0 | It's a rat -- it's a squirrel -- it's neither! It's a living fossil!! It's known as Diatomyidae; scientists have nicknamed it the Laotian rock rat. Photos Taken of 'Living Fossil' in Laos[/URL] Kell |
Jun 22 @ 09:56 ![]() |
0 | The link didn't work for me, the error page came up. =( Sounds interesting, would love to see the pic. Will try and do a google on it later and see if I can get to it that way. Time to go and rest for a bit for now, been a long night. =) |
Jun 27 @ 10:33 ![]() |
0 | Hmm, they must have taken it down to make room for other news (it was on the Discovery Channel site). Anyhow, try this: Laotian rock rat - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/URL] If you scroll down a bit on that page, under "Discovery", you'll see the pic of the living one they found. Kell |
Jun 30 @ 22:29 ![]() |
0 | That is so awesome! I love it when we find animals that we thought were gone forever. =) |
Jun 30 @ 22:32 ![]() |
0 | This is really a great find! I wonder how many other species we thought were gone are just in hiding? |
Jul 17 @ 01:35 ![]() |
0 | Er, um, being sold as meat? Yeah, yummy. =( It is pretty exciting. 11 million years is a long time to hide out. That's one intense game of hide and go seek. 399,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,998..............346,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,................400,000 ,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,....ready or not, here I come..... HEY, where'd everyone go?!?!?! =) |
Jul 26 @ 15:55 ![]() |
0 | Nakis, I really must send you my recipe! (NOT!) LMAO! This is pretty amazing, though. =) Mare |
Aug 19 @ 21:51 ![]() |
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