Strange “Horse-Like” Creature Spotted in Prescott, Arizona. chaospirations NCS Files July 31, 2021 4 Minutes. “Its face was round. Brown/beige fur. The fur formed a shaggy beard, almost mountain man-like.”. The Oxford English Dictionary defines the word cryptid as “An animal whose existence or survival is disputed or …r/Cryptozoology • In 2013 this photo was uploaded to animal identification site Project Noah. It had been recently caught in a river in Brunei, earning the nickname the "Beast of Brunei". Despite multiple theories on what it was, the animal's identity remains unclearr/Cryptozoology: A place for the discussion of Cryptozoology, the study of animals that science doesn't recognize. Unknown. In many Native American legends, a skin-walker (or skinwalker) is a person with the supernatural ability to turn into any creature they desire. To be able to transform, legend sometimes requires that the skin-walker …r/Cryptozoology • The ropen is a controversial cryptid from New Guinea. It's usually said to look like a pterosaur or something a bat, and exhibits bio luminescence. Entomologist Evelyn Cheesman famously saw the ropen lights, but didn't identify it as a pterosaur or even an animal.r/Cryptozoology • The Loch Ness Investigation Bureau was a group founded in 1962 dedicated to finding the Loch Ness Monster. Although they disbanded in 1972, they captured multiple videos allegedly showing the monster, although these most of videos are now missing. Only the Raynor video survivesr/Cryptozoology • The Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu is a Congo cryptid described as a semi-aquatic river dwelling animal with an armored back, described as plates. Some descriptions describe algae growing on the animal's back. It's theorized to be an unknown monitor lizard, crocodile or living stegosaurus. r/Cryptozoology • Amomongo. Known as the "Philippine Bigfoot" is a creature described as a hairy man-sized ape with long nails. once known as a folklore among the residents of Castallena Negros Occidental in the PH, until two documented attacks were recorded by the residents and the police in the area in 2008.That is admittedly a bit of a stretch. Lostkaiju1990 •. I’ve heard a theory that “Dogman” could be more of a Gugwe. A Gugwe is basically a Bigfoot subspecies that more resembles a Baboon or a mandrill, thus a more protruding snout. Also a very aggressive breed of Bigfoot by all accounts. Briandizzle29 • 2 yr. ago.21K subscribers in the PrehistoricLife community. Post anything related to prehistoric fauna and flora, the evolution of life, geology, paleontology…r/Cryptozoology • Working on my spin for the Fresno Nightcrawlers and decided to make a 3D companion figure to go with the poster design. Taking the “nightcrawlers” namesake literally. No more ghost pants.84K subscribers in the cryptids community. Going private because of API changesr/Cryptozoology • Amomongo. Known as the "Philippine Bigfoot" is a creature described as a hairy man-sized ape with long nails. once known as a folklore among the residents of Castallena Negros Occidental in the PH, until two documented attacks were recorded by the residents and the police in the area in 2008.r/Cryptozoology • The Tibetan unicorn was a cryptid described as a two horned animal with a red top and a white belly. Sightings of the unicorn were reported until the end of the 19th century, and they were even captured on occasion. Dale Drinnon thought that they were surviving tsaidamotheriumCryptozoology A to Z; Cryptozoology: Science & Speculation; Mystery Creature of China; Bibliothèque Heuvelmansienne; TV Series. Beast Hunter; Lost Tapes; Finding Bigfoot; The X Creatures; Mountain Monsters; MonsterQuest; Monsters and Mysteries in America; Our Rules; in: North America (Minus Mexico and Caribbean), Pacific Northwest.History, Beginnings, and Current Status of Cryptozoology. Even though several zoologists and biologists have, in years past, worked on so-called “mysterious animals” (e.g. Oudemans 1892; Krumbiegel 1950), the birth of modern cryptozoology is attributed to Scottish-born American naturalist Ivan T. Sanderson (1911–1973) and to …r/Cryptozoology • The Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu is a Congo cryptid described as a semi-aquatic river dwelling animal with an armored back, described as plates. Some descriptions describe algae growing on the animal's back. It's theorized to be an unknown monitor lizard, crocodile or living stegosaurus. r/Cryptozoology • The ground shark is a cryptid from the Timor Sea that's said to wait on the bottom of the sea to ambush it's prey. Lacking a dorsal fin, the shark remains flat to avoid detection and is even said to prey on humans. The shark is also said to be over 15 feet (4.5m) long. r/Cryptozoology • The thylacine is an Oceanian marsupial that was believed to have gone extinct in 1936 when the last known one died in a zoo. There have been hundreds of sightings of them afterwards including alleged photo evidence. A 2023 study concluded that they survived past the 1980sr/Cryptozoology • The Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu is a Congo cryptid described as a semi-aquatic river dwelling animal with an armored back, described as plates. Some descriptions describe algae growing on the animal's back. It's theorized to be an unknown monitor lizard, crocodile or living stegosaurus.r/Cryptozoology • The Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu is a Congo cryptid described as a semi-aquatic river dwelling animal with an armored back, described as plates. Some descriptions describe algae growing on the animal's back. It's theorized to be an unknown monitor lizard, crocodile or living stegosaurus. 203 votes, 18 comments. 85K subscribers in the cryptids community. Going private because of API changesr/Cryptozoology • There were reports of living elephants in the United States, usually in the Midwest and New England region. Various explorers chronicled stories of large, elephant-like creatures from Native tribes. Thomas Jefferson believed that they were still around in the Midwest after hearing Native storiesOver 80% of the wikipedia page on Cryptozoology is about it being pseudoscientific! Even if you're a skeptic, that's a ridiculous number. The page is more about the author writing anti-cryptozoology nonsense than actual Cryptozoology itself. Adolf Hitler doesn't have as much negative stuff about him on his page.Fouke Monster Festival. Champ (Lake Champlain monster) Port Henry. New York. Active. Champ Day Festival. Flatwoods/Braxton County Monster. Flatwoods. West Virginia.r/Cryptozoology • The ground shark is a cryptid from the Timor Sea that's said to wait on the bottom of the sea to ambush it's prey. Lacking a dorsal fin, the shark remains flat to avoid detection and is even said to prey on humans. The shark is also said to be over 15 feet (4.5m) long. r/Cryptozoology • Blurry photos aren't neccesarily bad cryptid evidence in my opinion. Here are two blurry cryptid photos I think are pretty good evidence despite their low quality. The first is the tailed slow loris, the second is Marvin the invertebrate.r/Cryptozoology: A place for the discussion of Cryptozoology, the study of animals that science doesn't recognize.r/Cryptozoology • Muuntain man "Grizzly" Adams once saw an unknown creature he described as a hedgehog with the face and claws of a bear, but because sighting was so brief he had no further details. It was most likely a bear with a skin condition however ("art" by me)r/Cryptozoology • The ground shark is a cryptid from the Timor Sea that's said to wait on the bottom of the sea to ambush it's prey. Lacking a dorsal fin, the shark remains flat to avoid detection and is even said to prey on humans. The shark is also said to be over 15 feet (4.5m) long.r/Cryptozoology • The Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu is a Congo cryptid described as a semi-aquatic river dwelling animal with an armored back, described as plates. Some descriptions describe algae growing on the animal's back. It's theorized to be an unknown monitor lizard, crocodile or living stegosaurus.This Map was created by Bigfoot Researcher, investigator, Founder of Flatsquatch Productions Youtube Channel and Pennsylvania Bigfoot Society Member George Workman starting in 2014.r/Cryptozoology • Amomongo. Known as the "Philippine Bigfoot" is a creature described as a hairy man-sized ape with long nails. once known as a folklore among the residents of Castallena Negros Occidental in the PH, until two documented attacks were recorded by the residents and the police in the area in 2008.The Loch Ness Monster: Cryptid of the Month (September 2023) In 1948 a family walking down a highway at night spotted a large spider in Leesville Louisiana. They said it was hairy and about the size of a washtub. It crossed the road and disappeared into the brush.The point of cryptozoology, and zoology in general, is not to believe in the existence of something yet unproven, it is to attempt to classify and verify something objectively. In other words, cryptids exist, but the belief in specific cryptids isn't the point of cryptozoology. Urbanredneck2 • 2 yr. ago.Cryptozoology is the study of creatures whose existence has yet to be—or else cannot entirely be—proved or disproved by science. These creatures, known collectively as cryptids, include ...r/Cryptozoology • The ropen is a controversial cryptid from New Guinea. It's usually said to look like a pterosaur or something a bat, and exhibits bio luminescence. Entomologist Evelyn Cheesman famously saw the ropen lights, …Cryptozoology is the study of animals that are rumored to exist. Such creatures are called "cryptids." Some, like the gorilla, giant squid and okapi, are no longer hearsay and legend but real ...Cryptozoology potentially connects to a variety of subject areas. As such, many databases can be used for research in it including those from biology, history, and literature. Biological Sciences [ProQuest] A database covering research in biomedicine, biotechnology, zoology and ecology, and some aspects of agriculture and veterinary science. Tip:r/Cryptozoology • Muuntain man "Grizzly" Adams once saw an unknown creature he described as a hedgehog with the face and claws of a bear, but because sighting was so brief he had no further details. It was most likely a …v t e Cryptids are animals that cryptozoologists believe may exist somewhere in the wild, …r/Cryptozoology • In 2013 this photo was uploaded to animal identification site Project Noah. It had been recently caught in a river in Brunei, earning the nickname the "Beast of Brunei". Despite multiple theories on what it was, the animal's identity remains unclearCryptozoology is the study of cryptids. It is an attempt to analyze contemporary sightings of creatures in a scientific fashion. Cryptozoologists are those that study cryptids and cryptozoology. Cryptozoology is not recognized as a …The Secret Saturdays is an American animated television series created by Canadian cartoonist Jay Stephens (creator of the Emmy-winning cartoon Tutenstein) for Cartoon Network. It debuted on October 3, 2008, in the United States. The series follows the adventures of the Saturdays, a family of cryptozoologists that work to keep the truth …16. r/Cryptozoology • 12 days ago. The water elephant is an African cryptid described as a small tapir-like elephant that is semi-aquatic. It was first sighted by a hunter who wrote about it in his notes but failed to bag them. Notably the elephant didn't have any visible tusks. No African tapir species are known.r/Cryptozoology • Many people are surprised that North Korea has cryptids, but they actually have one of the most famous cryptids in the world. The Lake Tianchi Monster on the border of China is described either as a large seal or fish. It was even studied by North Korean scientists who thought it was a mutant troutr/HighStrangeness Rules. 1. Respect each other and keep discussion civil. 2. Posts and comments must focus on High Strangeness related subjects. 3. Titles must accurately and informatively explain the content of the submission. 4. Low effort, spam and fake content is subject to removal.r/Cryptozoology • The Lake Tanganyika Monster is an African lake monster found in the countries of Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Tanzania, and Zambia. It's thought of as a number of unknown animals, being described as tusked, saurian, serpentine and shark-like.Orange Eyes. Not to be confused with another monster in the area at Charles Mills Lake, Orange Eyes is one of the more terror-inducing cryptids you can find in Ohio. Reported to be more than 11 feet tall, Orange Eyes lurks near Mansfield, Ohio, though he is said to have originated in Cleveland.Abominable Science! is – as should be blindingly obvious from the title …r/Cryptozoology • The mahamba is a Congo cryptid described as a crocodile that can reach lengths over 50 feet or 15 meters long. Engineer John Werner claimed to have seen it twice in the 1880s, once scaring it off with a shotgun and once when his steamer hit it. Despite the ship's size it seemed to be unharmedr/Cryptozoology • Amomongo. Known as the "Philippine Bigfoot" is a creature described as a hairy man-sized ape with long nails. once known as a folklore among the residents of Castallena Negros Occidental in the PH, until two documented attacks were recorded by the residents and the police in the area in 2008. r/Cryptozoology • The Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu is a Congo cryptid described as a semi-aquatic river dwelling animal with an armored back, described as plates. Some descriptions describe algae growing on the animal's back. It's theorized to be an unknown monitor lizard, crocodile or living stegosaurus.r/Cryptozoology • The Tibetan unicorn was a cryptid described as a two horned animal with a red top and a white belly. Sightings of the unicorn were reported until the end of the 19th century, and they were even captured on occasion. Dale Drinnon thought that they were surviving tsaidamotheriumr/Cryptozoology • In 2013 this photo was uploaded to animal identification site Project Noah. It had been recently caught in a river in Brunei, earning the nickname the "Beast of Brunei". Despite multiple theories on what it was, the animal's identity remains unclearr/Cryptozoology • Many people are surprised that North Korea has cryptids, but they actually have one of the most famous cryptids in the world. The Lake Tianchi Monster on the border of China is described either as a large seal or fish. It was even studied by North Korean scientists who thought it was a mutant troutWell of course. I believe that it was founded with the very intention of being …Your best Cryptid Books : r/Cryptozoology. by. With the holiday season coming up, I've …Cryptozoology is a pseudoscience, which primarily looks at anecdotal stories, and other claims rejected by the scientific community. While biologists regularly identify new species following established scientific methodology , cryptozoologists focus on entities mentioned in the folklore record and rumor. r/Cryptozoology • Amomongo. Known as the "Philippine Bigfoot" is a creature described as a hairy man-sized ape with long nails. once known as a folklore among the residents of Castallena Negros Occidental in the PH, until two documented attacks were recorded by the residents and the police in the area in 2008.r/Cryptozoology • Amomongo. Known as the "Philippine Bigfoot" is a creature described as a hairy man-sized ape with long nails. once known as a folklore among the residents of Castallena Negros Occidental in the PH, until two documented attacks were recorded by the residents and the police in the area in 2008.r/Cryptozoology • Marcellin Agnagna is a Congo biologist best known for accompanying several expeditions to find the Mokele-Mbembe. In 1983 he and a group of locals spotted one, he described it as having a long neck and brown and black in color. The creature then disappeared into the water.r/cryptids • The devil monkey is a cryptid from the United States and Canada, described as a primate with a baboon like muzzle. They're often said to be aggressive and ferocious, in one encounter it charged at a car and left deep scratch marks in it.Cryptozoology A to Z; Cryptozoology: Science & Speculation; Mystery Creature of China; Bibliothèque Heuvelmansienne; TV Series. Beast Hunter; Lost Tapes; Finding Bigfoot; The X Creatures; Mountain Monsters; MonsterQuest; Monsters and Mysteries in America; Our Rules; in: North America (Minus Mexico and Caribbean), Pacific Northwest.Something was moving there. It was the size of a small child and very, very skinny. Pale, with something that looked like a head of straight, black hair. It moved in a sort of jerky gait, like someone dancing "the robot" badly. It moved in chunks: legs, then hips, then torso, shoulders, neck and finally head.r/Cryptozoology • The marozi or "spotted lion" is an alleged species of lion with distinctive spots. The species was reported from Eastern Africa, where in 1931 a man named Michael Trent shot and killed one, collecting a skin. Debate over whether or not the marozi is a new species continuesr/Cryptozoology • The Loch Ness Investigation Bureau was a group founded in 1962 dedicated to finding the Loch Ness Monster. Although they disbanded in 1972, they captured multiple videos allegedly showing the monster, although these most of videos are now missing. Only the Raynor video survives r/Cryptozoology • Marcellin Agnagna is a Congo biologist best known for accompanying several expeditions to find the Mokele-Mbembe. In 1983 he and a group of locals spotted one, he described it as having a long neck and brown and black in color. The creature then disappeared into the water.Fouke Monster Festival. Champ (Lake Champlain monster) Port Henry. New York. Active. Champ Day Festival. Flatwoods/Braxton County Monster. Flatwoods. West Virginia.r/Cryptozoology • Amomongo. Known as the "Philippine Bigfoot" is a creature described as a hairy man-sized ape with long nails. once known as a folklore among the residents of Castallena Negros Occidental in the PH, until two documented attacks were recorded by the residents and the police in the area in 2008. 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