View of somewhere in southern Botswana from about 10km altitude, 30 August 1983.
The thunderbunny's footprints were probably caused by local sheetwash where small intense rainfall downbursts came from a thundercloud.
View of somewhere in southern Botswana from about 10km altitude, 30
August 1983.
The thunderbunny's footprints were probably caused by local sheetwash
where small intense rainfall downbursts came from a thundercloud.
What's this got to do with A. Sengor? Well, he once narrowly avoided ascribing a large-scale Alpine tectonic pattern to being caused by the footprints of the giant thunderbunny, in an abstract submitted for a national Geological Society of America meeting; something to do with leaving a partially typed abstract form in the typewriter while out for dinner, and Steve DeLong happening to pass by in the interval!