MWatson-CHolmes wrote:I believe it is human evolution. Every (approx. 180,000 years), there appears a new version of the hominid specials, ...180,000 years ago Homo Habilis died out very rapidly and Homo Sapiens Sapientis is now doing the same thing. We are seeing ourselves turn into Homo Stellae Humanis just exactly how this works has not ben fully figured out, but it is obvious to many, that this is happening.

Caiyros

What changes can we expect you think?

darklordmidnight wrote:While the basic structure was similar to a shark...however there were some parts that had unusual structures...given the quality and size of the picture through my phone...i saw what seemed to be vestigial legs to the rear...these would not appeer on a shark...my guess is marine mammel...or more likely reptile...perhaps a dragon given its general shape...western....not eastern judging by the horns....science is to quick to dismiss the fantastic...which is a real shame

Your right. In a book from Terry Prattchett he writes:"Its easier for people to belive in small green men from outer space than in leprechauns"

I think thats a true statement for many people

I look into this sort of stuff a lot and they always tend to be just overly decomposed or a common creature with a genetic issue such as hairless etc, but as the article says the "Horns" are something people need to completely overlook as they stated that they were just moved out of place so it isn't a creature with horns, to me it does look like an oarfish but they are saying it is a shark so probably that.

There are plenty of other cases like this such as the "Alien" that attacked two boys crawling towards them, so they killed it with stones.. which turned out to be a hairless sloth.
Pic: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/e ... eature.jpg

A strange little creature that moved like a human.. and convinced they seen an alien.. turned out to be a hairless small monkey.
Pic: http://img3.fotos-hochladen.net/uploads ... js1rw8.jpg

So when corpses are washed up and have deteriorated its very easy for them to look completely alien to what we usually see them as without hair and all sorts.

Though there is a very good possibility that there are thousands of unknown species deep within the water where we haven't explored though due to the different climate and air pressure down there probably only going to see glimpses of them on tv programmes exploring the unknown, though personally I wouldn't bet on some huge dragon type species or anything overly dramatic as for such huge life forms down there means there would need to be a hugely thriving habitat where it tends to be just species that get remains and such.

The Bloop

One interesting story people might find interesting however is something called the "Bloop" which was a sound recorded deep in the pacific ocean in 1997, which could be heard over 5000km away from the origin point, the noise it made was similar to how loud ice quakes are and other very large events but the range of frequencies picked up from the noise made scientists dismiss it as being man made or events such as earthquakes and suspect it came from an animal. If this was true the animal was making noises several times louder than the loudest animal known, the blue whale. Which in turn means it is probably significantly bigger also. It is still an mystery.

Immortal Jellyfish
Though there are plenty of strange creatures already that some people don't even know about, my favourite is actually pretty scary, in the terms that it completely changed my perspective on how "Life" works.. as not everybody dies it appears... This jelly fish once it mates actually reverses age and goes back to the beginning stage of its life.. then does it all over again, in term making it Immortal.
Link: http://www.boredpanda.com/turritopsis-n ... jellyfish/

Vampiric sea spider
This one just looks very creepy!
Link: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-P7mPFgmdkdY/T ... /abyss.jpg

Pelagic sea slug
This Pelagic sea slug makes me think this is where pokemon got the idea of lugia..
Link: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c ... ropped.jpg

But yes, we don't need to look in the depths or anywhere else for new species, people need to look at what we have already discovered as there are some remarkable creatures already out there with abilities that can baffle us, I mean if you take a step back and think imagine coming to our world and learning there was a species that is immortal and reverses its age when it gives birth, that many of us have pet dogs, which although we dont communicate with in their tongue, we do communicate with them and can tell them to sit, come back so basically we can communicate with another species incredibly, and all the other gigantic whales, and birds that we have means we already life in a fantasy world of sorts but just sometimes are too used to it we dont even notice.

interesting

We are always shifting dimensions. Its just now more people are becoming aware of it. Look up timeskipping and timewaves for a bit more depth down this rabbit hole.