To me it does look humanoid. One thought I had while looking at these photos was that it reminded me of a chimpanzee. So either a run away chimp or a window faller, that would be my guess. But it certainly doesn't 'feel' right looking at it.Zadius Sky said:At first, it looked like a hungry bear with its head down or some kind of animal. If it's not any known animal, it might be a window faller. Things have been stranger lately, with new creatures been popping up.
Which web browser are you using? I would strongly recommend Firefox (_http://www.mozilla.com) as well as installing extra plug-ins for added security. These give you more control over what you allow on you computer. The first one blocks unauthorized scripts, such as that video flash install. The second one block ads.JP said:Aaagh! Just tried to find the other photo and came on a blog with the hunters name that supposedly had the photo stills and it tried to install a flash program with a lot of dodgy stuff on it!
Some people are sick. sad
Anyone know of good antihacker software?
Yes I use Mozilla now but it came up with an error when trying to view the photos. I thought it didn't have the proper plug-ins so switched to IE to view that site. I should have known but was shocked that someone would go to so much trouble over a seemingly minor news story.rylek said:Which web browser are you using? I would strongly recommend Firefox (_http://www.mozilla.com) as well as installing extra plug-ins for added security. These give you more control over what you allow on you computer. The first one blocks unauthorized scripts, such as that video flash install. The second one block ads.
NoScript plug-in: _https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/722 and
Ad Block plug-in: _https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1865