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Here is some pics I found and was wondering if anybody knows what they are...
Ok I know what those are.
1. Long nose Chimera, which is a deep sea fish related to sharks.
2. A fox with a disease called Mange. (or something similar)
3. That is a Diplocaulus. It is an ancient amphibian from the Triassic Era. I made a topic on that picture too. I also emailed a pailientologist at the Royal Tyrell Museum like last month, yet he has yet to e-mail me back.
4. Giant beach rat/ possum. Yeah the beach rat is probably just a naked rat that is really big.
1. Long nose Chimera, which is a deep sea fish related to sharks.
2. A fox with a disease called Mange. (or something similar)
3. That is a Diplocaulus. It is an ancient amphibian from the Triassic Era. I made a topic on that picture too. I also emailed a pailientologist at the Royal Tyrell Museum like last month, yet he has yet to e-mail me back.
4. Giant beach rat/ possum. Yeah the beach rat is probably just a naked rat that is really big.
QUOTE(DaRkSiDe @ Oct 2 2004, 06:03 PM)
Ok I know what those are.
1. Long nose Chimera, which is a deep sea fish related to sharks.
2. A fox with a disease called Mange. (or something similar)
3. That is a Diplocaulus. It is an ancient amphibian from the Triassic Era. I made a topic on that picture too. I also emailed a pailientologist at the Royal Tyrell Museum like last month, yet he has yet to e-mail me back.
4. Giant beach rat/ possum. Yeah the beach rat is probably just a naked rat that is really big.
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1. Long nose Chimera, which is a deep sea fish related to sharks.
2. A fox with a disease called Mange. (or something similar)
3. That is a Diplocaulus. It is an ancient amphibian from the Triassic Era. I made a topic on that picture too. I also emailed a pailientologist at the Royal Tyrell Museum like last month, yet he has yet to e-mail me back.
4. Giant beach rat/ possum. Yeah the beach rat is probably just a naked rat that is really big.
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So the third one is ancient?Are they even endangered.What else do you know about it?
That is pretty much all I know you can go to my topic. Yeah its very misterious because it looks to good.
Very interesting Canadian! I remember reading about the Diplocaulus picture online somewhere. I think that it's real. It's probably just like the Celocanth. Anyway, I agree with Darkside. I know that the fish is a long nosed Chimera (I learned that from this site's photo gallery). the dog is probably a fox with mange, and the smae for the beach rat. Did you hear about the dog-like animal in Maryland I think it was? Anyway, it looks just like the fox pic you posted.
Canadian, are you getting a lot of these pics from Cryptozoology.com? They have discussed the "boomerang headed salamander" there, and most regard it as a hoax.
QUOTE(Panthera leo atrox @ Oct 2 2004, 07:53 PM)
Canadian, are you getting a lot of these pics from Cryptozoology.com? They have discussed the "boomerang headed salamander" there, and most regard it as a hoax.
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No,I got that one from google
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