What's an animal you want to see in real life that you've never seen before?
Pic related, traveled across Texas for months in 09 searching and could only find roadkill
What's an animal you want to see in real life that you've never seen before?
Anthony Bailey
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Oliver Gonzalez
nearly hit those suckers every day
T. texan
Asher Ward
Penguins, especially Emperor Penguins.
Adrian Martin
Always reminds me of this
Cooper Jones
Camels.
Parker Jones
I just saw on the news that armadillos are now in Indiana
>What's an animal you want to see in real life that you've never seen before?
I am fascinated with elephants
Levi Fisher
WALLABY
Henry Adams
I saw a bunch, and I saw one step on a land mine.
Gavin Rogers
They're shit cunts.
Kevin Morales
The dogbunny
Xavier Davis
niggers :)
Gabriel Howard
Austin Brooks
wtf
Andrew Anderson
i know right
John Ward
Probably a quokka or Sea Otter
Sebastian Cooper
Did he died
Eli Lopez
I think so, we were smoking a joint at the time, so we figured it was best we get out of there before anybody showed up.
Caleb Turner
I would love to see these guys in the wild
Xavier Young
Dumb frogposter.
Michael Ortiz
These, they live in Belgium both in Flanders and Wallonia, but I have never seen one. I've seen salamanders, lizards, even a viper once but never these and they are supposed to be more common than vipers.
Henry Parker
huge bear
Connor Rivera
Have you ever been to a zoo?
Dylan Nelson
dinosaurs
Adrian Evans
Red kangaroos.
Brandon Jackson
dragons survived up til the middle ages in more remote areas, espacially in Asia
Anthony Richardson
A girafe.
Nicholas Watson
dragons aren't real.
Mason Jones
My father use to tell me stories about how he would take a bunch of armadillos in cali and put them in his garage for his mom to find
Logan Hill
A white person
Bentley Wilson
thats el chupacabra
Carter Cox
yes they were, and well documented by historians of late antiquity and the middle ages
the whole dinosaur thing though, that's make belief
They found a T-rex bone in 2007 that contains soft tissue. Blood vessels. Stuff that can only keep for a few thousand years, 10,000 is already a stretch. This was published in the high impact journal Science.
5 years later, in the same journal, they published the explanation for it. You know what these fools claimed? That it was iron salts that served as the preservative. Iron, they claimed preserved these blood vessels and soft tissue 70 million years past their expiry date. Iron, you know, the reason why blood is colored red. So maybe if you dig in your garden, you might find an intact steak that Caesar threw away 2000 years ago.
Truth is, it's 19th century bullshit but can't be allowed to be disproved because it would damage the whole world-view upheld by modern enlightened man.