However, my detailed and expert inspection reveals that the stork has no legs. Therefore, this long-extinct species is assuredly an ancestor of the snake.
Monday, 16 February 2009
More prehistoric reptiles
At first glance, this fossilised birdpoo seemed to prove ancient occupation of Point Lonsdale by a common stork.
However, my detailed and expert inspection reveals that the stork has no legs. Therefore, this long-extinct species is assuredly an ancestor of the snake.
However, my detailed and expert inspection reveals that the stork has no legs. Therefore, this long-extinct species is assuredly an ancestor of the snake.
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Meter reader just visited your place so maybe we should blame him!
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