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I post Cryptids and Cryptid stories. Also a Cryptid youtuber! Occasionally will talk about animals, lost media and paleontology Run by @TruthScarier
Joined May 2022
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What kinds of strange creatures did our ancient ancestors see? Across various pieces of art thousands of years old are weird unidentified and terrifying animals. These are the hidden cryptids in ancient artwork.
Link below!
The last known cryptid report of a mammoth in the United States came only 80ish years before RDR2 is set!
Check this out for more good (and bad in a funny way) bigfoot evidence
youtu.be/SpY5dhtA3qc?is=77Hw…
Also artists take a look at this.
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I always wished this photo was real because, imagine if he looked like this.
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CRYPTOZOOLOGY
《 Kasai Rex 》
take 2
A theropod in the Kasai Valley in the Congo. The tale attributed to J. Johanson was that the Kassa rex was witnessed by him and his guide, confirming the rumors that a lost world existed in Africa. But the dinosaur was a hoax.
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The Field Guide to Bigfoot and Other Mystery Primates (1999, 2003) by Loren Coleman and Patrick Huyghe, with maps by Mark Rollins and individual hominoids/pongids/anthropoids illustrations by Harry Trumbore.
Shown: Grendel.
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The Head Copperhead
Grand Rapids Daily Eagle, Grand Rapids, Michigan · Tuesday, August 28, 1866
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"An undescribed dolphin", described and illustrated by Edward Adrian Wilson following the Discovery expedition. Because it was not named, it seems no scientists have been interested in clarifying its identity.
I'm torn between it being an Hourglass Dolphin or Peale's Dolphin.
This journalist found out she was related to legendary bigfoot researcher Grover Krantz which led to her starting to research bigfoot and other weird tales on a podcast. Pretty cool story
Laura Krantz discusses what surprised her most when interviewing people about their beliefs in Bigfoot for the first season of her highly recommended Wild Thing podcast.
New episodes of The Capturing Bigfoot Podcast every week + bonus content on Patreon: patreon.com/capturingbigfoot
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Laura Krantz discusses what surprised her most when interviewing people about their beliefs in Bigfoot for the first season of her highly recommended Wild Thing podcast.
New episodes of The Capturing Bigfoot Podcast every week + bonus content on Patreon: patreon.com/capturingbigfoot
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Replying to @TruthScarier @CharlesMBrenner
Everyone read this article by @AwrBamiyas about Chinese ground sloths
cryptidarchives.fandom.com/w…
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"He always said, 'there's nothing that you can come upon that you can't improve on.' He was a firm believer that practice makes perfect."
Presenting Chapter 4 of our brand new web series, The First Influencer: A Picture Essay of One Roger Patterson.
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Announcement for cold months’ hours for @CryptozooMuseum Bangor Maine:
The ICM is going to shift to close earlier during the fall and winter of 2026-2027.
Beginning Oct 1st, we will be closing at 5 pm.
Beginning Nov 1, we close at 4 pm. All of Dec 2026, we close at 4 pm.
For Jan - Feb-Mar 2027, we close at 4 pm.
Jan-Feb-Mar, 2027, open Fri-Sat-Sun-Mon, 10 am~4 pm. Totally closed every Tues-Wed-Thurs, Jan-Feb-Mar 2027. 490 Broadway Bangor ME. Check for emergency snow closings. Special Vacation Week openings. @CryptoLoren @dkbeers @chrisspackard
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Bill Rebsamen’s Stellar’s Sea Cows painting (now installed at Portland, Maine’s International Cryptozoology Museum) is worthy of pondering as we consider the journey of the Steller’s Sea Eagle around North America (and most lately in Maine). ~ @CryptoLoren
I think I included Ulysses S Grant as a joke but turns out there is something related to him and cryptozoology👀
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He's our fourth cryptozoologist president after Jefferson, Grant, and Teddy Roosevelt
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I'm going to need a bunch of people to do some short (1-2 sentence) voice overs with various accents. Feel free to reach out if you have or can do an authentic version of the following:
-West Country English
-Scottish
-Southern British
-Gay
-Aussie
-Bronx/New Yorker
-Appalachian