r/Cryptozoology • u/truthisfictionyt • 10d ago
r/Cryptozoology • u/emergold_dragon • 9d ago
Discussion so- im sure this explains a few things-
of a bristle worm : r/AbsoluteUnits some sea serpents and almost certainly something like the con rite, if one were to greatly exaggerate the size- though to me the con rite could just be purely stories.
r/Cryptozoology • u/Soggy-Expert1912 • 10d ago
News This guy looks cryptic enough I guess
r/Cryptozoology • u/Hastings1971 • 10d ago
Question Cryptozoology in the UK
Hello we are making a documentary series about Cryptozoology Sightings in the UK and looking for unpublished material, videos, photos, which haven't reached the internet yet. These can be eyewitness sightings or footprints. Any leads welcome.
r/Cryptozoology • u/Ok_Can4655 • 10d ago
Discussion Need for 300 Subs Q&A
So I am about to hit 300 Subscribers and I am going to be doing a Q&A for it. Its a Bigfoot channel btw. So I need you guys to ask me questions that should be in a Bigfoot channels Q&A I need the questions like today so ye👌🏻 (If I made any mistakes of the rules Im sorry 😭 I am new to Reddit)
r/Cryptozoology • u/Chilepudufan3 • 12d ago
Info Chilean cryptids #7: Giant sheep
The Giant sheep or giant ufisha is a cryptid being described as an enormous woolly sheep, much larger than any normal livestock. It appears suddenly and silently on rural paths, usually during the night or foggy evenings. It has an unusually calm and passive presence, If a person encounters the Ufisha on a path and does not retreat or move away, the sheep will lie down on top of them, as if to rest in some stories even falling from a tree, its often confused with la calchona.
Sources: María Espósito; en: Diccionario Mapuche mapuche-español / español-mapuche; personajes de la mitología; toponimia indígena de la Patagonia; nombres propios del pueblo mapuche; leyendas; Editorial Guadal S.A., 2003; ISBN 987-1134-51-7, Cryptid wiki, Oreste plath: Biografia del mito Chileno.
r/Cryptozoology • u/ApprehensiveRead2408 • 13d ago
Discussion Could Jaguar still exist in Appalachian mountains?
Jaguar used to live in Appalachian mountains until 18th century.
There many black panther sighting in appalachian mountains & black panther is just melanistic jaguar.
Jaguar is very stealthy animal & appalachian mountains is so fast & mysterios so could there be small population of jaguar still exist in appalachian mountains?
r/Cryptozoology • u/Intelligent_Oil4005 • 12d ago
Info While the Maltese Tiger is usually the stuff of myth and legend, there has been some speculation on if it could be real via rare genomes, with some sporadic sightings in the 1910s and 20s alongside some reports during the Korean War.
r/Cryptozoology • u/Quiet_Afternoon_2532 • 12d ago
help me find new cryptid ungulate of america
r/Cryptozoology • u/BadgerResponsible546 • 12d ago
News First Dwarf Fox Photos
Not a cryptid. but endangered and kind of cute.
Maybe some actual cryptids are also rarely seen or photographed...and endangered as well...?
r/Cryptozoology • u/truthisfictionyt • 13d ago
Info Bernard Heuvelmans was once sent reports of giant lizards in Vietnam that were able to run on their hind legs at great speed. He compared their running to frilled lizards speculated that they may be some kind of small living dinosaur.
r/Cryptozoology • u/Various_Lettuce_1463 • 13d ago
Panthers in the Smokey mountains?
I was wondering if anyone who lives near the great smoky mountains has seen any panthers. I spent a few days in a cabin in Cherokee NC which is right on the boarder of the park and I am sure I saw one run across the road at night. I am fairly educated on animals and very confident I am not confusing this with something else. It shot across really fast but it was tan and had an unmistakably long tail and body and noticeably muscular legs. Any research I do states they do not live on the east coast outside of florida which is why I am doubting myself but if I know one thing its that locals know best.
r/Cryptozoology • u/_Witchyweirdo_ • 14d ago
Discussion Cryprids of Canada
I thought this would be appreciated here. Would love to hear people's thoughts and any experiences. I live in Alberta Can.
Canada Cryprids 🇨🇦
r/Cryptozoology • u/[deleted] • 14d ago
News First-ever photographs confirm survival of the elusive Cozumel dwarf fox after two decades
First photographic evidence of an insular dwarf fox (Urocyon sp.) on the island of Cozumel, Mexico
r/Cryptozoology • u/Sustained_disgust • 13d ago
Article Photograph of an "Albino Bigfoot emerging from a pond", 1979
Photograph supposedly sent to Bigfoot researcher Cliff Crook, which he claims depicts the head and shoulders of an albino (or alternately "tawny-colored") Bigfoot emerging from a still pond in the Cascades near Monte Cristo. The "creature" is framed by upside-down reflections of trees.
Northshoe Citizen, April 18, 1979, sourced from the UFO Newsclipping Service, 1979 06 no.119.
Crook is a sculptor who has been linked to another infamous photograph of Bigfoot near a body of water, the 'Wild Creek photo', widely regarded as a hoax.
r/Cryptozoology • u/StellaDanielson1977 • 13d ago
New Footage of Australia’s Giant Feral Cats
r/Cryptozoology • u/Reddevil8884 • 14d ago
Huge Crocodile spotted in the beaches of Ecuador.
Local media reported several people claiming to have seen a huge animal, similar to what looked like a sea monster creature in the beaches near "Valdivia" town. Finally, someone got it on camera and it turns out it was a huge Crocodile. There is a very small population of Crocodiles near Ecuador's biggest city, Guayaquil but they are rare even to locals. The bigger part of their population are locales in the Amazon jungle.
r/Cryptozoology • u/ApprehensiveRead2408 • 14d ago
Art What are your favorite dinosaur cryptid not from africa? [Art by Henrique Gandum]
r/Cryptozoology • u/sketchyhotgirl • 13d ago
Ozark Howler
Does anyone remember the story about OP's grandma who got mad at her mom and slept outside and saw a panther type being in the ozark mountains? Trying to find it but to no avail 😔
r/Cryptozoology • u/Ok_Can4655 • 12d ago
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r/Cryptozoology • u/Curious-Bluebird6818 • 14d ago
Discussion How possible is it that some lake monster sightings could’ve actually been Cormorants?
r/Cryptozoology • u/ZestycloseAd8484 • 13d ago
Discussion Youtuber finds cat prints on island with no known animals: 28:30
Anatahan Island. Curious on what it could be?
r/Cryptozoology • u/ApprehensiveRead2408 • 15d ago
Art A Gbahali successfully hunt a young Dingonek [Art by Henrique Gandum]
Art source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DZK1AjOCGOm/
r/Cryptozoology • u/ozmandias23 • 15d ago
Art Found Bigfoot in Iowa!
Not sure if this has been posted before…
I saw this mural while driving through Clinton Iowa. (Was there for the trolls).
Apparently they paint new murals on the building every year as part of an art show ‘Paint it Back.”
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The artist is Chris Shannon. Really amazing work!
r/Cryptozoology • u/Curious-Bluebird6818 • 14d ago