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I was watching the show monsterquest on the history channel a few days ago and saw a guy named Nate Nelson that was shown working at a zoo at the sedgwick county zoo in wichita,kansas,he even spoke a few sentences.Did anyone see it?They said he was in charge of the reptile section.I'm just wondering if thats the same guy that is a member of this site?It was about dragons,mainly the komodo dragons.I apologize if this was brought up before,I didn't see it as I searched the site.
 
It is in fact the Nate Nelson from here. There was a thread somewhere on here about it but I can't find it.
 
Haha, yeah, it was him. I remember him showing it to me one time.
 
Nate's not just a member, he's the co-founder of this site and a genuinely good guy.
 
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Well now I know what was up with all of those bigfoot pictures in the visitor's messages on his profile. I love Monsterquest!
 
Hi Eddie - yeah, that's me.

John - pure evil.
 
If it's an issue I can remove it.
 
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