Ja dank seinem riesen Hirn ist es Hochintelligent. Saudoof das diese gemeinen Tierfallen so gut getarnt sind. Vorallem dieses kleine Ding

IMHO

[de]...wenn andere - (seriöse) Medien vor den Wahlen an bestimmten Parteien Kritik üben (oder darüber berichten), liegt immer eine kleine "Sensation" in den Schubladen mancher sympatisierender Verlage (Springer-Verlag).

eng: in germany theres a major election in september. Such stories may sidetrack a (huge) group of (simple minded) electors from (uncomfortable) political news. (BILD is a simple but very common newspaper in germany)

omg...

the preview of the late news on RTL TV station was just shown... they'll also report about this alien (around midnight CET).

Well if there's some truth in this story - i.e. if the examinations of the body really are scientific why shouldn't they report about it? I guess the only disputable point would be calling this an "alien"...

I of course have no in depth information about the results of the examination but why would it be so unthinkable that we've uncovered a new, not yet known species or in fact something that cannot come from earth (for whatever reasons that would be - I'm not into genetics)? Or maybe just a mutation of a fur-less tarsier or something like that. It'll be interesting to see how this will turn out...

Enjoy your meal
Toast

Well RTL news is a bit like BILD TV...

Haha - yeah you're right. I actually just watched it and ... well believe it or not but it was worse than what Bild did. Bild at least just did some "high level" journalism (for their standards) by simply repeating what was said in the mexican TV...

RTL now did some street interviews and also digged out some Gollum scenes. In the end there's some kind of "expert" saying that its clearly a monkey. He doesn't seem to know what kind of "monkey" but from watching Youtube videos he's sure it's one. As it seems they weren't able to give a reason as to why many doctors, professors and whoever else examined that thing did not agree with that, they ended with a poor attempt of mocking them...

A classic!

Well if anyone stumbles upon some resources taking this topic a bit more serious and with less prejudices please post so. Would be interesting to know if that's in fact a yet unknown species or not...

Enjoy your meal
Toast

talking about aliens, look at those
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQmFWYWqTZA

Those most certainly are some kind of "worms". I've seen a demonstration of them in a video: When under water they swim around quite independently but when water slowly gets less they clunch together to a big bulk which then starts to "pulse" when being stimulated e.g. by light...

Especially when the bulk of worms starts to move you could see some single worms quite clearly but Youtube quality is too bad for that...

EDIT:
Should be those:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrWRpobA3DM

Enjoy your meal
Toast

This cant be a new species, simply because we know
all large scale (small would be insects etc) Animal groups.

The only chance to find a totally "new" species might be in
the deep ocean. but then it would be just a strong variation
of some other known animal group.

On ground, we will find at maximum an unkwonw variation from already
known animal families.

So this "Alien" could be at maximum a variation of
a known animaltype.
It has all feaures of a (skinned) moneky. Thus it must be a moneky...

So simple..


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For "Aliens". Even if they exist they cant reach us.
If they would have reached us (in modern times), they would have made a clear contact.
They would also send at a maximum an automated robot/sattelite, not the living alien itself (wich is selfmurder given the
time neeeded for spacetravel)
Everything else is childish "want to beleive" and coverup-theories.

hey, dont destroy our fun here