Ya with those teeth it looks like it's in the dog/bear/wolverine family. Definitely not a dinosaur in my uneducated opinion. So much has gone extinct, and hundreds of millions of years is a long time to lose a species to evolution.
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Mystery mummified monster discovered in Siberia diamond pit
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wow that is something! could have been a young one of these
Biarmosuchus, a prehistoric animal of Russia. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons
From the Permian (267mya) -- no way it would still be preserved but not fossilized.
Plus the mummy has dog-like teeth.
could be a canine from 66 millions ago or early who can say without maybe carbon dating.
to me it looks like a ferret or in that animal family with the elongated body
someone from the Mustelidae family
Looks like they uncovered a top secret Soviet secret biological weapon project. The USSR had planned to win the cold war by releasing rabid genetically-modified diamond-eating pigdogs on American soil.
It's not as old as one may think...Obviously a result of an overexposure to TNC.
Hey pal...I ate a lot of TNC growing up. I'm in my mid-50s now, and I'm doing just fine, thank you very much!!!
Thus ends the TNC debate - one good anecdote is all the proof anyone needs!!!
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Hey pal...I ate a lot of TNC growing up. I'm in my mid-'50s now, and I'm doing just fine, thank you very much!!!
Thus ends the TNC debate - one good anecdote is all the proof anyone needs!!!
Hmmm...Apparently large doses of funk must have a neutralizing affect on the TNC. More research needs to be done and I suggest that Slobake undertakes this challenge immediately!
It could be an ancestor of the platypus. Having said that, I think everything is an ancestor of the platypus.
I once had this friend named William and I'd lost my Platypus Duck.
So I said "Have you seen my Platypus Duck Bill?"
Isn't one of them running for President this year?
Rolf Harris disagrees. Wrong continent too. Obviously a detritical incongruity.
And mind me platypus duck, Bill
Mind me platypus duck
Ah, don't let 'im go running amok, Bill
Just mind me platypus duck
Altogether now!
You sure it isn't a Chewbaccabra...jewbra...cabra...zebra...
I'm lost, here. Nice dog, sir.
