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Previously uncharted rainforest in Mozambique, full of undiscovered species, found & explored with help of Google Earth
by Ben Reilly Tue Nov 12, 2013 10:28 pm
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Re: Previously uncharted rainforest in Mozambique, full of undiscovered species, found & explored with help of Google Earth
by captain Fri Nov 22, 2013 5:43 pm
Really interesting. Liked the cute green little creature at the end of the clip. There must be so much more out there to investigate. I sure hope all the toxins being released into our planet does not destroy all this undiscovered beauty.
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Re: Previously uncharted rainforest in Mozambique, full of undiscovered species, found & explored with help of Google Earth
by Ben Reilly Fri Nov 22, 2013 6:34 pm
I know, that little guy was amazing, wasn't he! I want him for a pet 
As far as the toxins go, I'm glad we still do have places like this.
As far as the toxins go, I'm glad we still do have places like this.
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by captain Sat Nov 23, 2013 6:39 pm
Hoping they remain untouched places, for many years to come. @Ben
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Re: Previously uncharted rainforest in Mozambique, full of undiscovered species, found & explored with help of Google Earth
by Cantankerous Fri Dec 13, 2013 5:18 pm
that might be why so many other species are under threat.Ben_Reilly wrote:I know, that little guy was amazing, wasn't he! I want him for a pet
As far as the toxins go, I'm glad we still do have places like this.
funny old world
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Re: Previously uncharted rainforest in Mozambique, full of undiscovered species, found & explored with help of Google Earth
by eddie Sun Nov 04, 2018 12:16 am
Woah, like, this is serious shit man.
Reminds me of that saying, carved into the yew tree...”None that appear will ever reappear unless you discover the one true pickle in space and time”
I mean, mind blown. Right?
Shit.
Reminds me of that saying, carved into the yew tree...”None that appear will ever reappear unless you discover the one true pickle in space and time”
I mean, mind blown. Right?
Shit.
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Re: Previously uncharted rainforest in Mozambique, full of undiscovered species, found & explored with help of Google Earth
by Ben Reilly Sun Nov 04, 2018 12:17 am
eddie wrote:Woah, like, this is serious shit man.
Reminds me of that saying, carved into the yew tree...”None that appear will ever reappear unless you discover the one true pickle in space and time”
I mean, mind blown. Right?
Shit.
Oh, holy fucking hell, dude. I mean, that's some motherfucking cosmic shit there, dude. I'm gonna fucking change my name to "Pickle" and get a tattoo on my forehead of that shit. You know, the saying. Not actual shit.
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