Status: False.Photo is genuine, but was taken by a professional photographer with a remote control camera, at the 2002 San Fermin Festival in Pamploma, Spain.
Source: Snopes
See the Pet Blog's other entries on animal related internet hoaxes.
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Showing posts with label hoaxes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hoaxes. Show all posts
Monday, March 16, 2009
Internet Hoaxes: Bulls
Claim: Tourist's last photo is a close-up of an enormous charging bull.
Status: False.
Photo is genuine, but was taken by a professional photographer with a remote control camera, at the 2002 San Fermin Festival in Pamploma, Spain.
Source: Snopes
See the Pet Blog's other entries on animal related internet hoaxes.
Status: False.Photo is genuine, but was taken by a professional photographer with a remote control camera, at the 2002 San Fermin Festival in Pamploma, Spain.
Source: Snopes
See the Pet Blog's other entries on animal related internet hoaxes.
Internet Hoaxes: Bulls
Claim: Tourist's last photo is a close-up of an enormous charging bull.
Status: False.
Photo is genuine, but was taken by a professional photographer with a remote control camera, at the 2002 San Fermin Festival in Pamploma, Spain.
Source: Snopes
See the Pet Blog's other entries on animal related internet hoaxes.
Status: False.Photo is genuine, but was taken by a professional photographer with a remote control camera, at the 2002 San Fermin Festival in Pamploma, Spain.
Source: Snopes
See the Pet Blog's other entries on animal related internet hoaxes.
Friday, March 6, 2009
Internet Hoaxes: Crabs
Claim: Photographs show Christmas Island robber crab or coconut crab.
Originated in 2007 with text identifying it as a Christmas Island crab.
Circulated in 2009 with description as coconut crab.
Status: Partly true : The origins and authenticity of the photographs have not been verified, but there really are coconut crabs which can reach a leg span of 3.3 ft, a body length of 1.3 ft and weigh up to 38 pounds.
Reference: Snopes
See the Pet Blog's other entries on animal related internet hoaxes.
Originated in 2007 with text identifying it as a Christmas Island crab.
Circulated in 2009 with description as coconut crab.Status: Partly true : The origins and authenticity of the photographs have not been verified, but there really are coconut crabs which can reach a leg span of 3.3 ft, a body length of 1.3 ft and weigh up to 38 pounds.
Reference: Snopes
See the Pet Blog's other entries on animal related internet hoaxes.
Internet Hoaxes: Crabs
Claim: Photographs show Christmas Island robber crab or coconut crab.
Originated in 2007 with text identifying it as a Christmas Island crab.
Circulated in 2009 with description as coconut crab.
Status: Partly true : The origins and authenticity of the photographs have not been verified, but there really are coconut crabs which can reach a leg span of 3.3 ft, a body length of 1.3 ft and weigh up to 38 pounds.
Reference: Snopes
See the Pet Blog's other entries on animal related internet hoaxes.
Originated in 2007 with text identifying it as a Christmas Island crab.Circulated in 2009 with description as coconut crab.Status: Partly true : The origins and authenticity of the photographs have not been verified, but there really are coconut crabs which can reach a leg span of 3.3 ft, a body length of 1.3 ft and weigh up to 38 pounds.
Reference: Snopes
See the Pet Blog's other entries on animal related internet hoaxes.
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