It looks an awful lot like an otter to me.

Yet one more example of the transitional fossils that supposedly don’t exist.

Looks like a Portugese Water Boarder Collie

one more example of the transitional fossils that supposedly don’t exist.

And the irony is that every fossil is a transitional fossil

Finally!  A Canadian water dog refutes the creationist lie!  Augustine could have been saved years of grief and inner turmoil had he just been made aware of the transitional fossil.  Poor bastard.

Speaking of dead or dying mammals:

It looks an awful lot like an otter to me.

What a great comment because the literature says these animals are closely related to today’s otters.  If I could start all over again, I think I would go into this kind of anthropology stuff - it is so, so fascinating.

So after lungfish went to all that trouble, hauling themselves up onto land, stretching out their cartilaginous notochord and somehow overcoming an ossified braincase, you mean to tell me that puijila darwini threw all that away and headed right back for the water?

No wonder lungfish are bitter.

you mean to tell me that puijila darwini threw all that away and headed right back for the water?

LOL, along with the whales, manatees and dolphins.  There’s also an intriguing theory that people were headed that way at one point but turned around and headed back to the plains.  Explains our lack of full body fur, poking up nose, etc.  Who knows, but the speculation is fascinating.

Explains our lack of full body fur, poking up nose, etc.

Then what explains Mr. Polly?

There’s also an intriguing theory that people were headed that way at one point but turned around and headed back to the plains.

But that giant black monolith just appeared out of nowhere, and it looked so cool!  You can’t blame our ancestors for blowing off a day at the beach so they could bask in its Promethean greatness.

Great stuff!  Thanks for posting.

Woah.  I was posting about the Puijilia Darwini article being great stuff…I love stories about fascinating discoveries like that.

Then I viewed the link from Pumalicious:

I think people are just too fascinated right now watching this slow motion freight train crash play itself out.

But Sarah Palin told me that the earth is only 6000 years old.  Someone is lying here or that picture requires some fig-leaf covered humans or at least a Noah’s arc with someone flipping this little creature the ‘the bird’ while they sail off to the holy land

What really shocked me was to see that the most insane and rabid of the PUMAs has left the fold…

jenniforhillary, on April 24th, 2009 at 8:10 pm Said:

myiq2xu,

I don’t know you, and I doubt you know me at all. I read your posts and your blogs. I like what you say. I love some of what you say. I left Puma a few days ago because it had already left me. All of it makes me sad. sort of like life.

I hope you keep blogging, because sometimes if you can’t redefine reality, you can at least escape momentarily to something better, and sometimes it is here.

Quite frankly, I expected her to be the last one standing, ending up in some horrible Ruby-Ridge one woman blaze-out - surrounded by a stockpile of guns and kittens and ammo, pouring gasoline all around her while screaming obscenities in a furious wide-eyed rage of spittle.  Then, with one final PUMA HAKA, she lights her match…