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Are you humanoids sketchy about cryptids unbeknown to science? (Bigfoot, Lochness Monster, Mongolian Deathworm etc) existing? Bare in mind such animals until recent years, such as (Oarfish, Platypuss, coelacanth and even the Kangeroo were classed as such) There may not be enough evidence to support their existence yet, but who knows? Thoughts... |
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@0gypsy0 | 23 July 14 |
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I've seen a lot of cryptids on this site,all have their own stunning ,unique features
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@prismf | 23 July 14 |
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@skatty | 24 July 14 |
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http://listverse.com/2010/08/13/top-10-cryptids-that-turned-out-to-be-real/
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@kimjongl | 24 July 14 |
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It would be great if the Loch Ness monster was a plesiosaur.  |
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@kid_ka0s | 25 July 14 |
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I think it more than likely is, something like that still lurks for sure...
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@john4eva | 26 July 14 |
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No have not see such.....
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@prismf | 26 July 14 |
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@dgsn | 26 July 14 |
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I think it is plausable but very unlikely that bigfoot/yeti type creatures do exist. Nessy is pretty much impossible unless it is immortal and dosnt eat.
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@kid_ka0s | 26 July 14 |
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Did people not think the same about the coelacanth though? We can't even get to certain depths of our oceans. Who knows what lurks! What about gorillas? They were a 'myth and folklore' until barely 100 years ago. Yes tis plausable, and very likely (:
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@kid_ka0s | 26 July 14 |
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@ prismf - 26.07.14 - 12:50am http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2607667/Is-THIS-Loch-Ness-Monster-Apples-Maps-satellite-image-Nessie.htmllike this kaos? Interesting 
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