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Published: 2009-07-16 17:33:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 14358; Favourites: 172; Downloads: 1650
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More Cryptids.I will not be covering all Cryptids as my Ted Douglas stories take place primarily in the 1950's before alot of Cryptids where first spotted.
(Update)
As I forgot about one cryptid I had to add it in the correct Alphabetical place.
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The Illiamna Lake Monster is said to be the size of a whale. Pilots in their airplanes claim to have seen fish as big as whales.
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I always wondered what the Iliamma Fish was actually called...great work
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Awesome Stuff!!! Im very Interest about Cryptids...
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i've heard of the bottom two, but the guy on top is new to me.
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Really? There are a great number of 'Living Dinosaur' Cryptids. Just look up Living Dinosaurs of the Congo.
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is that the guy some people think is an extinct mamaml too?
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I think some reports have pointed to some kind of living Elasmotherium but the long reptilian tale really doesn't add up. Plus natives would surley think of that as a large Rhino and not a completely different creature.
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your kasai rex looks great, kasai rex is my favorite cryptid. I am a cryptozoologist myself.
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Thanks I was trying to get away from the typical 'Jurassic Park' T-Rex look.
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The Chipekwe is actually a carnivorus water lizard. Ask Isla Nublar Crew for more info.
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From my research Emela-ntouka AKA Chipekwe is a large horned reptile known to kill Elephants but I'm not sure about eating them. For my cryptid stories I have gone with the theory that it is an animal that has evolved from the Ceratopsia Dinosaurs.
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Have you read the works of Jaroslav Mares (Don't know if I spelled that correctly)? Chipekwe and Emela-Ntouka are two seperate cryptids that are often confused.
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Most of the time they are described as two different names for the same creature like Big Foot & Sasquatch. At least on all I've read or seen. I am interested in the creature you described, it's also easy to get confused with Ngoubou and a few other dinosaur-esk creatures said to be living in Africa. The science is based on speculation so I can't argue. I should point out however that these a designs for a fictional series of stories I'm working on and I have already taken some liberties e.g I crossed the Loveland Frog and Lizard man, I've made the death worm much bigger and given Nessie legs.
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Actually some Nessie sighting describe legs.
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