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u/truthisfictionyt. • The quagga was a species of zebra hunted to extinction around 1878. Even into the 20th century however, people were still reporting sightings. Explorer Quentin Keynes had heard of quaggas in an area where hunting had been banned in the 1950s, but a planned expedition fell through.
EXHAUSTIVE STATE BY STATE BREAKDOWN LIST OF CRYPTIDS IN …
2020年9月14日 · Monster: Altamaha-ha. Local legend reports a 20-foot-long water serpent that dwarfs the size of alligators in the region. It lives where the Altahama River dumps into the Atlantic Ocean, and thus a host of very real sea creatures have been suggested as explanations for the beast. HAWAII. Monster: Menehune.
What kind of cryptids are supposed to exist in Virginia?
babel-fisherman. •. The Fairfax Bunny Man and the Wampus Cat. Id recommend reading “Weird Virginia”, it’s a tourist kitschy book but would give you a good start for places/creatures to look into. There are probably more weird places in the state …
The Kentucky Cryptid Map! : r/cryptids - Reddit
2021年9月16日 · More frightening than all those bluegrass cryptids put together. The Milton lizard looks the exact same thing as a lace monitor. It’s probably an escaped pet. Bells phase lace monitor have the black and white pattern and it can grow up to 2 meters.
Wisconsin cryptids : r/cryptids - Reddit
2022年9月30日 · The full list of Wisconsin cryptids that I have is (excluding ghostly or demonic creatures, and excluding most of the lumberjack fearsome critters because the list would be too long then): The Hodag. The Beast of Bray Road. The Wisconsin Manbat (AKA the Lake Michigan Mothman) The Kettle Moraine Goatman. The Mauston Birdman.
Introducing Connecticut Cryptids! : r/Connecticut - Reddit
2022年10月5日 · Introducing Connecticut Cryptids! Hello fellow CT cryptid connoisseurs! We’d like to introduce you to CTCryptids.com, the launch site for our upcoming book, Connecticut Cryptids: A Field Guide to the Weird and Wonderful Creatures of the Nutmeg State. This exhaustively researched and fully illustrated compendium will be coming out in 2023.
Cryptids as DnD Monsters? : r/DMAcademy - Reddit
Yeti exists. Bigfoot = yeti. Electronic fog = vampiric mist. The goatman = minotaur. Animated doll = golem or any construct. MiB = Darkling. Krampus = any demon of your choice (although I find grouping krampus in with cryptids a bit odd, it's a classical mythological figure) Greys = Ultroloth. Shadow People = shadow.
games where you can hunt cryptids? : r/gamingsuggestions - Reddit
2023年6月21日 · Witch Hunt has a few different things like that and is a good little indie gem. Scarlet Hollow is a CYOA game where you hunt cryptids and make your own decisions. Not really technically "hunting" with a gun, but still fun and spooky.
Cryptids in Nevada? : r/cryptids - Reddit
2022年3月21日 · One wad 10 feet tall and the other was 8.5 feet tall. Tahoe Tessie (California and Nevada). Stories of an aquatic creature in Lake Tahoe can be traced back to members of the Washoe and Paiute tribes in the mid-19th century, who said the cryptid lived in an underwater tunnel beneath Cave Rock. Sightings of Tessie – who got her nickname from ...
What cryptids do you truly think are real? : r/cryptids - Reddit
The amount of strangeness associated with cryptids can vary wildly. Some stories sound plausible and reasonable, while others can be out there. One cryptid I think can absolutely exist is the swamp ape. Southern Florida can be incredibly remote and near impossible for humans to travel and investigate with ease. What do you think is really out ...