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giant kitzillas didn't last longwhen their main source of natural food, the giant fishthra, died out
they were forced to seek further and further afield for food.
here we see a half-starved kitzilla, a weak and stunted specmin,
marauding through a human habitat. it's wild, hunger-maddened
eyes seek out any possible places where the now-extict fishra
might be lurking.
the last known kitzilla was found dead earlier this year in down-town
basingstoke, and david attenborough is tipped to be doing
a tribute peice on the bbc later this year.
clickzora for static, biggerer...
they were forced to seek further and further afield for food.
here we see a half-starved kitzilla, a weak and stunted specmin,
marauding through a human habitat. it's wild, hunger-maddened
eyes seek out any possible places where the now-extict fishra
might be lurking.
the last known kitzilla was found dead earlier this year in down-town
basingstoke, and david attenborough is tipped to be doing
a tribute peice on the bbc later this year.
clickzora for static, biggerer...
From the Extinct! challenge. See all 400 entries (closed)
(, Sat 25 Jan 2003, 11:14, archived)
Kitten KongYou don't need to be Bill Oddie to identify that one...
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Sat 25 Jan 2003, 11:19,
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They are toobut Bill Oddie is a famous bird spotter, hence the identifying things joke (^^)//
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Sat 25 Jan 2003, 11:37,
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have you slowed down its eyes?2 posts with rapid eye movement at the same time was too much anyway..
here, have a woo yay from me.
woo! yay!
(here, have a woo yay from me.
woo! yay!
bumblebee.. I am not a number! I am a free snail!,
Sat 25 Jan 2003, 11:38,
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