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Originally posted by seabhac-rua
Supposedly it has since been established that there is no connection between the creatures and the unidentified flying objects.
edit on 22-12-2011 by seabhac-rua because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by seabhac-rua
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The base administration have adopted a policy of leaving the creatures alone, they seem to pose no threat.
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Originally posted by Open2Truth
reply to post by seabhac-rua
I'm as open-minded about the existence of these creatures as you'll find. But having lived in Southern California for many years, the thread headline immeditately caught my eye because of the terrain.
Not only the complete opposite of the climate and terrain more normally associated with Bigfoot - there is no where to hide or take evasive cover.
Think I'd chalk this one up to some other explanation.edit on 12/22/2011 by Open2Truth because: embedding problem
Originally posted by Raivan31
Originally posted by Open2Truth
reply to post by seabhac-rua
I'm as open-minded about the existence of these creatures as you'll find. But having lived in Southern California for many years, the thread headline immeditately caught my eye because of the terrain.
Not only the complete opposite of the climate and terrain more normally associated with Bigfoot - there is no where to hide or take evasive cover.
Think I'd chalk this one up to some other explanation.edit on 12/22/2011 by Open2Truth because: embedding problem
That photo you posted could have as many as 30 or more soldiers in it with terrain specific camo and you'd never know, it is not uncommon for people to pass right by a prone soldier without ever realizing it.
Ergo: plenty of cover
As for food and moisture, we need only look at other large dessert animals, camels for example, certain types of antelope and even smaller things... it's not unthinkable.
Australian aboriginals used to live in desserts with far less vegetation then what surrounds that base, they would collect nighttime dew and any other forms of available moisture into small holes in the ground which would then be covered by a rock, they were able to remember (like a map) where these rocks were and travel through desserts that european settlers could not hope to cross easily even with supplies.
There are solutions to these issues.
Perhaps the fur insulates them against temperature and they would lose far less moisture by moving at night time. def not inconceivable.