Life in Cold Blood - Lizards 1 of 5 Dragons of the Dry - BBC Nature Documentary

Life in Cold Blood - Lizards 1 of 5 Dragons of the Dry - BBC Nature Documentary

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[hellbentonmma]

@joje90two pity the arrow didnt go threw your head ,you gutless piss ant excuse for a man why dont you pick on someone your own size faggot ,if you ever come to nz let me know id love to meet you & kickbox every single one of your teeth clean out of your head ,i mean what sort of retard are you posting that on here ,what do you think people will think your cool or something ,try growing up BOY ,your pretty immature for your age kids these days are just pathetic -punch tucker,u chicken shit.

[Drvelasco45]

I was about to unsuscribe but then I saw this video, keep the science comin man :D

[joje90two]

I used to kill animals like these, then I took an arrow to the knee.

[farzamian]

hey CHAKNORES I'm tired of you man please stop that stupid play we dont like that thank you brother

[icefiredarksector748]

Dude, the caves aren't alive. Erosion is science; evolution is not.

[spectrex]

@icefiredarksector748 Comparing them to scupltures or paintings would be inaccurate, though. It's much more appropriate to compare them to beautiful ice caves or stalactite systems or intricate rock formations. Many of these are also just as beautiful as any painting or sculpture, but we know that they formed naturally through a combination of factors like erosion and geological activity.

The same goes for these creatures, except instead of erosion it's biological processes that formed them.

[icefiredarksector748]

To me, if you look at these creatures, they seem almost like a work of art. How could nothing design these creatures? A sculpture does not sculpt itself, neither does a picture paint itself.

[RuniScience]

@FalconAlpaca > Its true that this topic encompasses everything ... I'm a Molecular Biologist & to be one I have to accept scientific fact (and evidence) and I cán only be one because I accept the fact that Evolution is a fundamental part of the continuity of life ... I also accept Creation, because (without being an expert) , I accept that eveything in this Universe (including the Universe itself) was somehow created ...

[FalconAlpaca]

@RuniScience I did believe in creation, but science has proven again and again that evolution is fact. I feel that all Holy books should be taken metaphorically, almost as a set of rules and examples for life. Religion is almost like another parent, forever watching over you.

[RuniScience]

@RuniScience > Sometimes there just is no point ... I will not discuss this issue...