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Posted by kerry on October 31, 2002 at 13:38:54:
In Reply to: What is your logic? n/p posted by Mark Seward on October 31, 2002 at 13:06:38:
......for wild Gilas to be hatching yet? Wild adult females lay their eggs about a month or so later(give or take a week) than their captive counterparts do. Most of the captive eggs are hatching NOW, thus providing the opportunity for this first rate yet STAGED documentary!
There are a few other clues, such as the eggs appear to be too "clean", the deposition chamber too "open", etc., but these I suppose could have possibly been the result and/or caused in the process of discovery and subsequent monitoring.
I still say staged... So tell us Doc, are we going to get to see the whole thing on video or not?... B^]
