Sorry about the envirowhacko slant.
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To: Angelas; presidio9; Idisarthur; Hegemony Cricket; A knight without armor; new cruelty; SunkenCiv; ..
Not sure if a plant qualifies as a "creature," but fascinating nonetheless.
2 posted on
05/30/2006 11:17:35 PM PDT by
pcottraux
(It's pronounced "P. Coe-troe.")
To: LibWhacker
"100,000 years old"
Uh-huh. Cut one and counted the growth rings, did we?
Riiiiiiiight.
/sarc
(not directed at you, LibWhacker)
3 posted on
05/30/2006 11:18:58 PM PDT by
The Spirit Of Allegiance
(Public Employees: Defend the Constitution! Represent LAWFUL Constituents! SEAL THE BORDERS NOW)
To: LibWhacker
Sea grass.
Grass?
Libertarian Ping!
4 posted on
05/30/2006 11:19:01 PM PDT by
A CA Guy
(God Bless America, God bless and keep safe our fighting men and women.)
To: LibWhacker
We can fix that:
We're going to Ibiza...whoa, whoa, whoa.
We're going to have a party...whoa, whoa, whoa.
By the Mediterranean Sea.
Some of the lyrics I can remember from some cheezy song I heard a lot while living in Germany.
5 posted on
05/30/2006 11:20:45 PM PDT by
Looking4Truth
(Radical muslims and illegal immigrants: One group wants to kill U.S and the other invade U.S.)
To: LibWhacker
The bad news is that, because of the pollution in the Mediterranean, these plants are disappearing at the rate pf 5% per year. these plants are so weak that they are disappearing at 5% a year but they are positive that this plant is 100,000 years old. Thats a nice round figure BTW..
To: LibWhacker
Worlds largest living creature discovered in Ibiza
Is he there on the trail of the manbearpig?
7 posted on
05/30/2006 11:23:12 PM PDT by
Rastus
To: LibWhacker
The 'Posideonia Oceanica' That just happens to be Oprah's biological name.
13 posted on
05/30/2006 11:46:56 PM PDT by
Moonman62
(The issue of whether cheap labor makes America great should have been settled by the Civil War.)
To: LibWhacker
Quick... who has a Jack Lalanne Power Juicer??
14 posted on
05/30/2006 11:53:12 PM PDT by
nralife
To: LibWhacker
I'm not surprised. There are trees older than most countries. Still, dang! A hundred thousand years...that would make one really, really old joint.
16 posted on
05/31/2006 12:23:10 AM PDT by
WestVirginiaRebel
(Common sense will do to liberalism what the atomic bomb did to Nagasaki-Rush Limbaugh)
To: LibWhacker
And how'd they fiqure out it was 100,000 years old? And what do they do if they find one as part of an index fossil record?
To: LibWhacker
I pulled this up from underneath it--
18 posted on
05/31/2006 12:32:33 AM PDT by
Defiant
(You have to earn American citizenship. You may not steal it. Ask those vets its value.)
To: LibWhacker
Worlds largest living creature discoveredOK, who's going to be the first with a picture of Helen Thomas?
24 posted on
05/31/2006 2:00:47 AM PDT by
FreedomCalls
(It's the "Statue of Liberty," not the "Statue of Security.")
To: LibWhacker
So, does it go with Honey-Mustard or Blue Cheese?
These articles never address the important points.
26 posted on
05/31/2006 2:15:48 AM PDT by
Caipirabob
(Communists... Socialists... Democrats...Traitors... Who can tell the difference?)
To: LibWhacker
and here i thought the hunk of fungus that stretches from Indiana to Illinois was the biggest living thing on the planed.
soon it will be algores ass.
28 posted on
05/31/2006 3:13:18 AM PDT by
mmercier
(sugar mountain)
To: LibWhacker
The bad news is that, because of the pollution in the Mediterranean, these plants are disappearing at the rate pf 5% per year.
That is true. Nothing envirowacko about it. Many species are declining due to polution.
30 posted on
05/31/2006 4:26:55 AM PDT by
S0122017
To: LibWhacker
Man, them dinosaurs had all the killer grass back then.
Unfortunately, being a "gateway drug", it's what killed 'em all off.
To: LibWhacker; SunkenCiv
Previous to this find, the largest organism was an underground fungus in Oregon and prior to that it was an Aspen forest in (I believe) Colorado.
39 posted on
05/31/2006 5:41:37 AM PDT by
blam
To: LibWhacker
It would be nice to get the link to the article from the University or at least the title of the article.
41 posted on
05/31/2006 5:44:26 AM PDT by
hawkaw
To: LibWhacker
World's Largest Creature 
World's Oldest Creature
44 posted on
05/31/2006 5:59:00 AM PDT by
Tokra
(I think I'll retire to Bedlam.)
To: LibWhacker
I'm really surprised at the increasing anti-science tone on FR. Someone could post an article describing the discovery of a new Zinc deposit and within 20 articles people would be screaming about the unproven 'metal transport in hot fluid' theory and asking for absolute proof that any atoms exceeded 6000 years in age.
Doesn't anyone understand the basics of how science operates anymore? Sheesh...
57 posted on
05/31/2006 3:09:49 PM PDT by
blowfish
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