Mystery creature beaten to death by kids

[villainsfan42]

You should visit him in prison sometime.

occasionally

 

[GrueSam]

I think it looks an awful lot like the baby from Eraserhead!

 

[The Entity]

Well,
there you go, that's what happens in real life...
That's why I think that IF we ever contact any entity or alien life form,
things are going to get ugly...

True... kids beat me with sticks all the time...







I fight back though

 

[Dash]

The title of this article should be "Idiot Children Inadvertantly Start War With Subteranean Race".
I can hear the rumble of their approaching driller tanks now...

 

[blue_rogue]

It kinda looks like "baby" Voldemort.

 

[-jay-]

True... kids beat me with sticks all the time...







I fight back though

 

[Crimsonbob]

I think its sick that the kids killed it but damn it is ugly.

The same thing happened to me 8 years ago in the B.C. mountains, I was taking a very nice walk when all of a sudden Bigfoot jumps out of the trees. I figured I could run but decided to slap him instead. I was lucky, he ran away after that.

I saw nessie once whilst out sailing, i freaked out and kicked him right in the nuts, true story that

 

[Darth Cruel]

Is anybody else starting to get a "Cloverfield 2 hype" feeling from this?

I am. But if that thing is real...I want to know what it is.

 

[Crimsonbob]

Well theres like 6 sub-species of sloth i think, so a few messed up ones are sure to be born just like any other species. It was also in Panama and you get sloths there anyway.

 

[The Ween]

Was there a nuclear power plant anywhere near where they found it?

 

[Patient Zero]

I agree it is most likely a sloth. But I do not think a genetically hairless sloth could survive in the wild. The article doesn't make me freak out about a new species of animal/alien or anything. I think what struck me the most, is the sheer cruelty that humans are capable of.

 

[Darth Cruel]

Now the Panamanian officials say it looks to ba some sort of fetus?


The more I read about this, as I mentioned before, the more it looks like hype for a movie.

 

[Shropt]

It's one of these porcupines without the quills.

Mystery solved...

 

[The Craw]

anybody know where we can find another one of thses creatures? i'm hosting a barbecue this weekend.

 

[uscmhicks]

looks like littlefoot to me.

 

[devilof76]

If I was a kid and came up on something like that while exploring with my friends, yes, probably would have done the same thing.

I remember we saw a bloated and drowned racoon once when playing it the woods by the creek. Sure enough, first we threw rocks at it, then we poked it with sticks till it's guts oozed out. It's what young boys do. Doesn't mean I can't feel regret for it now that I'm older.

I was raised by a father who had been a Marine in the DMZ in 1969. Killing things was frowned on.

 

[pmtz2005]

looks like littlefoot to me.

yeah it does