Have you ever checked out www.cryptomundo.com ? Very interesting site set up blog-like. Bigfoot gets a primary focus, but other cryptids (lake monsters, big birds, giant snakes) are well represented too.
I have a particular fondness for Alien Big Cats too
Me too. Of course, I guess around here they can't really be considered Alien since they're just taking back their territory. Still, I saw a cougar when I was about twelve and all the "official word" was there were no mountain lions east of the Mississippi.
I've still got my fingers crossed for Thylacines to be roaming Tasmania. And Steller's Sea Cow gets my vote for being the creatures collectively known as "Nessie"
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Date: 2006-08-22 03:25 pm (UTC)Have you ever checked out www.cryptomundo.com ? Very interesting site set up blog-like. Bigfoot gets a primary focus, but other cryptids (lake monsters, big birds, giant snakes) are well represented too.
I have a particular fondness for Alien Big Cats too
Me too. Of course, I guess around here they can't really be considered Alien since they're just taking back their territory. Still, I saw a cougar when I was about twelve and all the "official word" was there were no mountain lions east of the Mississippi.
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Date: 2006-08-22 04:56 pm (UTC)Hey,
I've still got my fingers crossed for Thylacines to be roaming Tasmania. And Steller's Sea Cow gets my vote for being the creatures collectively known as "Nessie"