Just a thought (humor)

[swalter]

And I thought that mammoths evolved into elephants, shows what I know

Elephants share a common ancestor with the now-extinct mammoths; they didn't evolve from them.

[Cuddly]

Elephants share a common ancestor with the now-extinct mammoths; they didn't evolve from them.

Like bears and dogs.




No idea how accurate those two "trees" are, but those were what I could find from quick googling.

[MisterTinkles]

lol I dont even know what a pegasus is either. wow, I must be stupid or something. damn.

There's this thing, called a "computer"..............and there is this other thing called "the internet"...........you can use the computer to type in a word or thing on the internet, and the internet will tell you what that word or thing is!!!!!

Its AMAZING!!!!!

[MisterTinkles]

Dammit. I really really want to edit my original post to say "Which mythical beast do you think is the most fuckable?"

But I can't seem to edit any posts anymore. My life is so hard.

YOU babykins!!! You mythical BEAST you!!!!!!

[MisterTinkles]

The Felinureptilius


The Duck-billed Bearbirdapuss


The Caulifloursheep


The Squiddickahiss


The Northern Canadian Yakonybunniculous


The Lyger


The Intelligenciahumanus

[CardShark]

HuffingtonPost

Not sure nessy is relevant but cool article

[swalter]

Lol There haven't been any Nessie sightings or reports for years, and the locals are worried about the impact on their dwindling tourist economy (there was a news report on it a few weeks ago). If there ever was a creature of unknown species there, it's certainly not there now after all this time, and speculation of a surviving dinosaur is absolutely absurd. Hundreds of years of searching and multiple scientific research projects haven't turned up a single piece of evidence. What we have are anecdotes and a few ambiguous photos that are completely open to interpretation. Given that the local community has an interest in propagating the legend, I don't think their claimed sightings or stories have any merit whatsoever. It's a fun legend, though. When I was a kid I was fascinated by Nessie, as well as Bigfoot.

[swalter]

Like bears and dogs.
No idea how accurate those two "trees" are, but those were what I could find from quick googling.

Yep. Actually, you can take any two species on Earth and find a single common ancestor. For example, if you take a Pelican and an earthworm, you can actually trace back in the phylogenetic tree and find the single common ancestor they share. You can do it for any species; humans and bananas, dogs and fish, zebras and mushrooms, etc. What's so amazing about it is that it shows definitively how we are all connected on this planet.

[chillythoughts]

There's this thing, called a "computer"..............and there is this other thing called "the internet"...........you can use the computer to type in a word or thing on the internet, and the internet will tell you what that word or thing is!!!!!

Its AMAZING!!!!!

Ive never heard of these... please do elaborate more.....