Wooly Mammoth spotted in Siberia?

grizzlyplumber · Feb 10, 2012

And if this is true could it possibly be true that the formerly thought extinct bobcaticus bessicus plickisus could still be alive? The world may never know.

sageman · Feb 10, 2012

>And if this is true could
>it possibly be true that
>the formerly thought extinct bobcaticus
>bessicus plickisus could still be
>alive? The world may never
>know.
>
>

Looks more like a bear with a fish in its mouth to me.

DRHORNHUNTER · Feb 10, 2012

Feleno · Feb 10, 2012

Looks like a hoax more than a bear with fish in mouth. It walks with his shoulders well above his hips which is very unbear-like.

grizzlyplumber · Feb 10, 2012

>Looks like a hoax more than
>a bear with fish in
>mouth. It walks with his
>shoulders well above his hips
>which is very unbear-like.

yet very mammoth like. I agree it doesnt walk at all like a bear.

Gator · Feb 10, 2012

Quartering down stream with a huge fish.

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overton · Feb 10, 2012

Looks just like every other wooly mammoth I've ever seen.

MTSHEDHEDZ · Feb 10, 2012

If thats a bear hes 15 ft at the shoulder.

zekers · Feb 10, 2012

Are commie cameras incapable of filming for more than 10 seconds while a Wooly Whatever climbs out of the river and walks on land?
Hoax, although I would have believed it if a yeti was riding it.