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This big guy was recently photographed in the Kruger. It was doing a great job of showing off its catch. Unfortunately we never saw the actual kill, but watching him thrash the carcass around was very exciting.
Kenner's Aliens Vs. Predator line was the first taste in Xenomorph toys for so many people... and even though they eventually relied on repaints, they still hold up today!
Lava Planet is a repaint of Cracked Tusk, one of the first Predator toys (based on Broken Tusk from the first AvP novel). It is unclear if he's somehow made of lava, or a mutant, or perhaps this is his active camo. But either way, it's awesome!
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Praying mantises are bold predators that stay still like a dead branch and act like lightening when the prey comes closer with their first pair of legs and eat the unwary creature. They are not venomous and are bold enough to get close to humans. In fact this little green mantis used the pant on my lap as vantage point to clean itself as well as checking the perimeter for prey and predators.
Note the many spiracle openings in the side of its abdomen that these insects used to breathe.
The predator has been fully magnetised so that it can use any of the configurations in the kit. Also with additional parts it can be used as most of the other rhino based tanks
This is a closeup shot of the water emerging from a fountain pipe, which formed this "head".
Update 22.4.2008: This photo has got a 5th place in Top 10 Wired Reader Macro Photos, Decided by You" contest held by Wired.com, yay! Thanks to everyone who had voted for it!
FIN DE CURSO DE FX!
Mi predator está terminado! Gracias a todos mis compañeros Ricardo Plaza Jiménez Lily Mg a mi grandisima profesora Loli Salinas Arques y a mi grandisima modelo/musa/amiga te quiero! Lidia MartÃn Photgraphy
Ha sido un año productivo, enorme y satisfactorio os voy a echar de menos....hasta el año que viene ;P
Modelo: Lidia MartÃn
FX y prótesis: Irene Serrano
FotografÃa y Edición: Irene Serrano
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I saw this beauty take a pidgeon out of the sky, land with it in the road, but because there's were cars around, decided to shift it to our alley way where she proceeded to devour it.
Last night a Predator Drone was circling our area. Normally they don't look like this, it's running lights only because we're near an airport. Probably not looking at us, it's flying high and they can see far.
They've got a characteristic flight pattern, and so even though this is just a distant blinky light (this is at 20X magnification) it's certainly a Predator. They fly this area a lot during the day, I'll put up some more video later.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MQ-1_Predator
One of the interesting things I've been pondering about drones is their range. With a conventional aircraft you have to, well, fly back. I noticed this cited reason for losing one "running out of fuel while protecting troops under fire." At some point with a drone you can say 'fuck it, the troops are worth more' and let it go down. I'm not sure how often this happens, but I hope it's in the decision matrix.
The Predator Prowler Is an alien gunship, used when conqering Earth like planets/civilisations. It is a VTOL, but is also equiped with a gravity controler...........