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 Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 3:36 pm
does anyone believe in cryptids? here is a list of them and its a big one!
Nandi Bear
Kongamato
Marozi
Bunyip
Thunderbird
Champ
Sasquatch
Waitoreke
Caddy
Megalania
Giant Anaconda
Bergman's Bear
Nessie
Lake Iliamna
Mokele-mbembe
Yeti
Ropen
Thylacine
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Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 3:37 pm
there is even more eek
Ahool
Alma
Altamaha-ha
Aswang
Barmanu
Beast of Gevaudan, The
Bessie
Black Panthers
Black Tiger
Blobs (Globsters)
Bloop
Blue Tiger
Brosnie
Buru
Canvey Island Monster
Chickcharnie
Chupacabra
Coelacanth
Con Rit
De Loys Ape
Devil Bird
Dobhar-Chu
Dodo
Dragon of the Ishtar Gate
Emela-Ntouka
Enfield creature
Ferla mohr
Flathead Lake Monster
Fouke Monster
Giant Owls
Gigliolis Whale
Goatman
Hibagon
Incanyamba
Jersey Devil
Kasai Rex
Kingstie
Kongamato
Kraken
Loch Ness Monster
Loveland Frog
Mahambo
Mammoth
Mapinguari
Marked Hominid
Marozi
Megalania Prisca
Minhocão
Mngwa
Moas
Moehau
Mokele-mbembe
Morag
Mothman
Nandi Bear
Napes
Nellie
Neo-Giant
Ogopogo
Old Yellow Top
Olgoi-Khorkhoi (Mongolian Death Worm)
Olitiau
Onza
Patterson Film, The
Queensland Tiger
Rods
Ropen
Sabre-Toothed Cats
Shunka Warakin
Steller's Sea Cow
Tarasque
Tatzelworm
Thunderbird
Thylacine
Trilobites
Trunko
Veo
Waheela
Whitey
Windigo
Yeren
Yeti
Yowie
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Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 9:13 pm
Thunderbird
I know this legend well. I'm Anthony from Texas. People swear they still see the Thunderbird today. Last sighting was in 2003. 50 miles southwest of Dallas. An air polit says he saw what he beleives to be the Thunderbird flying right below him. It was as big as his two man plane. Some believe that the Thunderbird is an undiscovered evolution of a Vulture. For some say it has Vulture-like features in its claws and face. It is also believe that it lives along rivers, riverbeds, and the Coldrado river, but no one has ever found a nest of one or even one on a tree.
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Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 6:40 pm
That is most likely because the Thunderbird may not lay eggs, it might give birth like humans do, I dont remember the name on the bird but there is one bird that gives birth instead of laying eggs.
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