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In China and Chile there are scarily similar reports of a cryptid that preys on people. They are massive creatures that ambush people and drink their their blood. There have been sightings of them for centuries, but is there any truth to these reports?
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Final illustration of Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbileu. My version is a terrestrial forest-dwelling species representing a new stegosaur family I'm calling Prasinosauridae, related to extinct taxa like Paranthodon and Tuojiangosaurus. #mbielumbielumbielu #congo #cryptid
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In North America there is a reoccurring terrifying story in multiple lakes. Underwater divers will come face to face with giant monsters in the deep. They've even been connected with disappearances. Could there really be massive fish is the water?
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Beware the frogmen! Inspired by the Ohio frogman cryptid and old horror movie posters.
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Every *known* large freshwater fish species on earth
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Fun fact.
The TV show ‘River Monsters’ ended because Jeremy Wade literally caught every large freshwater fish species on Earth, and simply ran out of content for the show.
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Check this out, it goes into the theory that giant stingrays in China and Chile are attacking people and feeding on their blood. One of the rays Jeremy Wade caught is also mentioned
youtu.be/hvtJ7SCi5_Y?is=EnDv…
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I've stumbled down a weird rabbit hole. It turns out that the "rock formations are actually giant petrified trees" people have been around for a long time.
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A seemingly forgotten critique of the ISC's Journal Cryptozoology, published by Tim M. Berra in the Ohio Journal of Science: Volume 84, Issue 3 (June, 1984)
"If it becomes more critically rigorous, I may be able to take it seriously."
kb.osu.edu/items/4c91706d-e1…
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In 1993, fisherman Lyle Dyslin pulled up a rather strange catfish. It had a flat head, a flat tail, a dog-like face and almost feet-like fins. After taking a photograph, he threw the fish back into the lake. Theories on what it was range from a long extinct species to a mutation
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Found an unexpected name in a punisher comic
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Everyone seems to like the first one, I’ve developed it a bit more. Y’all still feeling this?
I’m thinking of doing a horror movie style poster of the Loveland frog. Here’s three mock ups I’ve done, do y’all have any preference for what would look best or feedback based on these very rough sketches?
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Announcing the earliest stages of the wiki for the Cryptozoological Digitization Project, more information can be found on the main page - czdp.miraheze.org/wiki/Main_…
The goal of this wiki is to make easily accessible bibliographies and indexes, to transcribe and translate... (1/7)
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In 1965 engineers aboard the DSV Alvin spotted a bizarre animal deep in the Atlantic Ocean. One of the men stated that it looked exactly like a plesiosaur (though others think its a seal_ and described it as over 40 feet long. It looked at the submersible before swimming away.
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I'm unfamiliar with this story. Care to share?
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The last thing the crew of the DSV Alvin ever saw
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Kajanok! One of the cooler Canadian/Greenlandic cryptids and a spider cryptid I quite enjoy. Its apparently boat sized and would ambush fisherman
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Inuit myth describes gigantic sea spiders who will eat sea mammals and people given the chance. Which is super possible zoological speaking to have a sea spider big enough to kill seals penguins and ppl...
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