Re:Hominin head-scratcher: who butchered this rhino 700k yea...
by bugs_bunny on Thursday May 03, 2018 @10:57AM
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Yeh, what concerns me is the boat the rhino used to get there.
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Re:Hominin head-scratcher: who butchered this rhino 700k yea...
by pvaldes on Thursday May 03, 2018 @12:42PM
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It was a submarhino, of course.
(Probably a species of rhino inhabitant swamps could swim among close islands. Elephants are surprisingly good swimmers so, why not rhinos?)
Re:Hominin head-scratcher: who butchered this rhino 700k yea...
by sizzzzlerz on Thursday May 03, 2018 @01:33PM
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Maybe it was part of a very early version of The Dharma Initiative.
Re:Hominin head-scratcher: who butchered this rhino 700k yea...
by jrq on Thursday May 03, 2018 @10:59AM
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It's a puzzler!
Re:Hominin head-scratcher: who butchered this rhino 700k yea...
by Lordarminius on Thursday May 03, 2018 @11:18AM
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> Yeah, what concerns me is the boat the Rhino used to get there
I laughed out loudly at the office when I read this. My coworker is wondering if I'm bonkers.
On a more serious note, the orthodox time line of human existence needs revision. There is too much contradictory evidence: oral accounts, human footprints beside dinosaur foot impressions, Gobeki-Tepli and other structures, prehistoric sculpture like lion-man and vogelherd, now this.