This makes the movie 'Lake Placid' realistic then?
1 posted on
10/29/2001 11:47:02 AM PST by
umbra
To: umbra
You've got to wonder why so invincible an animal is now extinct. Did he run out things big enough to eat? Were the compact models more adaptable?
2 posted on
10/29/2001 11:49:55 AM PST by
wretchard
To: umbra
...and when the team broke ground on the remains, they heard this:
"...tick...tick...tick...tick...tick...."
3 posted on
10/29/2001 11:50:53 AM PST by
RichInOC
To: umbra
Ah, A pair of crocodile low-heel pumps for hitlery.
5 posted on
10/29/2001 11:54:25 AM PST by
Inge_CAV
To: umbra
Kriky, mate!
6 posted on
10/29/2001 11:54:47 AM PST by
TADSLOS
To: umbra
The crocodile was a silent stalker, as long as a school bus and weighing almost 18,000 pounds. That thing would have had to displace over two thousand gallons of water to float. Is that reasonable for something as small as a school bus? Something sounds fishy here (no pun intended).
I suppose it could have depended upon power to get to the surface and been unable to float. I don't know anything about the math to calculate what kinds of forces would be required. It probably wouldn't be silent.
Shalom.
7 posted on
10/29/2001 11:56:29 AM PST by
ArGee
To: umbra
Son of a gun !! The original Hildebeastus Primordialus !! Wonder if the critter wore a black pantsuit ???????
To: umbra
weighing almost 18,000 pounds.......five feet in diameter.......... four foot jaws Calculating the approximate surface area results in a creature with an approximate yield of 2,500 pairs of 'gator boots or 5,000 regular pair of shoes.
Good argument for cloning.
To: umbra
To: umbra
the place where camels fear to tread I don't blame them!
To: umbra
makes JAWS seem kinda insignificant doesn't it?Boy, and this summers shark problem would be small in comparrison to this dude crusing the sands off of Florida!
To: umbra
"The skull of the world's largest living crocdile looks like an hors d'oeuvre by comparison." Yep.........that's 'bout right. Yeeesh.................
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