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| rdfs:comment | - Gurken (Gurco Incomptius) or simply The Gurk is a predator believed to have existed in Northern Europe around the second ice age. First discovered in Norway during the a highway construction, this magnificent creature is believed to have roamed the mighty highlands with four pincer-like legs, two racor sharp claws and an appetite for almost every species available at the time. Archeologists around the world flocked to the excavation site to examin the well preserved body. It can now only be seen at the Archological museum of Oslo.
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| abstract | - Gurken (Gurco Incomptius) or simply The Gurk is a predator believed to have existed in Northern Europe around the second ice age. First discovered in Norway during the a highway construction, this magnificent creature is believed to have roamed the mighty highlands with four pincer-like legs, two racor sharp claws and an appetite for almost every species available at the time. Archeologists around the world flocked to the excavation site to examin the well preserved body. It can now only be seen at the Archological museum of Oslo.
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