It is amazing that people were actually able to reach such depths (and spot shrimps there??) but... would you think dinosaur remains would be stored at such depths or perhaps they could have survived in an environment like that?
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Posted 2 Years, 10 Months ago Link #12
I would love to research all the areas on planet earth where so called sightings of lake monsters and the likes of mokele mbembe have been spotted.
I dont think enough research has gone into these areas,maybe the researchers are covering evidence up because they are threatened by governments,and conspiracies are in progress????
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Posted 2 Years, 6 Months ago Link #13
I think there are large sea creatures out there, possibly offspring of ancient dinosaurs. I think they have been harmless, eating only fish. We have been peeing out medications and poisoning the water, killing their food and druging them recently. We also over fish the lakes and ocean so they have less food. They must be very intelligent to elude us for so long. Just think what would happen if they get hooked on zoloft, prozac, and other drugs. They will be able to sniff out these drugs they are addicted to in people and actively seek them for the drugs in their system. eating them will finally calm them and they will return to the sea until it's time for their next dose. We should stop putting chemicals in our body that eventually go into the lakes. What about addicted northern pike or muskies? Or just Bass with an addiction, We may have to send them to treatment if they start attacking people. What about addicted mosquitoes and flies? Birds? We are going to cause our own extinction guys. Enjoy life while you can.
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Posted 2 Years, 6 Months ago Link #14
Hello , actually new species are discovered every day, within the flora, fauna, and animal kingdoms, and certainly it would be very arrogant of us as a species to think we are alone ...we know we are not...remember birds are direct descendants of dinos, New discoveries and research are showing that raptors and others had feathers or feather like features, there was a great series on about Turkeys, i think it was from Trex to Turkey, or close to that, but very interesting, evolution is amazing, think about this. Humans alone also suffered greatly and we evolved, in fact every human alive today can be traced to one of only 7 "cavemen age" females, so yes most of us are related. So to think that there are none left is of course a matter of opinion, they are all around us, just not in the classic form we think of when using the term dinosaur. Look at how we have evolved ourselves.
I do agree it is hard to imagine dinosaurs in the traditional form racing around under all our radars, satellites and such, but strange things happen. The trench is a darn good place to start, right on, many scientists agree that it is pretty unexplored, as are many areas of our world, and yes we had better start taking some better care of it. This planet will not be here forever, but i agree we may ruin it before its time.
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