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r/Cryptozoology

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A place for the discussion of Cryptozoology, the study of animals that science doesn't recognize.

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to r/Cryptozoology by dopefinger
4 weeks ago
We Saw what can only be described as a Quetzacoatlus with feathers and a flying posture similar to that of a brown pelican
Sightings/Encounters
to r/Cryptozoology by sensoredphantomz
2 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Opinions on Peter Groves Thylacine photo? image
Opinions on Peter Groves Thylacine photo?
Discussion
to r/Cryptozoology by sensoredphantomz
2 months ago
Preview thumbnail for What cryptid's existence could impact science the most if discovered officially? image
What cryptid's existence could impact science the most if discovered officially?
Question
to r/Cryptozoology by sensoredphantomz
2 months ago
Preview thumbnail for What are some unexplained creature carcasses that you know of? image
What are some unexplained creature carcasses that you know of?
Question
to r/Cryptozoology by sensoredphantomz
2 months ago
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J'ba Fofi Sketch
Art
to r/Cryptozoology by sensoredphantomz
2 months ago
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The Kellas Cats of Scotland
Sightings/Encounters
to r/Cryptozoology by sensoredphantomz
2 months ago
What is the clearest evidence of a Cryptid's existence that you know of?
Question
to r/Cryptozoology by sensoredphantomz
2 months ago
Do you think the congolese cryptid reportings are real?
Question
to r/Cryptozoology by returningtheday
7 months ago
Can we get r/UrbanLegends on the sidebar?
to r/Cryptozoology by violentlynormal
11 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The term "pukwudgie", a word which roughly translates to "small, wild man of the woods who vanishes" in native Wampanoag culture, is a strange, troll-like little "man" said to be between two and three feet tall. image
The term "pukwudgie", a word which roughly translates to "small, wild man of the woods who vanishes" in native Wampanoag culture, is a strange, troll-like little "man" said to be between two and three feet tall.
to r/Cryptozoology by SpicyLunaDog99
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Friend sent me this; supposedly taken on a frozen lake in Siberia. Probably fake but still interesting? image
Friend sent me this; supposedly taken on a frozen lake in Siberia. Probably fake but still interesting?
Sightings/Encounters
to r/Cryptozoology by JoahkimHellblazer
2 months ago
YouTube channels about cryptozoology?
Question
to r/Cryptozoology by ComprehensiveCamel27
1 year ago
Unknown Cryptid Sighting Around the Wyoming-Idaho border
Sightings/Encounters
in Idaho
to r/Cryptozoology by Maxsey
1 year ago
Momo the River Monster research?
Question
to r/Cryptozoology by KingRoastopher
2 months ago
Do you believe that giants have ever existed?
Discussion
to r/Cryptozoology by KingRoastopher
2 months ago
Is Sasquatch real?
Question
to r/Cryptozoology by violentlynormal
11 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The Yowie is a legendary hominid claimed to live in the Australian outback with its roots sprouting from Aboriginal Myths. Most sightings to depict the Yowie as an extremely hairy monkey-like animal capable of standing upright. image
The Yowie is a legendary hominid claimed to live in the Australian outback with its roots sprouting from Aboriginal Myths. Most sightings to depict the Yowie as an extremely hairy monkey-like animal capable of standing upright.
in Australia
to r/Cryptozoology by violentlynormal
11 months ago
Preview thumbnail for For the best of both worlds, we have Beaman, a sort of wolf-Bigfoot hybrid in the Kansas City area. The story goes that a large gorilla escaped from a crashed circus train in the early 1900s, and the Beaman beast is the offspring of that gorilla. image
For the best of both worlds, we have Beaman, a sort of wolf-Bigfoot hybrid in the Kansas City area. The story goes that a large gorilla escaped from a crashed circus train in the early 1900s, and the Beaman beast is the offspring of that gorilla.
in Kansas City, MO
to r/Cryptozoology by violentlynormal
11 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Sinkhole Sam is a worm like creature said to inhabit a portion of Inman Lake in Kansas known as "The Sinkhole". - it is also known as the "Foopengerkle" though theres no solid explaination of what that might have meant. image
Sinkhole Sam is a worm like creature said to inhabit a portion of Inman Lake in Kansas known as "The Sinkhole". - it is also known as the "Foopengerkle" though theres no solid explaination of what that might have meant.
in Inman, KS
to r/Cryptozoology by Bro85225
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Hi guys I'm back again 🙂. Just wanted to share some more photos of giant sturgeon fish lurking through the waters of the great lakes. Possibly mistaken for serpents & monsters. 😮😮 image
Hi guys I'm back again 🙂. Just wanted to share some more photos of giant sturgeon fish lurking through the waters of the great lakes. Possibly mistaken for serpents & monsters. 😮😮
to r/Cryptozoology by Bro85225
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for This is a giant sturgeon fish. I myself could see why people would mistake them for a "lake monster". I genuinely believe these fish are the reason we believe in the monsters of the great lakes. These fish can grow to be giants. image
This is a giant sturgeon fish. I myself could see why people would mistake them for a "lake monster". I genuinely believe these fish are the reason we believe in the monsters of the great lakes. These fish can grow to be giants.
to r/Cryptozoology by Sosamane19
10 months ago
Ben miller has a really good YouTube channel
Discussion
to r/Cryptozoology by BarbatosTheHunter
1 year ago
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Pictish Beast and Reference
to r/Cryptozoology by ClinicalMercenary
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Can we agree to get better videos of cryptids in 2022. image
Can we agree to get better videos of cryptids in 2022.
to r/Cryptozoology by IllustratorSea6207
7 months ago
Tennessee Cryptids?
in Tennessee