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OK, ya got me here! Where are the Plaedian ET spies from? Maybe that is something that only you and Stress know for sure?

The constellation of Taurus. We're really friendly lol, though stress does like to do Reptilain immitations.

Are you sure you're not from another dimension rather than from another constellation?

both. I didn't want to freak you out by adding our dimensional selves into the mix.

Gosh Bohdi...I always pronounced your last part of your name as Piranha. Hence maybe your reptilian fish like heritage here as I thought that perhaps you are indeed a descendant of the missing link below:(4 The record, just friendly bantering with you)

(CNN)(Jan 8 10) -- Scientists have found the oldest fossilized footprints made by a four-legged creature forcing a rethink on when fish first crawled out of water and onto land.

The discovery of the footprints in a former quarry in the Holy Cross Mountains in south-eastern Poland are thought to be 395-million years old -- 18 million years older than the earliest tetrapod (a vertebrate with limbs rather than fins) body fossils.

The report published Thursday in the science journal Nature says the footprints of the tetrapod measure up to 26 (10 inches) centimeters wide, which scientists say is indicative of an animal around 2.5 (7.5 feet) meters in length.

The footprints are also 10 million years earlier than the oldest known elpistostegids -- creatures which displayed some animal characteristics but retained fins.

Philippe Janvier from the Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle in Paris, and reviewer of the paper told CNN: "It is a really stunning discovery because it's the earliest evidence we have of tetrapods. These footprints are clear enough to attest that tetrapods were there 395 millions years ago."

The report's authors say their findings "force a radical reassessment of the timing, ecology and environmental setting of the fish-tetrapod transition, as well as the completeness of the body fossil record."

As well as finding fossilized footprints, Per Ahlberg, Professor of Evolutionary Organismal Biology, Uppsala University, Sweden and his co-authors from the Polish Geological Institute in Warsaw also report finding several tracks of different sizes and characteristics.

The tracks, they say, have distinctive 'hand' and 'foot' prints and no evidence of a dragging body.

Ahlberg said in a video on the Nature Web site: "The trackway shows pairs of prints -- the sort of tracks a salamander would leave if it walked. In order to make tracks like the ones found you need to have front legs and back legs that are about the same size."

Ahlberg said the disused quarry where the fossils were discovered has yielded some of the most exciting finds he has encountered in his career as a paleontologist.

Although Janvier describes the lack of skeletal evidence as "frustrating" it doesn't undermine the importance of the discovery. "It changes what we thought about the evolutionary tree concerning the part dealing with transition from fish to land vertebrae." Janvier said.

"The divergence between the tetrapods and their closest fish relatives is much younger than previously thought and it obliges us to find actual evidence -- skeletons or complete fossils -- in much earlier strata that could enlighten us between this divergence."

you tricked me with a picture of when you were 22...

So are you trying to trick us with your picture here? Are you perhaps also 22 you whipersnapper?

Ya that was me, bohdipiranha I'll mail you and tell you where the skeleton is as long as you promise not to tell anyone.

If God was subject to verification there would be nothing to dicuss on this topic.Promise you this much,if he were to turn up he would prove to be the ultimate practical joker...
As for BodhiP{i]rana and StressFree...No they do NOT exist....I made them up in an idle moment and they have no other Creator.