Mrs. Reynolds is having some fun with her camera. The picture is really two pictures in one. Both of them were taken by Mrs. Reynolds' camera last night at the Tualatin Public Library. The old bones you see really are on display there. But they're not nearly as large as they look in this photograph.
Exactly. Just so, sir. You being a 19th Century personality are of course not burdened with the presentiments and prejudices of the 20th and 21st Century on these topics. Welcome aboard sir. And please don't cough in my face, sir.
what kind of bones are those?who found those bones? who found them?is it really that big? who took that picture? where is the head?where is it on display?what is it?
Those old bones belonged to a creature who looked like an elephant, except it was creature bigger than an elephant, and a whole lot harrier! (Can you imagine a hairy elephant twice the size of any elephant in the zoo!? Ha! I guess not.)
Some of you kids are too smart for me. I can't answer your questions. Hmmmm. I will think hard about a question to ask right back at you. Let's see. Let me think. AH!! I know! Here's the question and the question is: "Hey folks! What do you think of Mrs. Reynolds? Isn't she cool?"
hi it is cool !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:):):):):) <3 payton
ALL THESE QUESTIONS! It is so big! How did you get it on there? -Brenna that's a big mammoth. is it missing any bones? That thing is huge!!! How did you fit it all together. It looks kind of creepy without the head. The head is what's missing!-Sarah where is the head? how old is it? where is it? KATHRINE hy-lauren how old do you think the bones are i wish i could see it How in the world did you get that thing on there? How long did it take? How big are those bones?? How much do they weigh??-Sarah how big are the bones exactly? was there ever a recording of a mud slid in that area. Um what happened to the head??? It's sort of creepy.How long did it take to put it together? How big are the bones??-Brenna Where did you find it?-Sarah Rub a dub dub.Hi. hahahahahahaha lololol when did they find the bones? how did they get the bones out thy must way a ton?!!!!!! i wish it was alive!-Gabriel COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):) how old is the woolly mammoth ? Head head head!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wheres the head? are you still looking for the head? Jdoghi it is cool !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:):):):):) <3 payton poor wolly mamoth NO HEAD! were is his head.hahahahahahahahahaha.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhThat is cool lolhey!i forgot how you guys founed that enormis. Is it upside down? What's that thing?? Why is the name "Trick Photo"? why are there so many people commenting on this? I have no idea what's wrong.
Woolly mammoth bones are found all over the place in some parts of the earth. The one in this photo was found over by Fred Meyers in Tualatin when they built the Freeway. Only half the critter was found. It probably washed in from a long ways away. Northern Siberia is filled with Woolly mammoth bones. "Weird" is the word to use when you're talking about the woolly mammoths and why they all died.
Please go to Tualatin Library and look at the woolly mammoth. You'll be just like Mrs. Reynolds and me. We thought we knew everything, but we went home scared!
YOU SAID: I dont see any thing wrong... I DONT GET HOW IT CAN BE TWO PICTURES!!!!!!!! CLYDE SAYS: Because I fooled you! Hahahaha! I'm bad! I'm bad. I fooled you! (It really is two pictures smooshed together. Look carefully at the heads of the people and see how some of them are half missing because I was so sloppy.)
YOU SAID: That thing looks like a dog!!!!!!!!!I love dooggies!! not headless ones! CLYDE SAYS: "I would not want a dog that looks like that thing! No way!"
The Wooly Mammoth roamed the northern hemisphere of the world for thousands of years.It died off during the Pleistocene period (10,000 years ago. So the critter found in Tualatin could have died before or after the Bretz Flood which was 15,000 years ago. Half of it was buried in the mud and the other half must have washed away, including both of the tusks.
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Mrs. Reynolds is having some fun with her camera. The picture is really two pictures in one. Both of them were taken by Mrs. Reynolds' camera last night at the Tualatin Public Library. The old bones you see really are on display there. But they're not nearly as large as they look in this photograph.
I wonder what kind of bones they are.
I wonder what the man is saying about those old bones.
Aye,this looks like some sort of scientific lecture. Perchance over the demise of the said creature in the photo. John Brown
Exactly. Just so, sir. You being a 19th Century personality are of course not burdened with the presentiments and prejudices of the 20th and 21st Century on these topics. Welcome aboard sir. And please don't cough in my face, sir.
Hi!
Big thing
I said HI! I did!see......Hi!
I wonder what the bones could be from??
hey you guys!!
yesterday i thot of random things on my swing,like.....ichy pants sindrome!i actuley thot of that this smorning.
Don't listen to my friend
Who was the one that found those bones?
hahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahaaha
Why did you mix the pictures?
why is there a skeleten in the libary?
this photo is really neat!
hello dino
How is it so speicel.
what is that anyways?
aye,how big are those big bones!
Was it really in Tualatin?
What is the trick in the photo?
How big are those bones
dinos are amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i love dinos
i like the bones
hi
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
I like the bones and who found the bones
where did you find the bones.I love the photo.
your cool
The bones look really big.Why?
where did you find the bones?
what kind of bones are those?who found those bones? who found them?is it really that big? who took that picture? where is the head?where is it on display?what is it?
If you want to see how big those old bones really are, you will need to go to the Tualatin Public Library to see them in person.
Those old bones belonged to a creature who looked like an elephant, except it was creature bigger than an elephant, and a whole lot harrier! (Can you imagine a hairy elephant twice the size of any elephant in the zoo!? Ha! I guess not.)
Some of you kids are too smart for me. I can't answer your questions. Hmmmm. I will think hard about a question to ask right back at you. Let's see. Let me think. AH!! I know! Here's the question and the question is: "Hey folks! What do you think of Mrs. Reynolds? Isn't she cool?"
Oh yes she is. I am so happy for her because she is your teacher. And you should be happy too. Tell me you agree.
that is coool
Lauren
It is so big! How did you get it on there?
-Brenna
that's a big mammoth. is it missing any bones?
That thing is huge!!! How did you fit it all together. It looks kind of creepy without the head. The head is what's missing!
-Sarah
where is the head?
how old is it?
where is it?
KATHRINE
hy
lauren
how old do you think the bones are
i wish i could see it
How in the world did you get that thing on there? How long did it take? How big are those bones?? How much do they weigh??
-Sarah
how big are the bones exactly?
was there ever a recording of a mud slid in that area.
Um what happened to the head??? It's sort of creepy.How long did it take to put it together? How big are the bones??
-Brenna
Where did you find it?
-Sarah
Rub a dub dub.Hi.
hahahahahahaha lololol
when did they find the bones?
how did they get the bones out thy must way a ton?!!!!!!
i wish it was alive!
-Gabriel
COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)
how old is the woolly mammoth ?
Head head head!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wheres the head? are you still looking for the head? Jdog
hi it is cool !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:):):):):) <3 payton
poor wolly mamoth NO HEAD!
were is his head.hahahahahahahahahaha.
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
That is cool lol
hey!i forgot how you guys founed that enormis.
Is it upside down?
What's that thing??
Why is the name "Trick Photo"?
why are there so many people commenting on this?
I have no idea what's wrong.
ALL THESE QUESTIONS!
It is so big! How did you get it on there? -Brenna
that's a big mammoth. is it missing any bones?
That thing is huge!!! How did you fit it all together. It looks kind of creepy without the head. The head is what's missing!-Sarah
where is the head? how old is it? where is it? KATHRINE
hy-lauren
how old do you think the bones are
i wish i could see it
How in the world did you get that thing on there? How long did it take? How big are those bones?? How much do they weigh??-Sarah
how big are the bones exactly?
was there ever a recording of a mud slid in that area.
Um what happened to the head??? It's sort of creepy.How long did it take to put it together? How big are the bones??-Brenna
Where did you find it?-Sarah
Rub a dub dub.Hi.
hahahahahahaha lololol
when did they find the bones? how did they get the bones out thy must way a ton?!!!!!!
i wish it was alive!-Gabriel
COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)
how old is the woolly mammoth ?
Head head head!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wheres the head? are you still looking for the head? Jdoghi it is cool !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:):):):):) <3 payton
poor wolly mamoth NO HEAD!
were is his head.hahahahahahahahahaha.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhThat is cool lolhey!i forgot how you guys founed that enormis.
Is it upside down?
What's that thing??
Why is the name "Trick Photo"?
why are there so many people commenting on this?
I have no idea what's wrong.
All I can say is: You kids need to stay in school and figure out how to make sure the whole human race doesn't wind up like that pile of old bones!
Woolly mammoth bones are found all over the place in some parts of the earth. The one in this photo was found over by Fred Meyers in Tualatin when they built the Freeway. Only half the critter was found. It probably washed in from a long ways away. Northern Siberia is filled with Woolly mammoth bones. "Weird" is the word to use when you're talking about the woolly mammoths and why they all died.
Please go to Tualatin Library and look at the woolly mammoth. You'll be just like Mrs. Reynolds and me. We thought we knew everything, but we went home scared!
I dont see any thing wrong...
I DONT GET HOW IT CAN BE TWO PICTURES!!!!!!!!
That thing looks like a dog!!!!!!!!!I love dooggies!! not headless ones!
YOU SAID:
I dont see any thing wrong...
I DONT GET HOW IT CAN BE TWO PICTURES!!!!!!!!
CLYDE SAYS: Because I fooled you! Hahahaha! I'm bad! I'm bad. I fooled you! (It really is two pictures smooshed together. Look carefully at the heads of the people and see how some of them are half missing because I was so sloppy.)
YOU SAID:
That thing looks like a dog!!!!!!!!!I love dooggies!! not headless ones!
CLYDE SAYS: "I would not want a dog that looks like that thing! No way!"
where is the other half
what happend to the elaphant where is its haed.
I wonder where the rest of the body went!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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what is it called again?..............................a manaty?i don't know what it's called or how to spell it.hahahahahahahahaha!
The Wooly Mammoth roamed the northern hemisphere of the world for thousands of years.It died off during the Pleistocene period (10,000 years ago. So the critter found in Tualatin could have died before or after the Bretz Flood which was 15,000 years ago. Half of it was buried in the mud and the other half must have washed away, including both of the tusks.
What is that? do you know if its real?
i think its funny
wierd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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