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Nature show: Fact or Fiction?

 The slimy blockfish is fascinating, but is it even real?
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Eye-opening, educational nature documentary mini-series except half are completely made up. Some of the frauds use real footage with increasingly false information, some use high quality special effects and weave wildly believable new worlds. Not even the narrator can be informed of which one is which to avoid bias. The answer isn't at the end, if you want to know then you've got to do your own research.
—mace, Feb 08 2022

The Colugo - Is it real or is it CGI? https://img-9gag-fu...911WWZ_460svav1.mp4
Absolutely looks like a pet you'd see in Star Wars. [AusCan531, Feb 14 2022]

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       I swear I had a somewhat, kind of similar idea today from a popup ad that featured some very realistic fake animals. I was thinking of just having a contest to see how many people could be fooled into believe in them, like Bigfoot or whatever.   

       Just curious, did you see that ad with the dogs looking at these weird crab/frog/octopus like creatures?   

       If not that's a very weird coincidence. [+] by the way.
—doctorremulac3, Feb 08 2022
   

       Tonight on 'Ripley's Believe It or Not...'
—RayfordSteele, Feb 08 2022
   

       Sasquatch is real.   

       As you were.   

       If you believe in the simulation he's about as real as anything else.   

       I assume it's a he. If not my apologies to Ms Sasquatch.
—doctorremulac3, Feb 09 2022
   

       My guess is that the //Nature show// as described is made up.
—pocmloc, Feb 09 2022
   

       Big bun for encouraging actual scientific thought
—Voice, Feb 09 2022
   

       + fake news
—xandram, Feb 09 2022
   

       The vast majority of Aussies are such lowgrade morons that I can see the Koala becoming a mythical beast. Whereas the Aussies once made plans to cull Koalas from a crowded island, they are now listed as endangered in large parts of Australia.
—4and20, Feb 11 2022
   

       Beware the drop bear.
—RayfordSteele, Feb 11 2022
   

       Love this idea. Love it. I love it so much...I can't tell you. Did I tell you I love this idea???
—blissmiss, Feb 12 2022
   

       Is the [-] for the possibility that people might get confused by partial viewing therefore murking up public knowledge worst than it is.   

       [-] explaination needed please.   

       Made up ones have there own factually possible other system planets, with gravity and weird environmental conditions.
—wjt, Feb 12 2022
   

       Is the [-] for the possibility that people might get confused by partial viewing therefore murking up public knowledge worst than it is.   

       [-] explanation needed please.   

       Made up ones have there own factually possible other system planets, with gravity and weird environmental conditions.
—wjt, Feb 12 2022
   

       See the Colugo [link] which I'd never heard about until this week.
—AusCan531, Feb 14 2022
   

       Creepy little critter eh?
—doctorremulac3, Feb 14 2022
   

       don't we get lied to enough? ggrrrrr
—po, Feb 14 2022
   

       You asked that same question yesterday, po, on this very thread.
—DrBob, Feb 14 2022
   


 

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