Tag: Animal Species Hoax

Bears Fear Well

Boxer Gus Waldorf against bear 1949

If you are going to wrestle a bear, try to stay away from all fish oil products, you know. I mean it’s tough for me, because I love to rub myself with salmon oil every day – it’s a great conditioner for the hair, skin.
-Will Ferrell

When it comes to gruesome and grisly bears, we might not remember that in a not so distant past bears used to be valiant opponents to men in square rings where they engaged in fixed fights. As anyone might see for themselves or already guess – no man would actually be able to beat a 250-450 kg animal opponent with claws but history records show that both bear wrestling and bear boxing mostly unfolded as a close match. Continue reading “Bears Fear Well” →

Lie on lies

Olivia Opre with lion trophy kill

The intricate characteristics of our fake reality are sometimes difficult to take in completely in their magnitude. At the outset, even conspiracy theory seem to be straightforward – there are reasonably only that many aspects of reality the Elite needs to manipulate in order to gain and maintain dominion. The impression of finally coming to terms with how far deception goes has nevertheless become a perpetual challenge despite many years of study. Continue reading “Lie on lies” →

Shooting Teddybears

Four legs good, two legs bad.
— George Orwell (Animal Farm, 1945)

When looking for meaning through alternative amateur research we mostly will focus on the bigger picture and stories that stand out as significant as to how the world is globally managed. Animals will not often figure on top of any ‘alt’ researchers list as a subject matter to seriously investigate.
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Cryptozoology long was the most mediated topic relating to our often hairy friends where researchers focus on anomalous specimens such as unknown animals, extinct animals, unusual variations of animals, misidentificated specimens, mythical animals, paranormal or even supernatural entities. Continue reading “Shooting Teddybears” →

Animal Anomaly

Archaeoraptor Liaoningensis Sloan

All animals are equal. But some animals are more equal than others.
– George Orwell (Animal Farm, 1945)

In the study of life and living organisms (Biology) we today divide cellular life forms into three different domains as archaea, bacteria, and eukaryote. The eukaryote group incorporates all living organisms who have a cell nucleus with genetic material enclosed. The Eukaryote domain thus  include the organisms we are most familiar with such as animals, plants, fungi, and protists.  Continue reading “Animal Anomaly” →