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I assume this is a half-pipe rock formation located in Australia.
 
Hey do not do it! I am not done with my game. Whoever wins, post it. Thank you. Follow the rules at post number 1. Thank you.


dbarovian said:
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where ?
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Very rare and primative shark called a Frilled Shark has been photographed and filmed by a marine park in Japan. This species shark is very rare, lives in deep water and has been around since prehistoric times.
 
JClarke said:
County = Australia, Sunshine Coast = Regional
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Watch out two different mean

Country and county

USA = country (not county)
Washington = state
King = county (alike regional) include Seattle, Renton, Redmond, Bellevue
Seattle = City
 
Frilled sharks, Order Chlamydoselachiformes, are among the oldest living species of sharks, with fossil evidence dating
to 95 million years ago. Some paleontologists suggest it is a living cladodont shark, a shark that existed as long ago as
380 million years

From Sharksavers.org
 
Yep right! But however dbarovian beat you.

Bottesini said:
Frilled sharks, Order Chlamydoselachiformes, are among the oldest living species of sharks, with fossil evidence dating
to 95 million years ago. Some paleontologists suggest it is a living cladodont shark, a shark that existed as long ago as
380 million years

From Sharksavers.org
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Your turn :)

dbarovian said:
Very rare and primative shark called a Frilled Shark has been photographed and filmed by a marine park in Japan. This species shark is very rare, lives in deep water and has been around since prehistoric times.
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Sasha64 said:
Wave Rock in Hyden in Perth Western Australia?
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You are right!!! :cheers:

Wave Rock is a natural rock formation near the small town of Hyden in Western Australia. It derives its name from the fact that it is shaped like a large, smooth wave. It should be pointed out that the shape of the rock is not caused by a wave phenomenon. Instead, its rounded wave-like shape has been formed by weathering and water erosion, which has undercut the base, leaving a rounded overhang. The rock itself is about 15 meters high, approximately 110 metres long, and consists mainly of granite.

The vertical black lines are caused by an algae and water pouring down the cliff after the heavy rains during the wet season.
 
More than 24hours someone has to take over.
 
You're the creator of the thread.
 
LoL. Cool! Go ahead post the image here. :D
 
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