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Reply · Not Registered · 11 Jun 2014 16:44
So in essence because a whale at 60 foot can kill a squid at 10 to unknown lenth (although you seem to know their lenth some how )possible 100 plus feet plus then the squid of unknown size possible 100 feet plus can't kill a fish of 9 foot, hmm great logic there, btw I use cat as a example because it has a huge size diffrenece between different sub species as do squid its a real simple comparision I could of said fish and used a type of bird as the predator as of course fish differ massivly in size , you seem slighty transfixed on the part that was only an anology concentrating on size difference within a certain species in this case squid, i'm aware that we have no idea how big squid are so I don't assert that one couldn't kill a 9 foot fish
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Reply · Not Registered · 11 Jun 2014 16:44
You even asserted that dogs are scavengers so my anology didn't work, are you really unaware that dogs are "hunters"? to then start debating what type of hunter really missed the point and its obviously purposely missing the point tbh
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Reply · Not Registered · 11 Jun 2014 15:42
Maybe a lucky few that don't get eaten grow to be huge ed, it is possible.

Like I said the thought the one they saw on camera could be over 110ft lol.

plus there is two species of large squid (that we know of) Colossal and Giant, maybe one of them grows too big to be preyed on.

Jk92 (what the hell is no name on about lol)
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Reply · Not Registered · 11 Jun 2014 15:39
If your aware that dogs are hunters and i'm using one hunter as a anology for another why are you debating that their scavengers? are you purposely pedantic or just like to derail debates so you feel like you have won? its extremly obvious i'm using dogs as a example because some of their prey can be one species but vary in size so much they will hunt one type but mnot the other, so to state that a dog will never hunt a cat because some are bigger is false as some are smaller, you have NO idea what sizes squid are so to assert that because a species whos size you know (whale )hunts them that another species (shark) can't be hunted by them is very starnge logic, its guess work dressed as fact
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Reply · Not Registered · 11 Jun 2014 14:08
That's like saying that dogs chase cats so no cat can chase a dog it's backward logic, there could be a species of squid that sperm whales avoid espically as one was caught on cam that was so big and could be relatively small compared to other squid, I'm not sure why the explanation of another bigger shark is seen as in correct it's a obvious answer, we know sharks eat smaller sharks so makes sense
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Reply · Not Registered · 10 Jun 2014 23:45
The thing is though ed, even if one did grow big enough to kill a sperm whale. how would we ever know, too deep and a lot of animals down there to eat up the evidence.

JK92
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Reply · Not Registered · 10 Jun 2014 22:12
Probably just trying to get publicity ed.

Giant/Colossal squid can apparently grow over 60ft, I saw a video where they think one the caught on camera could be 110ft! incredible if true. fascinating creatures, that we hardly know anything about.

JK92.
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Reply · Not Registered · 10 Jun 2014 22:04
They only eat their liver anyway ed. and it also said that an Orcas temperature is different to that of the tag, they think it was killed by something that isn't a mammal.

maybe a giants squid?

JK92
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Reply · Not Registered · 05 Jun 2014 21:52
Wow I thought mine was pricey. I use an aloe vera toothpaste Franky. It's about €7. But at least is fluoride free.

I was in a pharmacy last week and they must have had well over a dozen different toothpastes. I asked which ones are fluoride free? The lady said 'what's wrong with fluoride?'. I thanked her and left.

Ryan.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 05 Jun 2014 05:46
Sorry edd just seen your post about what toothpaste you use and its a effing disgrace the price it is, anyone who thinks the normal toothpaste is normal and good for you do a google check on how much oralmd toothpaste is and then tell me its safe to take a normal toothpaste.
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Reply · Not Registered · 04 Jun 2014 17:44
Fluoride is classified as a neurotoxin in the most prestigious Medical Journal

http://eatlocalgrown.com/article/13130-fluoride-classified-neurotoxin.html
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Reply · Not Registered · 04 Jun 2014 16:31
Franky

Yes mate, the original sightings of the Chupacabras came from South America, Puerto Rico etc before spreading to the south of the USA. Texas, New Mexico etc.

The original creature was consistently described and definitely evokes images of a hybrid kind of animal. The confusion nowadays is that whenever a coyote or feral dog with severe mange is killed, it's called a Chupacabras, so people are just dismissing ALL sightings as being of mangey dogs.

When the original sightings seemed to describe something more like a bat/insect sort of creature.

If you have time, look into the 'Texas Blue Dogs'. I find this quite interesting, it seems to be a different creature altogether with a large population reported in some instances.

I've read theories that it's some kind of hybrid of feral dog/coyote/Mexican hairless dog.

RED_SKY
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