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What is your favourite cryptid, /x/?
Wampus cat.
Enfield
>>17011283
^
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I've always liked reading about the Kraken/Giant Squid too.
>>17011283
Bigfoot, but he's a little too mainstream, so if I had to pick another other favorite it would beMothman because he just scared people so well, whatever it was.
The fact that it had no head and it's eyes were set between it's shoulders, big red glowing eyes, the fact that it's first sighting was it chasing people in a car driving hundreds of miles an hour down the road (it was even thumping on their roof while chasing them), the fact that instead of roaring it emits a high pitched shrieking sound that seems to freak people out even more. The fact that it was known to disappear from one spot and reappear in another as if it could teleport. The way it's walk was described as an awkward shuffling around almost like it is such a monster it's not even comfortable being bipedal. How it was seen in so many weird situations from being out in the open to being seen by people standing outside their sliding glass doors and stuff. That's a monster who doesn't mind getting close to you.
I like that it can be so many different things. Some think it was a true alien, others think it was a genetic experiment or hybrid gone wrong, others think it's a demon or monster from another dimension that was summoned through black magick rituals or dimensional portal tampering like Montauk or other things.
It's one of those monsters who if you did see it it would probably shock you even more than seeing a Bigfoot or Ghost, it's just so alien. And it wasn't small, either, if it wanted to pick someone up and fly away with them it probably could.
Another thing Mothman has going for it - nobody sees it anymore. Some people like to dismiss Bigfoot as mass hysteria and that's why it's seen every year. Seeing a Bigfoot is rare but not nearly as rare as seeing Mothman because it seemingly only appeared for a short time and then it vanished from history, but it was still around recently, as within the last 50 years.
Either that or Champ, the Lake Champlain Nessie lake monster. When it was revealed that the famous Lochness Monster black and white photo was fake, everyone felt really deflated about there being a Plesiosaurus type monster left in the world, even though that's still how the majority of sightings described it the photographic evidence for the Lochness Monster was ruined.
But then Champ happened, another Plesiosaurus lake monster and this time the photograph was authenticated by research. The great thing about Champ was that, like the Lochness Monster Champ came from a body of water that had ancient legends about those types of creatures, so there was historical background for it being real. Everyone from natives to explorers had seen it before.
The "debunking" of this photo has been melted down to "it's a sea otter and the waves are causing a mirage to make it appear like it has a long neck". In other words the attempts to debunk this photo of Champ are super weak. It's more likely that these kind of sea/lake monsters exist and this was an actual photograph of one, and that makes it a strong cryptozoological animal.
I can't have multiple favorites but those are my top two/three at least.
Wolpertinger
>>17011316
Cenla?
>>17011711
NOTHING to do with crypto.
made up joke from local bavarians to fuck with drunk foreigners and have a laugh when those foreigners go look for it.
>>17011721
Like the jackalope?
>>17011585
I love me a Mothman
>>17011585
true patrician cryptid
>>17011585
Gef. The motherfucking. Mongoose.
>Be me, lurkin in /x/
>See cryptids post
>About to post mothman picture
>Suddenly remembers Martin Mystery adventures and how I loved it.
>mfw
I'm going to marathon all the series this weekend, guys.
>>17011283
Krasue - Asian but mainly Cambodian folk lore.
Just wiki search Krasue, it's steeped in a ton of lore and it's a decent read.
>>17012139
Oh, also Aswang. Just as interesting but Filipino lore.
![0cba3dad5bd0bf68be77f8cbfc82e59d[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/HOs0eZ3.jpg "0cba3dad5bd0bf68be77f8cbfc82e59d[1].jpg")
>>17011585
This, especially since it's from my area and appeared around my birth
But also Leviathan
>>17011283
Ur mom
>>17012266
This.
>>17012266
Good one. Even though the Ningen are whale sized I wonder if they inspired the aliens from The Abyss.
Or maybe technically they were never aliens because they've always been here. I think that was a particular red pill The Abyss was trying to provide the public with. Not all aliens are actually aliens.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHtQJIupQBA
Mongolian Death Worm
Spits acid, shocks from a distance, instant death upon touching.
>>17011283
Nahuelito
Bigfoot, Hopskinsville Goblin or Flatwoods Monster.
>>17012174
Leviathan was killed, though.
Michigan Dogman
I firmly beleive that Flatwoods Mosnter was a sanctioned controlled experiment in mass hysteria and psyops. A testing ground for that would later be loosely called Project Bluebeam.
>penelk
>>17011742
that one was more "let's see how much shit we can sell while spreading the mythos of a antelear rabbit"
>>17013391
>a antelear rabbit
The correct term is 'Jackalope'.
>>17013327
As opposed to this which is also known as the "JackOFFalope"
The most likely possibility is that some guy was smart enough to build some springed shows and decided to fuck around, wearing weird get-up while hopping everywhere fucking with women
ITT: a shower of bastards having a giggle.
>>17012268
Thats a dolphin
>>17012633
any proof of this, quite interesting one
Love me some Dover Demon.
>>17011283
I remember Majoras Mask too snon
>>17013606
/x/
Was it just a moose baby
>>17013444
This. Spring-Heeled Jack was literally a frat boy joke, like a lot of that shit back then. There were tons of "secret societies" that loved to fake spoopy shit and scare the plebs
>>17011585
There's a great documentary on Mothman and the phenomenae surrounding like (like indrid cold) that may still be on Netflix
The title has something to do with red eyes
Now there's Mothmans less successful cousin, THE OWLMAN.
The Owlman, sometimes referred to as the Cornish Owlman, or the Owlman of Mawnan, is a purported owl-like cryptid that was supposedly sighted around mid-1976 in the village of Mawnan, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom The Owlman is sometimes compared to America's Mothman in cryptozoological literature.
>>17013579
No proof, just tales from the gobi desert.
>>17011364
was most likely a weird fucked up deformed animal than a monster
>>17014516
What about a kangaroo with mange? Or wallabe? They can make huge ass leaps they have some claws on then hands and feets the tail could be 3rd leg , the part that doesnt add up is the number of toes in the tracks hmm
>>17013267
Nah fuck a psalm
>>17014544
Don't roos like to use there hands too? if three from the hands and three from the feet (which have slid back in the mud as it tried to move), that could be mistaken for 6 by someone who's never seen one before
>>17014544
Given the description of it, it was probably a deformed animal. It probably was a deformed wallabe or kangaroo that didn't have arms but also had mange
>>17011803
This one is incredibly stupid
>>17013278
Northern Michigan reporting in,
In my area there are a lot of swamps and deep woods. In an old house me and my dad lived in when I was younger the landlord wouldn't let us in the basement of the house because he said a dogman tore apart a man and a woman hiding in a closet down there when they owned the house. The walls and all the doors down there were clawed up as I remember it and he eventually bolted the doors shut that lead to it. People around here are terrified of that fucking thing.
you guys ever listened to this guy
he talks about cryptids
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRDFfDnR178DvtTk1pmrqtA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AVLuRSK2oA
>>17012633
This one always looked to me like a DnD monster. Still really cool. Hope someday /x/ gets it`s shit togheter for a big cryptid vs cryptid simulation.
>>17014687
So the dogman couldn't just come in the ground level? Only the basement? I would not live in a house where any dogman was nearby. Did you ever have run ins or hear one around there?
>>17014747
that or he's....[spoiler]lying[/spoiler]
Someone please elaborate on dogman??
>>17014788
basically some werewolf that was special enough to be dubbed a new name is constantly seen through michigan.
There's no backstory deep lore on where it came from though.
Probably because its might be fake and its the first time anyone ever cared about michigan
the loveland frog is pretty interesting
A giant bipedal frog that carries a wand around, that shoots out sparks
>>17014091
dude spring heeled jack is older than frats
>>17016004
elaborate
>>17012268
That reminded me of the Corfu creature
Better question. Which cryptid would most likely let you have sex with it?
>>17014112
Eyes of the Mothman
English big cats, because there's a chance they may actually exist.
>Lil B
>>17011283
Always hated those things.
If we're talking in general chupacabra is my favorite
But I keep a special spot in my heart for the Michigan Dogman
>>17011609
I don't know where you got that "explanation" for the photo, but I live in Burlington, VT on the banks of Lake Champlain, and I can tell you there are no fucking sea otters here.
Lots of beavers, but they would never be that far out in open water.
>>17011585
Technically, mass hysteria would generally occur over a short period of time and in a specific area. So there's actually more of an argument AGAINST Mothman having been real because of the fact that it meets that criteria.
Basically, within a small community, one person said they saw it, freaked everyone else out and then suddenly everyone "saw" it too. Until something happened that took people's minds off it (a bridge collapsing, if memory serves). Also very likely why Mothman is in hindsight thought to have had a hand in said incident, lol.
Still, cool urban myth.
Yuuri
>>17011316
literally what my parents used to keep us by the campfire
>>17011283
Mothman is pretty interesting. Lots of stuff ties into that.
>>17011585
moths are nice people you know
moths don't hurt people
>>17018490
We also have a number of regular animals that could stand in for the mothman and behave in an odd manner - barn owls and sandhill cranes readily spring to mind.
The other problem with mothman is that the two biggest parties in spreading the word (John Keel and Gray Barker) were both people already deeply involved in the UFOlogy money-making circuit, so they went to the liberty of spicing up the story a bit.
You dumbasses don't even realise the Gobi Desert isn't in Australia, the only place kangaroos are natural.
Also it said the worm would spit acicid shit, kangaroos CANNOT do that.
> it doesn't have a history to the legend so it musn't be real.
LOL.
scariest is the flatwoods monster
favorite is mothman
The Crater Lake Monster...
>>17011609
Yeh i saw some thing where a photo expert looked at this, and said this was a tail not a neck and body. basically the 'head' i guess is the tail entering the water and the 'hump' is one half of a tail fin. You cant see itin this, but apparently changing the light settings 'especially in the original photo' you see disturbance in the water where the head is, and shadowing showing the second half of the tail.
Essentially if you see videso and reports of the champ monster[s] they are described as snake like, or big whaleish creatures. It couldnt be serpent like, because the way it is said to travel through the water is to flow its body up and down like a slinky falling down the stairs. which is highly unlikley for serpent like creature (see sea snakes and oar fish). The other description of it being a massive creature like a whale also doesnt coincide with the serpent like reports. However there was a whale or like sea creature that used to live in the atlantic, which had many humps on its back. if these humps were out of the water it could look like a serpent, yet still also fit reports of a massive creature. Heuvelman cliamed that a Plurigibbosus novae-angliae was the cryptid responsible for the sitings and the evidence points towards him being correct. Or perhaps its a Zueglodon (Basilosaurus) which was said to be HHeuvelmans crypit
>>17016004
I don't think you realize the age of fraternal orders
>>17016061
He's just an idiot
>>17013327
Kek
>>17018484
Yeah it was a long shot grasping at straws explanation from someone from "Skeptic Magazine" or something. Go figure. They are obligated to let them have their say in documentaries like those the Discovery and History channel have had on the Champlain Nessie.
>>17019601
>Plurigibbosus novae-angliae
Something like this?
>>17016840
Good one I just saw that the other day. I looked up pictures of beaked whales and if that is a beaked whale it has the most epic beak of them all.
>>17011770
mothman is literally the plebbiest cryptid this side of bigfoot
>>17016840
Looks like a hippopotamus.
My dad
>>17014112
>>17017004
it no longer seems to be up and no torrents either
>>17017469
Like the eastern cougar in Canada.
>Both of my parents swear they've seen one.
>My grandfather shot at one as well.
>>17020736
Well that's just your opinion man and it's okay to have opinions even if they're wrong
Like yours
Which is wrong
>>17011609
i thought that was a floating log
>>17019120
They're talking about the enfield creature, not about the allghoi khorkoi
>>17020817
Underrated post
Does the wendigo count?
The Pandaconda for sure
>>17011899
its been on my backlog for a few months now
>>17011585
There have been plenty of winged inhumanoids seen since then. You guys should really do your homework before shitposting your inaccurate "facts".
>>17013482
>>17013730
No.
>>17019038
yes
>>17020932
just add it to the pile of lost media threads
>>17014788
This is the blog of the woman who has done the most research into the Great Lakes area's werewolf/dogman. Other cool stuff that she has investigated too.
http://lindagodfrey.com/
>>17019038
I don't trust them.
>>17021696
That's USA, still not Australia.
Kangaroos don't match the description, sorry.
> inb4 kangaroos are in America as well.
>>17021595
>>17011316
I think you mean the cattywampus.
>>17011803
because the others totally aren't.
![maxresdefault[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/8Tl560E.jpg "maxresdefault[1].jpg")
>>17013391
not quite. Jackalopes have a basis in fact, pic related. It's a rabbit with papilloma virus.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaZxQCDTlfQ
goatman
>>17011609
Why would anyone ever like champ more than the top lake monster, Ogopogo
>>17022619
Ogopogo is best lake monster.
>>17021891
I guess.
>>17019038
No they're not. Moths are vile. Basically fat, furry worms with wings. They wouldn't hesitate to go for your wallet.
Loveland Frog
>>17011803
Gef spooks me for some reason.
>>17022513
>>>/9gag/
>>17023134
Why, it's just a mongoose
>>17023324
oh, i'm sorry
didn't mean to mistake you for a redditor
back to 9gag now
>>17023332
no no no my friend
back to your home
>>>/trash/
It has to be mokele mbe-mbe
There's something about this type of animals (akin to elephants) that is scary and is one of those very few cryptids that could be real in those huge ass unexplored swamps and forests of Congo. People don't really appreciate how big Africa truly is thanks to shitty maps.
>>17015972
>loveland frog
Sounds awesome. A real life bullywug mage.
>>17015972
>mfw fish on Little Miami everyday in the summer
>mfw hoping to see it every time
>mfw I live in loveland
>>17011283
The Tokoloshe.
>>17017689
The rarest of all.
>>17016840
Its a fitting from a boat that's fallen in the water lmao
>>17023070
>sheeeeeiiit
>>17024235
But you're wrong
>>17023331
Yeah... one that TALKS.
>>17011283
Jersey Devil is metal, but I would have to go with The Loch Ness Monster or aliums
>>17011585
I agree, I'd have to say bigfoot. I'm an avid hiker and I'm in the woods a lot, have had a few encounters. Actually just on thanksgiving I was out hunting and heard one of their calls, freaked the fuck out of me
I feel like any cryptid that has reports early from natives makes it have some more legitimacy to it
Ninjen. Don't know why, it's just always had a place in my heart
>>17014747
There was no known claw marks or anything in the upper part of the house but we rented it out so maybe it was renovated. The dogman is thought of more as a species of animal than a myth in northern michigan so they could be anywhere up there. We have sightings all across the state from Midland to the Soo
>>17025257
So the ningen is a cryptid larger than a blue whale with the face of a man and human like arms?
The Mad Hatter of Mattoon.
>>17025384
Correct
>>17025528
How come no ones found it
>>17025542
your mom found it
I grew up in a town right between Point Pleasant and Flatwoods, both of which have (or used to have, in the case of the latter) huge festivals every year for their monster. That shit was great and got me into paranormal stuff to begin with, so Mothman and the Flatwoods Monster will always be my favorites.
Whats a cryptid?
I don't know what it's called and can't find anything on it(so if anyone here knows it'd be much help).
I wouldn't call it my favourite cryptid, but it's one that's certainly been stuck in my memory since I first heard of them.
In Australia and reading a storybook about Aboriginal Dreamtime. It talked about these tall(8ft+) shadow figures with piercing red eyes. They were really thin and hid inside the cracks in rock walls. They'd lie in wait for children to wander close before snatching them, pulling the child into the crack and devouring them.
The book I read might have taken artistic liberties, but it's the only reference I have.
I recall the creature quite vividly so I drew up what it was basically presented as.
>>17022055
but kangaroos ARE in America as well, friend. it's actually very easy to see one. you can find them in most cities of decent size in particular kinds of parks known as "zoos." Sometimes kangaroos and various other zoo-dwelling animals have been known to escape in to the wild, especially if the zoo was a temporary attraction as part of a old-fashioned traveling show.
>>17025625
that thread was so good
>>17025615
Not naturally.
Also,
> Kangaroos don't match the description, sorry.
That means I knew kangaroos can escape captivity, but they still don't match eye witness accounts.
Don't take me for a fool just because I said
> inb4 kangaroos are in America.
I knew that, but you didn't understand what I meant.
I meant they still don't match the description so it doesn't matter.
>>17024999
What did it sound like?
What were you hunting?
>>17025228
True.
>>17025666
Devil's trips
>>17025542
Are you serious?
Nobody knows where blue whales go in certain seasons and you can't imagine a crrature not yet found in our vast oceans?
Wow.
>>17025575
cryptid
ˈkrJptJd/
noun
an animal whose existence or survival is disputed or unsubstantiated, such as the yeti.
>>17025588
Do you know which region or peoples the story comes from?
It's hard to help with no general area.
>>17025588
bunyip?
>>17026009
I can only say that I'd read it in the Northern Territory. Unfortunately this doesn't really help.
>>17026014
Definitely not. Bunyips look more animalistic and live in swampland.
I should also clarify that though I said Dreamtime, it's more so on this plane, like a werewolf or bunyip would be.
Any friendly cryptid.
>>17025980
>"hurr I'm so smart because I know that blue whales aren't known to go anywhere specific"
Finding what is essentially a giant white hybrid of a whale and man the size of a blue whale wouldn't be that hard if it were real
>>17019051
Wikipedia says the huge sandhill crane was a possibility.
>>17026275
It's the size of a dolphin.
My favorite cryptid is the elusive gf
>>17011803
My personal favorite just because of the Lemon Demon song.
>>17011609
No, the debuking of the photo has been melted down to ''it's a floating log'', and it's a pretty big nail in the coffin for the Plesiosaurus model, considering Plesiosaurs were anatomically incapable of raising their necks in the serpentine manner. If, of course, we assume that's the head in the first place. Alternatively, it might as well be a fin of something more ''mundane'', like an aquatic mammal, and to be honest, in the photo it looks just as much as a floating log as a surfaced animal.
>>17026299
Because it's a dolphin.
>>17011283
>>17011316
that's a picture of mothman anon
>>17025384
>>17026275
>>17026299
>>17026507
It's a meme from 2chan. Seriously.
>>17027393
mothman is a qt.
>>17011711
Pikupstix??
>>17022567
>Jackalopes have a basis in fact
>>17011742
>tfw your great grandfather was there when the legend of the jackalope took off
Gramps said it was to fuck city slickers.
Gramps would always tell people that hes seen jackalopes, but he told me that they aren't real and that he and some native friends used to set up fake jackalopes by tying antlers to Rabbits and sticking them on walls or out in the bush.
>>17025588
Doesn't really answer question but its still good fun right?
Facebook slash IndigenousGhostParanormalStories/posts/118989034925815
>>17011283
human faced dogs.
With artificial selection, and selectively breeding dogs with more "human-like" faces over the centuries, it seems likely that this could happen.
>>17027641
I've actually been seeing this thing a lot but just out of the corner of my eye...should I be worried?
>>17024906
>>17011448
I live in the Pine Barrens. Wharton State Forest in particular. Jersey Devil is of particular interest around here. There was always this story among towns folk of two mangled coyotes hanging from power lines. Never really gave it much interest my self even though i live in the middle of its habitat.
Fun fact too, the birth house of the Jersey Devil is about 15 minutes away from me around Smithville (in particular Leeds Point) Leed is a common name in the Pines.
>>17027641
Even if you think mothman is not a "cool" cryptid you asked what my favourite was and is this one, because when I was a child I kinda found it interesting as opposed to bigfoot and others that even a child can tell are just a dude in a suit or a toy in a lake up close,
(I drew that just to get familiarized with artrage 3.5 so I know it is not very good, I have yet to get comfortable with the software)
>>17027564
>Jackalopes have a basis in fact
>implying they don't
>implying I didn't post a real picture of a real rabbit with real horns
>>17013278
the michigan dogman is 100% made the fuck up. the song, while scary as dicks, was an april fools prank that aired on the radio in the 1980's written by some guy named Steve Cook. it became so popular that it became ingrained in northern michigan folklore. they even made 2 crappy movies and released some CDs. you can buy them off the website.
i remember being scared of it as a little kid. they would play the song very early in the morning on the radio when it was still dark. grew up in a log cabin in the woods in northern michigan and i got the willies every time i heard it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uwFZYCwnS0 the song, should anyone be curious. it's worth a listen.
The man eating tree is also an interesting topic
Even though it's most likely fake, the idea that an animal or something else evolved to the point that it could pass off as a tree to make catching prey much easier it rather interesting
I think I saw one once. I don't remember what it's called, but I just saved the picture 'cuz it's so creepy.
>>17015972
Yeah Poroggo's are pretty great
>>17011283
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waheela this shit would suck to run into as it enjoys head removal.
>>17028049
mothman chronicles is my favorite movie.
>>17027641
Both my mother and an old childhood friend reported seeing red eyes in their window at night.
My mothers never been the type to life, especially about that stuff, she never even believed in ghosts. She was a little girl when it happened and she had cried and ran to her mothers room so we know it's not Sleep paralysis.
>>17028747
lie*
>>17027882
What is this from?
![2-CCWStandard[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/YHnAG3T.jpg "2-CCWStandard[1].jpg")
>>17027882
>You better keep your mouth shut because I'm fully strapped
>>17028932
Creepshow.
http://stephenliddell.co.uk/2013/10/26/the-legend-of-spring-heeled-jack/
http://www.prairieghosts.com/gasser.html
>>17025588
Quinkins.
I've always been fond of the adjule tho it prolly was just isolated sightings of african hunting dogs or jackals
>>17025588
I used to live up in Katherine gorge, what you're talking about are Mimi spirits. All of my aboriginal friends were terrified of them. That old world spiritually isn't something to scoff at.
>>17028678
>mothman chronicles
I remember gatting chills at the part where Indrid Cold calls
>>17011283
Nessie.
this threads has been alive for quite a while...
>>17025625
this image again... useless
>>17028998
What's really interesting about this one is that there were female foot prints found every time someone fell victim to this being, suggesting that the mad gasser was a female
>>17011721
So it's a haggis hunt.
>>17013444
For some reason I imagine Springheel Jack with a Skeletor voice.
>>17023011
An' then live there like the freeloadin' pricks they are.
>>17019120
What duh fuck you talkin' bout you braincase leakage dribble?
>>17020736
Fite me IRL scrublord I'll rek u hard m8
>>17021891
Possibly, but that's not a wendigo.
>>17022567
Ew.
>>17031201
NYEH
>>17011283
The Donaldsoar
>>17014091
>There were tons of "secret societies" that loved to fake spoopy shit and scare the plebs
This seems like an interesting pasttime. I should start doing this with my friends.
>>17018358
What is it? I'm spooked by it and need to know.
>>17026300
The feelsquatch has been discovered though.
Gevaudan beast anyone? That case is interesting as hell.
>>17032130
Flatwoods Monster. It's a thing from somewhere in the US but it became really popular in Japan.
>>17032299
>flat
>woods
Kek'd and check'd
>>17032156
>wolves the size of a calf
I wanna believe
>>17011585
>Bigfoot, but he's a little too mainstream
I guess people can be hipsters about anything
>cryptid
stop this shit already
are you fucking children? who the fuck thinks cryptids are real? this is NOT /x/ related. These are the threads that make people believe we are retarded
>>17032370
>almost missed the sarcasm
10/10 ruse.
>>17032299
>weird shit is popular in japan
Color me shocked
>>17023070
Battletoads?
>>17023070
Is that a frog chemist?
>>17027431
Even the name points to it being bullshit. Ningen is literally "human".
>>17011283
Thunderbird, which is weird cause I suffer from a moderate case of ornitophobia.
Black Eyed Kids, even though every BEK story is exactly, almost word-for-word, the fucking same.
>>17032743
All the BEK do is the same exact same thing
>>17028447
dogman is real, tons of sightings by regular people. its how the legend of werewolves came about, but it's not a shapeshifter, just an upright canid creature.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fouke_Monster
>>17033038
A case of a Bigfoot being special enough to get its own name
All of these:
http://www.bogleech.com/choco.html
>>17011448
I like his little booties.
>>17026300
>tfw will never fuck hot sasquatch pussy
>>17033115
Whoever typed this is a huge smug douchebag
>>17012633
Maybe this thing could shock you to death by absorving static eletricity brom buring against the sand, like that guy with dry skin and no hair that could turn on a light bulb and survive a eletric chair and armazenate charge. That's why it's instant death, If you touch it, you break the resistence and get all the charge.
Man, nature can be scary. Just imagine all the creatures that once lived on this earth up to millions of years past, but now there's only faint shadows of what once was and we'll never know.
>>17033203
Whoever typed this is a huge smug dipshit.
>>17032370
Divination AND agic are waaay more childish and fake, these cryptids have fake photos and evidence that fooled people at least, magic and divination are for retarded and delusional people and no adult should ever believe it.
>>17033652
You got that right Jerry. At least this isn't an RP.
Angels are cool.
Werewolves are cool too.
>>17033794
cursed beast...
>>17032370
>cryptozoology isn't /x/
>>17011364
What is the DEAL with cryptids?
>>17013444
I know that's what I'd do with advanced technology of my time. Maybe I'll get a time machine one day and go back to spoop the spring heel frat boys, act like I'm the real Jack.
>>17019120
>>17025615
Yep, and truth is often stranger than fiction. Someone could've privately owned a wallaby or roo as well. In fact, one getting sick and then getting into the wild makes even more sense if it was a normal jag off that owned one and not a zoo.
It's almost like the guy said there couldn't be chimps in america, and they'd never run away and be free either. Insane to think there are people out there that think an animal can't possibly leave it's continent of origin.
FUCK
>>17033636
Spotted the faggot
Back to Reddit
>>17034344
What are these
>>17014301
>Now there's Mothmans less successful cousin, THE OWLMAN.
Actually, the guy who runs the International Cryptozoology Museum says he thought the Mothman was an owl.
>>17034530
Spotted the defect
Back to Tumblr
>>17027641
I don't recall the number three being of any importance, but it seems on the right tracks.
>>17029230
Fucking fuck. I feel like this story is the one. I need to find myself a copy of it. Although the child-stealing creatures they mention don't fit my description save for the red eyes.
>>17034542
Basically they are like animals, like cows or something (I don't fucking remember), that have a side pair of legs shorter than the other side. Because of that they only can walk in hills or mountains and can only do laps.
I also heard that they only reproduce when a male meets a female while they do laps. And males and females do laps in different directions. One is clockwise and the other counter clockwise.
Typing this made me realize how much of a child's story this sounds like for fucks sake. You sure they considered a cryptid?
Dogman
>>17023070
Is anyone else really concerned for this frog? Look at him, he's off his tits at a rave.
>>17034851
Sounds like people don't know what bending your legs are
That or these are animals that lived the mountains so long they evolved fucked up short legs on one side to make it easier
>>17031134
That's wrong. They are associated with only one case. In the rest cases, the victims were describing a group of people (hearing voices before the attack or seeing them escape) or a tall man wearing dark garb.
The Glooboo.
>>17023070
The rarest Pepe.
>>17015972
>tfw Pepe finally became a wizard
>>17011283
Pepe the Frog.
