Mermaids
Mermaids
Mermaids#1
Posted: 5/27/13 at 1:29am
Am I the only one watching on Animal Planet? Fascinating!
I am not one for conspiracy theories or getting caught up in popular culture, but this is something I believe. I find the anthropological evidence striking, and anyone who has taken even one biological anthropology class knows that the facts make sense.
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Mermaids#2
Posted: 5/27/13 at 2:50amWhat facts? They even state in the end credits that the only thing real in that entire mockumentary is the audio recording of the underwater vocalizations. The rest, including all the fake CGI videos and actors portraying marine biologists, is completely fabricated.
Mermaids#2
Posted: 5/27/13 at 4:19am
Maybe "fact" was the wrong word to use, but I was referring to the anthropological side of it. Not just the aquatic ape theory, a hypothesis yet to be discredited, but also the biological attributes, such as the skull ridge. Paranthropus aethiopicus lived about 2.5 mya, which feeds into the aquatic ape theory. I am not going to let an animal planet special put ideas in my head or have me fight for a cause, but it did reference some very real things.
Like I said, I'm not jumping to rant about a conspiracy theory or anything, I just find the topic interesting; when you look at an evolutionary timeline, it has some merit.
Joined: 12/31/69
Mermaids#3
Posted: 5/27/13 at 9:33am
Damn..
i thought this was a chat about the most awesome film with Wynona Rider and Cher and a petite Christina Ricci...
'No mom, that's because the town already has one....' (slap)
Joined: 12/31/69
Mermaids#6
Posted: 5/27/13 at 1:15pmWell, I have cheeseball pick-me-ups accompanied by miniature franks and for dessert, marshmallow kebabs, so, come hungry.
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