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Subject: little doug From: Lupan posted Thu, Aug 10 2006, 10:10pm  article i think the head looks fairly like a large dog or a small horse's. but i sdee a human type hand round the chest area so that throws me off gaurd completely! but i can see a flatter tail like thing aswell. whats your views? i p;osted it in this forum as it said hull maritime museum making it something to do with the sea. Subject: Re: little doug From: Happygolucky84 posted Thu, Aug 10 2006, 10:35pm  Yikes... first of all the origin of the article throws up a red flag for me... seems like everything I have seen posted on there turns out to be a huge hoax. Secondly, the arms and hands are disproportioned to the rest of the body. Personally, I don't see how the small tail could be functional since the head is so large. The fingers are not webbed which suggests to me that they are not used to paddle through the water. Seems like this creature would have a really hard time staying afloat. Subject: Re: little doug From: benshorse1 posted Thu, Aug 10 2006, 10:59pm  way to go lupan since you are already across the pond why dont you travel there take some pics from several different angles and post them so we can all agree to disagree about everything about it Subject: Re: little doug From: Boulters_Canary posted Thu, Aug 10 2006, 11:33pm  It's an artwork. The Cryptomundo report gives it away: - Several days ago we received an email from artist Corona Smith. Follow the link to Corona Smith's weblog. It's pretty obvious that (s)he created the beastie. Clever, though. Subject: Re: little doug From: Megaraptor posted Fri, Aug 11 2006, 2:33am  Looks like a sculpture. Subject: Re: little doug From: busterggi posted Fri, Aug 11 2006, 7:23am  Better than I've ever done though. Subject: Re: little doug From: Cryptid Catcher posted Fri, Aug 11 2006, 8:01am  It was brought to cryptomundo's (L. Coleman really) attention by an artist which seems just a little bit of a warning that it's not real but I suppose it might be coincidence. I don't really understand how it can be in a museum though. How are they preserving it without making it lose its slimy texture? Is anyone taking DNA samples? I mean here is what everyone is wanting. A body with DNA. The perfect way to prove a new species. Maybe the DNA is not good enough to yield clear results? Subject: Re: little doug From: busterggi posted Fri, Aug 11 2006, 8:01pm  In 'The First Fossil Hunters' there's a write-up and photo of a centaur skeleton on display in a museum. Why? To show people what can be done of course. Subject: Re: little doug From: Nora Jones posted Fri, Aug 11 2006, 12:26pm  to bizzare the song "we come from the water " just popped up in my head .. it has to be a hoax people just can't swallow it as much as Id like to. Nora Subject: Re: little doug From: nessie_Y2K posted Fri, Aug 11 2006, 3:25pm  thats just freaky O_o; Subject: Re: little doug From: ElmerFudd posted Sun, Aug 13 2006, 12:09am  Doooooooohhhhhhhh ! Alf Died !!!...........no wonder the show was cancelled. Got hold a a spoiled cat no doubt..... Subject: Re: little doug From: Lupan posted Sun, Aug 13 2006, 1:25am  ROFL!!!!!!!!!!! oh i miss ALF!

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