What is this?

[Britain]

Me and the dog went out today and did some hiking. Found this away canyon , looked tasty so off we go.



The dog heads barking lik mad in some off shoot jeeze i think a snake got um but no he and uncovers this thing



I look at it way cool. The dog starts wailing again..i turn around he full of cholla, mouth everywhere. 2 hr later I carry him back to the heep to pick the rest out of his mouth.

Need to go back and see what that was.

[JeepGal]

Wow...What in the world is that?

Look at all the teeth and the shape of its snout.

hhrrmnnn...interesting find, I wonder what it is?

Tam

[cbremer]

i know what it is!!!!

























it's a skull.


:poop:


how about an idea of size? is it an inch long or a foot long? might give someone (more useful than i) an idea of what it is!

[Giffer]

come on. that one is easily identifiable as the Ornithorhynchus anatinus. i cant believe you are so stumped on the one. heres the wikipedia page about the Ornithorhynchus anatinus. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platypus

[Giffer]

sorry, i have no idea. what kind of animals are around there. it almost looks like a skull of a lizard?? yeah and a size would help

[NAILER341]

liks like a damn dinosaur!
how big is that thing?

[Kiwi]

I don't know, but hunt through the online catalog here
http://www.skullsunlimited.com/

[RAT]

it looks like an Iguana. Check out the Skulls unlimited site. There's a good pic of one there.

[xjkevin]

desert iguana, or chukwalla skull, unless its big//

[YJwonderboy]

It's a Chupacabra!!!

[NAILER341]

It's a Chupacabra!!!

[RAT]

[sarah]

iguana??

[Old Fart]

I knew I should have hid my ex's body better. Damn dogs find everything....

[CRASH!]

Britain, Stay FAR AWAY from that area and never go back there again!!!


The skull you found belongs to the creature Tyranus Jeepasaurus (or TJ for short) They are relatives of the Carnivore Jeepasaurus and the lesser known Mega, Xeno, Yanus, and Zoranus Jeepasaurus. (or CJ, MJ, XJ, YJ & ZJ respectfully)




They are found throughout North America in the mountain, valley and desert regions. They are solitary creatures that hibernate for long periods of time and come out to feed only when an opportunity presents itself.


BE WARNED!!!


These are the only known photographs of Tyranus Jeepasaurus, and they have been compiled together to show you their horrific feeding habits.



If you have small children, you should ask them to leave the room.












I'm sorry you had to see that, but it's for your own good.





Ride'on,

~CRASH!~