An Elephant Emerges from a Cliff in Iceland

a reply to: Bedlam

Yeah me too. I wonder what music hes listening to on his headphones?

At least this elephant cannot be pouched by Chinese druids or '¢unted' by cowardly gun fellators...

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

I'd bet it was carved with some lost, ancient technology.

Elephants exist on mars also:



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I LOVE elephants!

They are also in trees in Turkey...


And appear as whipped cream sometimes!


I would love to see that cliff in real life!

Freaks of Nature here youtu.be... "tower" of dinosaur

a reply to: mangust69

Interesting video but, I'm unsure what I'm looking at...
Is that some sort of Alligator?

S&F awesome !

a reply to: Sublimecraft

Ok. That made me laugh!

a reply to: radarloveguy

Elephants ROCK!

originally posted by: Phatdamage
Elephants exist on mars also:

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More like an elebear... elephant bear.

a reply to: Bedlam

That one freaked me out the first time I saw it.

The scale is incredible.

There's something tantalizing about this. I know that it's just chance alignment of natural and sometimes unintentional conscious or unconscious human forces. I think nature is capable of producing these patterns on its own--without us. Yet I wonder if there's more to it than mere coincidence. And I don't mean to say coincidence isn't an explanation. Rather, something more ominous: Maybe WE are coincidence too? This is not a new thought to me, given I don't believe in a God. I have to necessarily keep an open mind about the origin of all reality. I do leave the door open for God. But it's creepy somehow. Like this scene, sticks with me:

I guess the scene only meant something to me because I grew up as a christian. I believed in a God and everything had purpose. It rooted me. I became an agnostic atheist over the years since. And sometimes I felt like I had an empty spot which was previously filled by my belief. So the movie felt like it was communicating this to me.

It also helps the lights were off and it was late.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

Don't you guys think this couldn't be man made. Just take a look
at the carvings on the rocks surface and compare to the rock next to it.
Just my thought on this.
Think about it that a few 1000 years ago the sealevel was lower and that thing wasn't in the water.

a reply to: D0MiNAT0R 1OOO

Not carvings. Geology.
A different point of view

And another:
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That is the ancient temple of the elephant god
way back before adam we were allowed to run naked and live in holes in the ground. Women shunned us except for the feasts of the full moons and everyday we got to go a'vikining...

Enlightened mammoth.

As SublimeCraft said that is one petrified looking Elephant.

Stars and Flags. What an awesome find. As an obsessed rock-climber we hunt out formations, but this is the most amazing I have seen, plus the additional "resting" one.
Nature is mind blowing. Yes we can copy and imitate but nature creates.

Gnarly pic's! Good job.Thanks For taking the time to post.
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There's probably s temple buried close by..........never know