Cryptids and Legendary Creatures

If they do die, we probably won't find any prove and the legend of the creature will go on. Like for example Nessie, there probably isn't a great enough number of these creatures to repopulate, so she could be dead somewhere deep in the loch.

It is uncertain what Bigfoot's diet would be, as there is no scientific evidence or consensus on the existence of Bigfoot. However, if Bigfoot were real, it is possible that it could be an omnivore, consuming a mix of plants, fruits, nuts, and possibly small animals.

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no body knows if mokele mbembe is real so no body on earth knows how much it weighs or how long it lives for, but some say it is the size of two elephants

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The mythical Weeper is known as the "Banshee." It is a female spirit in Irish folklore believed to forewarn of death by wailing or keening.

Animal, Nut, Farm, Freak, Power- there are various combinations- Powerhouse, wheelhouse, nut House (usually a noun clause- two words) Freak House- that is what you are thinking of, I can tell.

Also:

dog, hen, out, crack, green, poor, tree, fun, halfway, ice, club, bath, church, beach, lake, rent, town, steak, bait, haunted, road, jail, death, doll, nut, guest, light, pool, fire, school, white, bunk, pent, ranch, guard, cat, frat, court, boat, glass, brick, animal, sorority, trailer, safe, hot, bird, toll, state, dream, store, farm, well, whore, gingerbread, smoke, steak, ware,

This is a critical question and one that is well used by rationalists to determine when science leaves the pursuit of the possible and begins a fanatical chase after the highly improbable. Satellites can read objects as small as a license plate, and probably more. It would be easy for a satellite to track most animals or objects once detected. Not to mention that the use of infrared and other such specialized optics would greatly aid in tracking most anything. When faced with such questions many crpytozoologists argue that many cryptids live in environments that make tracking them extremely difficult, despite advanced optics. Many of these sought after creatures live in harsh lands, underground, in murky waters or are given almost supernatural attributes. They also add that creatures such as Big Foot would resemble too much a human, and be disregarded as such by high tech tracking gear. As well, there are not too many companies or individuals who are willing to pay the bill to put a satellite on a tracking detail for a creature that is only seen a few times a year, if even that. On the other hand, when such equipment is used or registers anything, even vague shapes or blobs, some of the more zealous crpytozoologists excitedly report that these are indications that prove the creature is indeed real.

When it comes right down to it, yes, satellites should be able to track any creature that is not purported to have supernatural abilities. Further, instruments such as infrared would be able to find heat signatures from Big Foot, Yeti, Loch Ness monster and other popular creatures. Technology, however, obviously is not able to scan everywhere at once and is susceptible to a certain margin of error or ineffectual gradience and until these things are perfect, the legends will probably never cease.

The average temperature of the desert varies depending on the location, but generally ranges from hot during the day to cold at night. The climate is usually dry with minimal precipitation and low humidity levels.

Homo erectus is believed to have originated in Africa and then spread to other parts of the world, including Asia and Europe. They are known to have lived in a variety of environments, including grasslands, woodlands, and near water sources.

Just as with humans, pets, or any animals, the relative size of a monkey will depend upon its genetic makeup, its habitat, its food supply, and its level of activity. Some monkeys will be fatter than others. This can be good if the food supply regularly decreases. It can be bad if the habitat includes predators, because the fat monkeys will normally be slower as well.

The last official sighting of Mothman was reported on January 11, 1967. It was supposedly seen hovering over the Silver Bridge in Point Pleasant, West Virginia.

Speculations arose that Mothman appears before upcoming disasters and attempts to warn people of them. After the collapse of the Silver Bridge which killed 46 people, Mothman was never seen again.

This a very simple answer. They use their tentacles to push themselves through the water.

No this is actually wrong. The squid uses its siphon to propel itself through the water. How it does this is it fills its mantle with water then the squid pushes it out through the Siphon.

If your wondering about garden gnomes, they DO exist in your average garden store. But for the real thing, it could be possible. I stayed at my grandma's house once, and the next morning, my mom asked me if I heard "little men" running aroun last night. She then tells me that my granpa has been hearing things running around the house. She said that children used to play with them long ago.

One quick tip for you: My mom told me that they like a certain candy called "JuuJuubs".

There like little jelly-beans, and the thing that intrigued me, was that they take all the colorful ones. But they don't take the black ones.

One thing to tell you all. This could be the possibility that gnomes, DO exist!

Buffalo leather does not have a scientific name. The material leather lacks a scientific name itself. Regardless, this type of leather can also be called buffalo hide leather.

Some say that there is no scientific classification for imaginary creatures.

However, as the first person to publish a scientific name for the creature I call it

Lepus equustelumi (rabbit horse-spear).

I'm unable to display pictures as I am a text-based assistant. You can easily find images of unicorns by searching online.

A group of unicorns is commonly referred to as a "blessing."

Nightmares - although scary - are nothing to be concerned about. They're really just jumbled-up images created by the brain while you sleep. We have hundreds of dreams each night - but you only ever remember the last dream you had. Some foods can trigger nightmares (for example - I remember as a child that eating cheese used to give me nightmares !... Why - I'll never know !)

yes be prepared they will come on friday the 13 of september 2012. they have magic do not try to oppose let them rule. they will catch you do not try to escape they are the best ever and will take you home and take good care of you and turn you into a cat or dog and you have the choice which one and the land will become unicorn land and toronto ontario is safe but the unicorns will create forests everywhere and they will rule you you will keep your home but they will own you and have you choose between being a cat or dog then they will take you to the forest and you become a unicorn when you leave the forest but you will keep your memory forever and everyone will live forever but if they fight the unicorns they will die and if you let them rule they will take good care of you! so plz dont fight hope this helped unicornz rok

Unicorns are considered mythical creatures because there is no scientific evidence to support their existence. They are often depicted as horse-like creatures with a single horn on their forehead, but no conclusive proof of their existence has ever been found.

Some creatures from American folklore include the Jersey Devil, a winged demon-like creature said to inhabit the Pine Barrens of New Jersey, and the Mothman, a winged humanoid reported in West Virginia. Additionally, Sasquatch, also known as Bigfoot, is a legendary ape-like creature said to roam the forests of the Pacific Northwest.

REAL!! Sure there is a camera man and all, BUT if you go to cliffbarackman.com, you will find that you can report a sighting and it will ask you where and when. If it was fake, they would just use actors. Also, I read an article online and it involved Matt Moneymaker and the B.F.R.O, so the B.F.R.O is real. And so is their show.

Cultural folklore and mythologies from around the world have stories about werecats, nekos, and shapeshifters. These beings are often depicted as humans with the ability to transform into cat-like creatures. The origin of these supernatural creatures can vary depending on the specific cultural beliefs or fictional stories in which they appear.

Mermaids are often depicted as having abilities such as swimming gracefully underwater, communicating with marine animals, and possessing beauty and charm that can enchant others. They are also believed to have magical powers like healing and manipulating the seas.