- What do you think the Xiphis was? A bizarre carnivorous mammal that went extinct? A relic from a fantasy story brought to life by art? Or just a mishappen animal we already know like a hippo?
387 points106 comments2 d ago
- Since I got so much love (and criticism😅) for my last post, heres more cryptid evidence I have from the Indian Subcontinent
Credit goes to all original owners 1. Alleged photograph of an Andaman Wood Owl, a cryptid or undescribed owl species reported from the Andaman Islands 2. Tiger photographed at Sattal. Sattal is...
352 points14 comments6 d ago
- Halloween Costume :)
228 points7 comments5 d ago
- A mysterious creature encountered by Chilean fishermen has revived an ancient legend about a terrifying being said to inhabit local waters
Two fishermen in Chile captured a strange creature lurking beneath the surface of an unnamed river. Its unusual shape has attracted attention online, with viewers comparing the mysterious animal...
187 points51 comments4 d ago
- Does it make more logical sense for the Mokele-mbembe to be a descendant of a prehistoric Tortoise Rather than being a surviving dinosaur ?
Like think about it......there's have been evidence of giant tortoises and turtles throughout prehistory while dinosaurs went extinct 66 million years ago leaving no descendants (except for...
152 points51 comments7 d ago
- Some very interesting footage was posted to an Australian animal Facebook group yesterday. Many are saying this could be a credible Thylacine sighting, others are saying they’re just mangy, oversized foxes. What do you all think?
116 points51 comments5 d ago
- Wish Meldrum was still here
The depressing part of capturing Bigfoot is how it just shatters Meldrum’s world and undermines his claimed expertise. The ending where they show his reaction to the film you can see the look of...
70 points91 comments6 d ago
- What are your arguments that supposedly prove that certain dinosaurs were not extinct in the event "K—PG" or "meteor fall"?
I personally think it's impossible that any animal with more than 50kg has managed to survive with a sustainable population to be able to reach today's we have.
57 points60 comments3 d ago
- I-i swear *sobs* ,i swear the AhuÃzotl is real.
Come on, guys—it’s just a joke, right? The AhuÃzotl can’t just be an aquatic opossum, can it? H-he introduced me to my wife.
57 points8 comments6 d ago
- As a reminder of how science actually approaches "We discovered something cool and unexpected":
Here's a British university going "Whoa, guys, this supposedly extinct species of super-cranes is actually the same European cranes of today, just larger-scaled back then." There was no elaborate...
55 points26 comments7 d ago