Weird animal??!!??!!

Hillbilly

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Whoever said that there were intelligent students in that place....So typical: kill it, kill it, and then see what it might be....
Oh yeah, and they say that they are the oldest...what a joke....

HB
 

Chirimoya

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un raro animal de un metro de altura con cabeza gigante de serpiente, cuerpo de vaca, extremidades superiores e inferiores que semejan de humano, con pezu?as en las patas y dedos en las ?manos?, adem?s un rabo parecido al de un rat?n que mide alrededor de cinco pies.
A strange animal, one metre in height and with a giant snake's head, a cow's body, humanoid upper and lower extremities, with hooves on its feet and fingers on its "hands", as well as a tail similar to that of a rat, about five feet long.

I call BS. I can't see anything on the art teacher's blog but I may have missed it.
 

Rocky

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A strange animal, one metre in height and with a giant snake's head, a cow's body, humanoid upper and lower extremities, with hooves on its feet and fingers on its "hands", as well as a tail similar to that of a rat, about five feet long.

I call BS. I can't see anything on the art teacher's blog but I may have missed it.
I second that.
 

Berzin

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First of all, the animal looks like its' wearing a mask.

Second of all, the tail its legs look fake.

Could it be that the dreaded "Chupacabra" has made it onto the shores of the DR from Puerto Rico?

Then I do believe that the denizons of the DR, especially those who reside in remote campos, have much to fear...
 

STEVE G.

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A strange animal, one metre in height and with a giant snake's head, a cow's body, humanoid upper and lower extremities, with hooves on its feet and fingers on its "hands", as well as a tail similar to that of a rat, about five feet long.

I call BS. I can't see anything on the art teacher's blog but I may have missed it.

In the pic I don't really see anything from snake , cow or humanoid ... just a normal university rat mutant :laugh: ... or it is a nice way to promote the teacher's blog ... FAUSTINOPÉREZ: Arte y Comunicación
 

Chirimoya

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In the pic I don't really see anything from snake , cow or humanoid ... just a normal university rat mutant :laugh: ... or it is a nice way to promote the teacher's blog ... FAUSTINOPÉREZ: Arte y Comunicación
It wasn't there when I linked earlier, but now I see.
The strangest thing about it is its size, if it isn't a case of photographic manipulation, like several of the other photos on the blog.
 

STEVE G.

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Rattus-Gigantescus

The specimen name is ''Rattus-Gigantescus'' ... '' Females of breeding age come into heat all year-round, every 4 to 5 days ... After a gestation period of 22-24 days, the female gives birth to 6-12 blind, naked, pinkish, helpless young. By the time they are two weeks old their eyes are open. After 22 days, they leave the nest...'' The specimen family is still somewhere there on the run :paranoid: ... would not want to meet it's mommy :eek: ... BTW after similar news Government usually puts the price up on everything after Easter ... so folks have something else to talk about :rolleyes: