Aug 12

Written by: Mike Hallett
8/12/2008 12:38 AM

  "Say hello to the Hallettestoneion Seazoria Dragons"
         ( note, this blog was origanally created for BBC researchers)

    Welcome, I am SEAZORIA: And five years ago I discovered a prehistoric biological marine ecosystem, frozen in time. And what I found was the true prehistoric sea dragons. You just could have no idea how much  fun I have had over the years playing around exploring all the large-scale super evolved super spectacular, prehistoric Hallettestoneion Seazoria Dragons. This is not fantasy land, this is real life and it is unfolding right in front of my eyes. This is my day job. Discoverer of the Hallettestoneion Seazoria Dragons, Mr. Mike Hallett aka Seazoria.

    IF you read my blogs here at the BBC London you will be getting your Seazoria Dragon information directly from the source. I am 10,000 hours ahead of the greatest paleo scientific minds on the planet. My knowledge's and understandings of the Hallettestoneion Seazoria dragons comes directly out of the Hallettestoneion Heights, Seazoria Dragon remains graveyards.

......fellow BBC researchers if you would like to come along for the ride, fasten your seat belts and hold on because Hallettestoneion Seazoria Dragons discovery is going to get wild. On a global scale. Yea-Haw ride-um cowboy.

    Lets say we get this party started. Yesterday here at the Seazoria Dragon Laboratory The research project hosted a high tech Geology company. Our objective was to map the chemical composition of the Seazoria Dragons spikes and teeth. Due to the extreme age and size of the Seazorias a new chemical biological structural composition profile. Initial review of the data clearly showed a biological profile. calcium. We have successfully broken the glass ceiling of discovery acceptance.

     So here we go. The next step is going to use Ground penetrating radar To determine the exact location and size of teeth underneath the skull of Laflidksi Seazoria. Laflidski Seazoria is a male Hallettestoneion Seazoria Dragon. It is easy to tell male Seazorias have a large main spike right behind there skull at the top of the neck.

More detailed info regarding the next phase of the Hallettestoneion Seazoria dragon remains discovery. The greatest prehistoric biological discovery in history. And the Seazoria dragons are also the largest and most advanced forms of life ever found. And you are cordially invited to participate. Get your Seazoria Dragon info from an insiders perspective. Talk to me people, I want to hear what you are thinking.

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