Thursday, June 15, 2006
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baby 5Posted by Beewitch Posted by Ninja T. Penguin
(Peter Fimrite - SF Chronicle).
Unidentified facelike object peeks out from duck X-ray at wild bird rescue center
As if crop circles weren't proof enough that extraterrestrials are among us, an alien has now been found in the stomach of a duck.
That, at least, is the conclusion reached by workers at the International Bird Rescue Research Center in Cordelia (Solano County) when they viewed an X-ray image they took of a sick mallard.
Right there, in the duck's ventriculus, or gizzard, is the shocking image of a grimacing, bald-headed being. How it got there, nobody knows, but when an autopsy was performed after the bird died of unrelated causes, the alien had mysteriously disappeared.
"We're a 35-year-old organization, and we've seen a lot of things -- bullets, fish hooks...
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baby 5Posted by Beewitch Posted by Ninja T. Penguin
(Peter Fimrite - SF Chronicle).
Unidentified facelike object peeks out from duck X-ray at wild bird rescue center
As if crop circles weren't proof enough that extraterrestrials are among us, an alien has now been found in the stomach of a duck.
That, at least, is the conclusion reached by workers at the International Bird Rescue Research Center in Cordelia (Solano County) when they viewed an X-ray image they took of a sick mallard.
Right there, in the duck's ventriculus, or gizzard, is the shocking image of a grimacing, bald-headed being. How it got there, nobody knows, but when an autopsy was performed after the bird died of unrelated causes, the alien had mysteriously disappeared.
"We're a 35-year-old organization, and we've seen a lot of things -- bullets, fish hooks...
Read More...
