The Himalayas: So vast and unexplored that new species are still being discovered today.
http://wtnh.com/2015/10/09/from-dracula-fish-to-snub-nosed-monkeys-new-species-found-in-himalayas/
If you want the details, here's the actual scientific report:
http://d2ouvy59p0dg6k.cloudfront.net/downloads/wwf_lhi_species_discovery_report__2015.pdf
So, which of these new species do you find the most interesting?
> Burmese Snubbed-Nose Monkey
Motherfucker was best left unfound.
The Newgrounds Revolution isn't a thing, quit being a pussy.
At 10/11/15 07:09 AM, WahyaRanger2 wrote: > Burmese Snubbed-Nose Monkey
Motherfucker was best left unfound.
But just look at the cutesy-wootsie little Skull-Monkey! It's adorable!
At 10/11/15 06:58 AM, TheGamechanger wrote: The Himalayas: So vast and unexplored that new species are still being discovered today.
So, which of these new species do you find the most interesting?
I find Megaman to be the most interesting species discovered because it's Megaman.
I doubt 10% will live in the wild by 2020.
"خيبر خيبر يايهود جيش محمد سوف يعود"
That monkey is something I could imagine with few piercings, playing a guitar and screaming, WELCOME TO THE JUNGLEEEEEEE!!!
I wonder how may more are waiting in Africa.
"As the old saying goes...what was it again?"
At 10/11/15 11:32 PM, Vinnyy wrote: I wonder how many unknown species are at the bottom of the ocean, waiting to be discovered.
Maybe it's best that we DON'T discover them. Who knows what kind of monsters are down there?
At 10/11/15 11:59 PM, Vinnyy wrote:At 10/11/15 11:41 PM, TheGamechanger wrote:Call me crazy but I would be excited if we actually discovered a species beyond our wildest imaginations. We could learn more about how strange the world is.At 10/11/15 11:32 PM, Vinnyy wrote: I wonder how many unknown species are at the bottom of the ocean, waiting to be discovered.Maybe it's best that we DON'T discover them. Who knows what kind of monsters are down there?
Just saiyan that some of stories of sea monsters may have some truth to them. Who knows, maybe something that looks and acts like something Lovecraft could dream up is actually real!
At 10/12/15 12:06 AM, TheGamechanger wrote:
Just saiyan that some of stories of sea monsters may have some truth to them. Who knows, maybe something that looks and acts like something Lovecraft could dream up is actually real!
To be fair, the Kraken may have been based off of the giant squid.
"As the old saying goes...what was it again?"
Not really a big deal, a species is a just a variation of the same animal, and they're discovered all the time.
