Cryptozoology

[Ungatt Trunn]

Who else here likes Cryptozoology? I....LOVE IT!!!!!! Yea, it can get a little creepy at times, but I still think its very interesting. Anybody else think so?

[Captain Tammo]

I think it's pretty neat! The only one I see as a possibility is a plesiosaur like the Loch Ness monster, and maybe a yeti lol

[Ungatt Trunn]

I think it's pretty neat! The only one I see as a possibility is a plesiosaur like the Loch Ness monster, and maybe a yeti lol

I think that Bigfoot is very probable to being year. There's just some thing about the Loch Ness Monster that don't add up.

[Redwaller]

Check this cool video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=JgA9-G3NCQ0

[MeadowR]

I went on the Loch Ness last year and am afraid to say I did not see any monster!

I was going to say, what cryptozoology meant, but seeing the other posts I get it now. It is very interesting stuff, though mostly very likely myth.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

O' courze it av dependz on vot yer definitionz o' belief an' exiztence are.

[Norham Waterpaw]

I was always fascinated by tales about freakish beings, but I never really believed any of it. But real or not, some of them still scare the heck out of me!

Like the flatwoods monster.

[Ungatt Trunn]

My favourite crypto creatures are Bigfoot and Slender Man.

[Orinoco]

Ah, yes, cryptozoology - my secret passion. A friend of mine and I are absolutely obsessed with things like this. My personal favourites are the Loch Ness Monster, Cerberus, Jörmungand, Sleipnir, centaurs, and perytons.

[Ungatt Trunn]

Ah, yes, cryptozoology - my secret passion. A friend of mine and I are absolutely obsessed with things like this. My personal favourites are the Loch Ness Monster, Cerberus, Jörmungand, Sleipnir, centaurs, and perytons.

Allot of those creatures don't really belong in the Cryptozoology section of research. Allot of them are fiction, just to say.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

But zat dependz upon yer definitionz o' "real" an' "not-real".

[Ungatt Trunn]

But zat dependz upon yer definitionz o' "real" an' "not-real".

Cryptozoology isn't about creatures from fairytale books (For example, Centaurs are in Narnia and in Greek Mythology).

[The Shade]

Ah, yes, cryptozoology - my secret passion. A friend of mine and I are absolutely obsessed with things like this. My personal favourites are the Loch Ness Monster, Cerberus, Jörmungand, Sleipnir, centaurs, and perytons.

Allot of those creatures don't really belong in the Cryptozoology section of research. Allot of them are fiction, just to say.

Guys, listen to the expert! 

[Orinoco]

Ah, yes, cryptozoology - my secret passion. A friend of mine and I are absolutely obsessed with things like this. My personal favourites are the Loch Ness Monster, Cerberus, Jörmungand, Sleipnir, centaurs, and perytons.

Allot of those creatures don't really belong in the Cryptozoology section of research. Allot of them are fiction, just to say.

Cryptozoology can cover myths and legends as well as creatures that have physical "evidence" of their existence, like Sasquatches and so on. So yeah, mythological beasts fit under this category, technically. Some people believe them to be real.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

'az anybeazt 'ere 'eard o' 'umanz? Zey're myzalogical beaztz zat run in fire-zputin' rockz an' zacrifice zeir young tae zeir great godz Zchool an' Knovledge. Zey zound pretty zcary, nyet?