Picture of a pred without armour/clothes?

[azerty]

It probably looks like a muscled human

Where does he put all his weapons ? All of a sudden he picks out a disc, a spear or a netgun

[one_ugly_mf]

I hope you never thought that pred sticks his disk right into his ass , didnt you ?

[one_ugly_mf]

Always wondered why did they blurred his genitals and sculptured them in the first place

[Caledonia]

Check out some members figures collection, some models have no armour or weaponry

http://www.avpgalaxy.net/forum/index.php?topic=126.0

[Half-knife]

Are you people for real? If the Predators are reptilian, they wouldn't have external genitalia.

[Uncanny Antman]

Are you people for real? If the Predators are reptilian, they wouldn't have external genitalia.

  Operative word:  IF.

[gameoverman]

Predators have balls, otherwise they wouldn't need a codpiece. 

[Uncanny Antman]

^It could be his asshole under there for all we know.

[gameoverman]

Well that doesn't make one iota of sense. 

[Uncanny Antman]

Sure it does.  It makes exactly one iota of sense.

Just because they are humanoid, why would you assume all their organs are placed the same as ours?

[gameoverman]

For practical purposes, of course.  Evolution tends to not be as dumb as you think (at least in the long run).

[Uncanny Antman]

Why isn't it practical?  We urinate from there, maybe they excrete all their waste together, rather than separately?

[gameoverman]

If it was practical then you'd find an example of a similar animal on earth.  Well, no.  I'm no biologist but there does seem to be a pretty good reason why the urinary and digestive system are kept seperate.

[Uncanny Antman]

Are you going to use the "there would be an example on Earth" for all of the other traits that Aliens and Predators exhibit?

[gameoverman]

Yes, because every type of possible lifeform in the timeframe of 4.5 billion years has already been created on earth. Unless you are going to argue that aliens and predators aren't carbon based lifeforms.  Aliens are possibly biomechanical but I can't say the same thing about predators.

The thing is, if non-carbon based lifeforms could develop - then why haven't they done so on earth (earth is rich in silicon and other elements)?