I have found that so many mysteries still exist in this world. THese creatures that have found there way into public eye are some of the most tracked creatures. They live in the shadows of our sight, so why do they not appear. Is it possible the the infamous bigfoot has gone into hiding for fear of this species known as man. Is it possible that the chupacabra is only killing goats because we have destroyed it's home. Why would the creature of the loch most commonly known as nessie go to the depths instead of staying to the light of day. So I am serious on this matter is it possible that we man, the species that track these creatures so hard are the one's responisble for the dissapearance of them. HAve we the people that explore this world the one's that have destroyed the mystery in this world!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

I have said it in the past, yes, science destroys magic. The more we find the more we untangle the mysteries of the world, but it also leads to more questions, and more mysteries. It is in our nature to explore and give explanations to mysteries, that is in fact a large part of the reason these very forums exist. I am skeptical of most cryptids, yet I have no proof that they don't exist, for in my opinion it is impossible to completely prove something doesn't exist. There are still unknowns in the world, and people still look for them, yet I can't help but wonder if their time would be better spent looking for things that are more likely to exist.