WOW what is this !?

[WurkAnimal]

http://www.break.com/index/alien_bug_found.html

Does anyone know what that thing is?

[daemon]

I don't know what it is, but why not just get it into a jar and take it down to a natural history museum or a zoo and ask to see an entomologist?

[Neal-UK]

Nice video find there NashTax. Weird thing indeed, take it it's not your video then?

[DirectPixel]

Hardly alien. Seems to me like it's an obscure/rare type of catterpillar.

Look at the fur and the leg movements. I highly doubt that "alien" creatures would strangely evolve the exact same methods of movement (look at the wave-like movement of the legs) as Earthly creatures, in the same size and shape as caterpillars, nonetheless.

Besides, where's its spaceship?

[Tailfeathers]

This is on YouTube. According to who took the video, it is a caterpillar from Bolivia. Don't know its name though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeNggIGSKH8

[xjuliox]

That thing is big to fit in a jar.

[Creepshow]

Awww. He's cute.

[WurkAnimal]

Awww. He's cute.

.... Take him home with you and pet him like a hamster.. I would stand on the ****

[WurkAnimal]

Nice video find there NashTax. Weird thing indeed, take it it's not your video then?

Thanks Neal, no it isn't my video, I found it on the best site around -- Break.com!

[Floris]

Not even youtube?
It seems every possible video on the net is shared through youtube these days

[Mainer82]

Hardly alien. Seems to me like it's an obscure/rare type of catterpillar.

Look at the fur and the leg movements. I highly doubt that "alien" creatures would strangely evolve the exact same methods of movement (look at the wave-like movement of the legs) as Earthly creatures, in the same size and shape as caterpillars, nonetheless.

Besides, where's its spaceship?

Don't start with the evolution junk... BTW the bug looks interesting. I wonder what it looks like when it morphs into a butterfly.

[andrewpfeifer]

Don't start with the evolution junk... BTW the bug looks interesting. I wonder what it looks like when it morphs into a butterfly.

Oh wait, someone snapped their fingers and we all appeared.

No matter what you believe, you can't say that some type of evolution didn't occur. Whether that is microevolution, macroevolution, or something in between, I guarantee you that all of the species on Earth are not exactly the same today as they were millions of years ago.

[Mainer82]

Oh wait, someone snapped their fingers and we all appeared.

No matter what you believe, you can't say that some type of evolution didn't occur. Whether that is microevolution, macroevolution, or something in between, I guarantee you that all of the species on Earth are not exactly the same today as they were millions of years ago.

I'm sure you can.

[MGM]

Hardly alien. Seems to me like it's an obscure/rare type of catterpillar.

Look at the fur and the leg movements. I highly doubt that "alien" creatures would strangely evolve the exact same methods of movement (look at the wave-like movement of the legs) as Earthly creatures, in the same size and shape as caterpillars, nonetheless.

Besides, where's its spaceship?

So you're telling me, that with the billions and billions of different species on Earth, there isnt the slightest possibility that an alien lifeform (or even an alien bug on a planet FULL of billions and billions of species) could possibly look like any of those species, including a caterpillar?

MGM out

[tgillespie]

So you're telling me, that with the billions and billions of different species on Earth, there isnt the slightest possibility that an alien lifeform (or even an alien bug on a planet FULL of billions and billions of species) could possibly look like any of those species, including a caterpillar?

MGM out

Nope, aliens are slimmy, have big heads, long arms, and black eyes. Its true. I've seen one.