New mammal found
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is that a lion's man jellyfish?Originally posted by Aaron8209:
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Pseudoryx nghetinhensis
This is the first of the new mammal species discovered. First found in Vu Quang forest reserve, which is in Ha Tinh province of north central Vietnam. Specimens are also known from Nghe An province just to the north, and it is suspected from Thua Thien-Hue province and Dak Lak in the southern central highlands. Based on this information, we believe that Pseudoryx nghetinhensis has a wider distribution.
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Announcement, this report is a pure bullshit written by me....
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Megamuntiacus vuquangensis
This robust muntjak deer was discovered in Vu Quang forest reserve, in Ha Tinh province. Specimens have been found in Nghe An province, and in Dak Lac province. This suggests that Megamuntiacus vuquangensis also has a wider much distribution than is known. See also Schaller and Verba (1996) for recent analysis of material from Laos
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Found a mammal, found a mammal,
Found a mammal just now.
It has hair, and it breathes air,
Found a mammal just now.
Found a fish, found a fish,
Found a fish just now.
It has scales, and it has gills,
Found a fish just now.
Found a bird, found a bird,
Found a bird just now.
It has feathers and lays eggs,
Found a bird just now.
Birds, fish, and mammals are all vertebrates, which means they have a backbone. Do you have a backbone? Are you a bird, a fish, or a mammal?
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no electric........
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more delicious food for us!Originally posted by gobez14:ooooooooo 1 more new animal yipee -
As i was saying... so fakeOriginally posted by ChingAlvin:Announcement, this report is a pure bullshit written by me.... -
HEY i just started 1 fake animals now alot fake animals come out
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I believe I speak for all of us when I say:
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poor thing... y never color its nail?Originally posted by RonDaGuy:Pikachu are short, stocky mouse Pokémon that possess short, yellow fur with brown markings covering their backs and parts of their tails. They have black-tipped pointy ears and light red circles on their cheeks, which contain electrical sacs. Their tails are shaped in the form of a lightning bolt. In Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, gender differences were introduced for some Pokémon. For Pikachu, the females now have a V-like shape at end of their tails.
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weird
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they can't just color animals like that!
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Originally posted by RonDaGuy:Pikachu are short, stocky mouse Pokémon that possess short, yellow fur with brown markings covering their backs and parts of their tails. They have black-tipped pointy ears and light red circles on their cheeks, which contain electrical sacs. Their tails are shaped in the form of a lightning bolt. In Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, gender differences were introduced for some Pokémon. For Pikachu, the females now have a V-like shape at end of their tails.
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this topic also can featured
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May I ask the threadstarter where did he get the link?
Cos I did a search on google and the national geographic website but found nothing.. -
erm... its pure fiction...Originally posted by Misogynist:May I ask the threadstarter where did he get the link?
Cos I did a search on google and the national geographic website but found nothing.. -
The last wild Tasmanian tiger was killed between 1910 and 1920, and the last captive one died in 1936 at the Hobart Zoo in Tasmania, Australia. In 1986, the creature was declared extinct. The extinction marked the demise of the only member of its family, Thylacinidae, and the worldÂ’s largest marsupial (pouched) carnivore. It weighed about 65 pounds and had a nose-to-tail length of six feet.
However, rumored sightings of the creature continue to emerge from the island's ancient forests.
Now zoologist Jeremy Austin of the Australian Center for Ancient DNA and his colleagues are examining DNA from animal droppings found in Tasmania in the late 1950s and 1960s, which have been preserved in the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery.
Eric Guiler, a thylacine expert who found the scats, said he thought the droppings probably came from the Tasmanian tiger rather than a dog, Tasmanian devil or a quoll, according to Austin.
“If we find thylacine DNA from the 1950s scats it will be significant,” Austin said. “This would prove that either the thylacine produced the scat or a [Tasmanian] devil ate a thylacine and dropped the scat. Either way that is proof that the thylacine was there at the time.”
If they were to find evidence the Tasmanian tiger was alive between its last sightings in the wild (between 1910 and 1920), that would mean the beast was hidden from humans for 40 to 50 years.
“If they could survive this long with no real physical proof, then it does add a little more hope to the possibility that they could survive another 50 years without ever being caught, killed [or] hit by a car,” Austin told LiveScience. “This chance is of course not great, but the glimmer of hope is ever so slightly brighter.” -
Is this male or female?Originally posted by Aaron8209:Photo in the News: First New Mammal Found in Europe in 100 Years
Intro to Ratty.