Or was it something piloted by little hairless men, with slits for mouths?
Good thing it didn't hit the tar sands, or else I presume we would have seen something even more spectacular.
More like this
I've got a cockatiel with an inverted beak - it's a pretty funny looking underbite, but doesn't interfere with his eating - and I've often wondered if animals ever get self-conscious about their appearance. Does my cockatiel have any clue that he looks a little ridiculous?
Can we all just pretend that vipers and serpents are hairless, limbless cats?
Sorry for the absence.
Goddammit, no time for more reports from Libya, or for more in the toads series, or for articles on hairless Spectacled bears or tiny heterodontosaurids or neovenatorids, or anything really.