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Well Steve, I guess that's kinda like what Kathy was sayin' above, huh?!

Yep, maybe this guy here might've been right after all with that theory o' his when he wrote...

..."When the HMS Beagle pulled into the Galápagos Islands, I was able to disembark and observe the local flora and fauna. Amongst the many species of fauna I found were the carcasses of one particular species of Iguana lizards located at the base of a cliff. It seems this particular species of Iguanas had been prone to disregard the forces of gravity, and thus try as I might, I could not find any living examples of this species of Iguana left roaming these islands. And thus, I could only conclude that due to their apparent lack of being able to comprehend these forces, this particular species of Iguana were now extinct."

(...okay, naaah I admit it...Chuck up there didn't really write that...I made that all up...but, he COULD HAVE maybe, huh?!)



That's pretty good though.

http://www.mauritiushot.com/australian-dies-after-planking-from-seventh-floor-balcony/