The Late Show...With Your Host, Cena

[The T-Dex]

Got a promising house viewing tomorrow, will likely be living with students so they will be okay with my ridiculous times I hope.

Also

 

[BlueLlama]

Heads up lads

Sharks have started walking ffs. You have been warned.

 

[ijjysmith]

Heads up lads

Sharks have started walking ffs. You have been warned.

That fish is definitely swimming mate.

 

[fozzy]

That fish is definitely swimming mate.

*cough

 

[BlueLlama]

its how it all starts lads, evolution will get you everytime

http://www.sci-news.com/biology/science-hemiscyllium-halmahera-new-species-walking-shark-indonesia-01335.html

‘Walking’ sharks, also known as bamboo sharks or longtail carpet sharks, belong to the family Hemiscylliidae in the shark order Orectolobiformes.

Rather than swim, these slender-bodied sharks ‘walk’ by wriggling their bodies and pushing with their pectoral and pelvic fins.

They are relatively small, with the largest species measuring about 48 inches (1.22 m). The newly discovered species, called Hemiscyllium halmahera, reaches 28 inches (70 cm) in length.

Dr Allen’s team caught two specimens of Hemiscyllium halmahera near the island Ternate, the Maluku Islands, Indonesia.

“Its features include a general brown coloration with numerous clusters of mainly 2-3 dark polygonal spots, widely scattered white spots in the matrix between dark clusters, relatively few (less than 10), large dark spots on the interorbital-snout region, a pair of large dark marks on the ventral surface of the head, and a fragmented post-cephalic mark consisting of a large U-shaped dark spot with a more or less continuous white margin on the lower half, followed by a vertical row of three, smaller clusters of 2-3 polygonal dark marks,” Dr Allen and his colleagues wrote in a paper published in the aqua, International Journal of Ichthyology.

 

[Groucho]

its how it all starts lads, evolution will get you everytime

http://www.sci-news.com/biology/science-hemiscyllium-halmahera-new-species-walking-shark-indonesia-01335.html

So seeing as the sun, and therefore the earth, has about 7 billion years left of habitable-environment-enabling time, does that mean that just as some species are extinct, some animals may not even have evolved yet?

It must do. Imagine the species to come.

 

[BlueLlama]

So seeing as the sun, and therefore the earth, has about 7 billion years left of habitable-environment-enabling time, does that mean that just as some species are extinct, some animals may not even have evolved yet?

It must do. Imagine the species to come.

Defo mate - remember we predicted the owl-shark some time ago

I'd also like to see a flying badger

 

[Groucho]

Defo mate - remember we predicted the owl-shark some time ago

I'd also like to see a flying badger

Of course.

Personally, I'd like to see the Dacshund/Giraffe cross.

 

[steken1]

So seeing as the sun, and therefore the earth, has about 7 billion years left of habitable-environment-enabling time, does that mean that just as some species are extinct, some animals may not even have evolved yet?

It must do. Imagine the species to come.

I wonder what species will take over after Humans do ourselves in within a few thousand years.

 

[Cena]

Walking Shark post.

I'm done here lads. Brilliant

 

[Furey1878]

I wonder what species will take over after Humans do ourselves in within a few thousand years.

The Octopus lad, they could walk before before people could make shark gifs...

 

[Bigmaclad]

We're all defo getting eaten by the walking sharks

 

[tommye]

Of course.

Personally, I'd like to see the Dacshund/Giraffe cross.

I'd pay just to watch them trying to fook. Would be hysterical.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

Someone post that flying snake fact please

Terrifying death from above

 

[Groucho]

Someone post that flying snake fact please

Terrifying death from above

I assume you mean this species;http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysopelea

Not Snakes on a Plane.