Pokemon discovered in Venezuela

Originally posted by Vicker
reply to post by ExNihilo

 

LMAO did you really? You must have missed the ATS search engine.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Different forum, so this one is OK.

He knows its not a pokemon, he is saying it looks similar. Whoever came on and put pidgeon poop all over the thread made this kind of "smoke and fire" effect where I thought, if the put down agent shows up then this thread is about MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE. ie. just think, moths are upgrading and that may be an ET moth. It sure looks like an ET moth to me, or one that is upgrading. My native friend told me the cottonwoods upgraded years ago and that is why their seeds are self directed and will fly in front of your face and study you, then do impossible moves away, against the wind. If you study them for a while, it will boggle your mind.

This mouth is beautiful. We have tons of little annoying food moths, and someone is giving me advice to get rid of them.

But they fly in front of my face and look me in the eyes for some reason. I feel their gentle gentle spirits and try never to harm one.

Next big sack or rice we buy (they get into them even in glass jars when I put it away), I'll leave some food open for them and try telling them, this is their share, but the rest is ours.

Looks more like a Gremlin to me.

Whos that pokemon?!?!?! xD

Originally posted by Mianeye
Looks like a poodle with wings

Cool one

edit on 28-8-2012 by Mianeye because: pic

looks like the pokemon moth would swallow your poodle and spit out its bones.

scarey looking thing

Aww, it's so cute!
For some reason the face reminds me of one of those Furby toys lol

My Charizard would destroy that thing.

It had to be an insect didnt it? Why couldn't they find a creature that resembled a REAL cute Pokemon, like Vulpix, Eevee or Shinx?

Originally posted by Vicker
reply to post by ExNihilo

 

LMAO did you really? You must have missed the ATS search engine.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

This OP is much better as I didn't need to click an external link to find what was being discussed...

Originally posted by Mianeye
Looks like a poodle with wings

Cool one

edit on 28-8-2012 by Mianeye because: pic

Sorry to say this but that isn't a poodle. It's a Bichon . Sorry I work at a grooming shop and have been washing and now grooming a cute Bichon every Wednesday for the last 6mths...grooming her the last few weeks. They look like fluffy sheep if you ask me.

OP I think that is a beautiful moth. It makes it look less creepy. I dont' mind moths but I wouldn't scurry off if I saw one of these. I always like to wonder about all the unknown species still out there we haven't found yet.

If spiders had long pretty hair like this moth I might like them or they might terrify me more.

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I don't know how anybody could find this moth scary, It's beautiful. I've always thought that even hawk moths are cute and cuddly. Obviously I wouldn't actually cuddle one because I would squash but you know what I mean. Most beautiful of insects. Moths and bumble bees, awwwww.

Look, it's a poodle with wings!



Okay, a lil off-topic, but I couldn't help myself.

Mblah you're right. That is a Bichon.

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OMG that poor dog. oh the humility, the other dogs laughing at him! but he does look fabulous!

What a beautiful moth.

A wonderful sight to wake up to.

What and incredible looking creature.

Alright... I need to know your dealers...

Okay folks, I found some info that isn't exactly Pokemon related.

The moth was discovered in 2009.

One of Shuker's colleagues speculated that the Venezuelan poodle moth bears some small resemblance to Diaphora mendica- the muslin moth of the leptidopteran family Arctiidae. Although it does have some of the same fuzzy parts, its antennae, coloring, and front legs are much different. In addition, the muslin moth is common to the U.K. and Russian Palearctic- they would never be as far south as Venezuela. It could be that the muslin moth and the Venezuelan poodle moth are related- especially with only 6,000 of the estimated 11,000 in the Arctiidae family. Shuker thinks a new species may have been discovered. Follow us

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It does resemble what people tend to believe aliens look like.

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Diaphora mendica looks a bit like it but the legs are completely different

Originally posted by Jepic

What a beautiful moth.

A wonderful sight to wake up to.

What and incredible looking creature.

Alright...

I need to know your dealers...

I'm sorry but I LOL'd coffee all over my computer for that comment you just made. This entire thread has had my stomach hurting with laughter!!!!

I would have to say, God himself has a sense of humor to make beautiful creatures like these one. I never ever would have thought I would have seen something like this. Imagine what else is out there await for us to discover!!!

But the whole "Poodle Moth" thing just has be busting up man!!!

It's called an Owl Moth I was told a few weeks ago when I first saw it.

Also, Pokemon have been around forever.


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