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what do u think cryptozoology will discover in 2006?
Hopefully, the Congo expedition will uncover what the Mokele Mbembe really is, other than that I'm just hoping for some new nifty photos coming up, like the ones of the giant squid last year. 
QUOTE(Sofia Alexandra @ Jan 26 2006, 09:45 PM) [snapback]1037187[/snapback]
Hopefully, the Congo expedition will uncover what the Mokele Mbembe really is, other than that I'm just hoping for some new nifty photos coming up, like the ones of the giant squid last year.
i think they might capture it on film, but i think they will catch bigfoot this year or the jungle yeti.
QUOTE(Sofia Alexandra @ Jan 27 2006, 12:45 AM) [snapback]1037187[/snapback]
Hopefully, the Congo expedition will uncover what the Mokele Mbembe really is, other than that I'm just hoping for some new nifty photos coming up, like the ones of the giant squid last year.
Let's not forget the gray carnivorous apes from the Congo. They'd make for some cool documentaries.
Oh, and the 'Bloop' marine cryptid. That would be awesome, too.
QUOTE(BigDaddy_GFS @ Jan 26 2006, 10:23 PM) [snapback]1037221[/snapback]
Let's not forget the gray carnivorous apes from the Congo. They'd make for some cool documentaries.
Oh, and the 'Bloop' marine cryptid. That would be awesome, too.
even though it would be awesome, i think bloop is actually a possible mega serpent.
I hope they will find some form of cloneable DNA to make little minature dragons like in that Harry Potter movie. Then give one to everyone in the world as a pet and to catch house flys during the summer. I can hope can't I?
QUOTE(different @ Jan 26 2006, 10:29 PM) [snapback]1037233[/snapback]
I hope they will find some form of cloneable DNA to make little minature dragons like in that Harry Potter movie. Then give one to everyone in the world as a pet and to catch house flys during the summer. I can hope can't I?
sure u can hope, but theirs difference between the major creatures of fantasy from reality
QUOTE(Sofia Alexandra @ Jan 26 2006, 01:45 PM) [snapback]1037187[/snapback]
Hopefully, the Congo expedition will uncover what the Mokele Mbembe really is, other than that I'm just hoping for some new nifty photos coming up, like the ones of the giant squid last year.
What is Mokele Mbembe??
QUOTE(CharmedFan3 @ Jan 26 2006, 10:57 PM) [snapback]1037263[/snapback]
What is Mokele Mbembe??
Try putting "Mokele Mbembe" into Google or use the search option here on UM?
I don't have any idea, but I hope it will be very interesting.
Though not a cryptid persay I vote for finding that Megladon still alive. Especially now that we have the japanese video posted in 2005 of the giant squid. Would find it rather ironic that 2 spielburg films would make fantasy and then have it come as fact. The first was the huge velociraptors of Jurrassic Park and towards the end of production of that film they found the Utah Raptor which was really that big. Go Jaws Go! Then I would have a rational reason to stay out of the water other then the giant rubber shark.
QUOTE(newbloodmoon @ Jan 29 2006, 01:21 AM) [snapback]1039805[/snapback]
Though not a cryptid persay I vote for finding that Megladon still alive. Especially now that we have the japanese video posted in 2005 of the giant squid. Would find it rather ironic that 2 spielburg films would make fantasy and then have it come as fact. The first was the huge velociraptors of Jurrassic Park and towards the end of production of that film they found the Utah Raptor which was really that big. Go Jaws Go! Then I would have a rational reason to stay out of the water other then the giant rubber shark.
i think you have a good open mind, and i think you probaly are right about megaladon. one negative: but dont megaladons need to come up for air, and y arent their many more sightings
Hopefully get some crystal clear pictures of some of these animals.
QUOTE(makaya325 @ Jan 28 2006, 06:40 PM) [snapback]1039827[/snapback]
i think you have a good open mind, and i think you probaly are right about megaladon. one negative: but dont megaladons need to come up for air, and y arent their many more sightings
Megalodons, as a form of shark, are therefore fish and have gills.
I just want to see bigfoot be proven real and then go to school and say HAH!!!! 
I TOLD YOU HE WAS REAL!!! NOW WHO STUPID HUH! HUH! YOU ARE!!
I TOLD YOU HE WAS REAL!!! NOW WHO STUPID HUH! HUH! YOU ARE!!
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i think bloop is actually a possible mega serpent.
What makes you think so?
Please stop asking the same question in MUILTIPLE THREADS, as this WILL lead to warnings from Mods. Keep it all in 1 thread.
^ yeah this topic isn't just about the BLOOP for petes sake use only one thread for this
QUOTE(Bigfoot_Is_Real @ Jan 28 2006, 10:52 PM) [snapback]1039937[/snapback]
I just want to see bigfoot be proven real and then go to school and say HAH!!!!
I TOLD YOU HE WAS REAL!!! NOW WHO STUPID HUH! HUH! YOU ARE!!AMEN to that!
I believe the crypto community will make similar discoveries to the ones they find every year, new Moths, insects, scorpions, the odd Mammal etc..
I would like to think bigfoot and some of the others go undiscovered for some time, I would hate to see the discovery of Bigfoot and then all the private collectors start taking to the woods for their piece of the action.
I reckon the Orang Pendek this year.
Isn't there another expedition to the Gobi for the Death Worm planned this year? Last time I am pretty sure they came home with a new horned snake. Probably find someting poking around in the abandoned wells and other holes in the ground there.
Ohh, and (sarcastically), Araday Simkin is expected back soon is he not? Should be a giant Rhino, fish or human there
Isn't there another expedition to the Gobi for the Death Worm planned this year? Last time I am pretty sure they came home with a new horned snake. Probably find someting poking around in the abandoned wells and other holes in the ground there.
Ohh, and (sarcastically), Araday Simkin is expected back soon is he not? Should be a giant Rhino, fish or human there
hopefully atleast one unknown type of cryptid discovered.
Cryptologists have never found an unknown animal, therefore judging by their records no cryptologist will find anything this year. Scientists will discover several species of insects, amphibians, fishes etc.
Ah i can't wait to prove you wrong with a news story and AHAH the Komodo Dragon was a Crypid along with the Panda and Gorillia
The discovery of the gorillas, pandas and the Komodo dragons were relatively easier compared with the efforts to prove loch ness monsters, chupacabra and others. Besides, it isn't everyday that a large animal is discovered, not discounting the possibilities.
Actually it took the Komaodo Dragon 200 years the Panda 150yrs and the Gorillia 300yrs ( nI think those are the numbers ) and they all were Legends before that
QUOTE(Shai_Hulud @ Feb 1 2006, 03:13 PM) [snapback]1043662[/snapback]
Cryptologists have never found an unknown animal, therefore judging by their records no cryptologist will find anything this year. Scientists will discover several species of insects, amphibians, fishes etc.
Very well worded that, you leave out the searching for believed extinct species, finding them and changing their status to endangered. Yes lowly Cryptozoologists have done that, right up to last year
^ Here it is again - Coelacanth Whenever someone says everything is found this one pops up.
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Okapi, Megamouth, Giant Squid, Vu Quang ox and recently a new mammal in Borneo.
I think you are way out. There are other large animals to find, consider the Congo and the Ocean for two rescources. Do you really think we know all (anything) about those inhospitable places? Bah, no way.
M8 - you just wait till the Bloop surfaces, or in another few months, I will be around your place with a Mokele-mbembe burger!!!
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Okapi, Megamouth, Giant Squid, Vu Quang ox and recently a new mammal in Borneo.
I think you are way out. There are other large animals to find, consider the Congo and the Ocean for two rescources. Do you really think we know all (anything) about those inhospitable places? Bah, no way.
M8 - you just wait till the Bloop surfaces, or in another few months, I will be around your place with a Mokele-mbembe burger!!!
a full proof of some of this cryptos...
QUOTE(kourui @ Feb 1 2006, 04:58 PM) [snapback]1043795[/snapback]
a full proof of some of this cryptos...
I assume you were refering to myself and examples of :-
Coelacanth
Okapi
Megamouth
Giant Squid (There is a thread on this one)
Vu Quang ox
Borneo Mammal
There was also 27 new insects discovered Insects but to be fair, they are small, fast developing and really not quite as impressive looking as a megamouth shark!
Well, I'm kinda hoping for mokele mbebe! but also that video of something the japs toke in the mariana trench last year... They haven't releast it yet - have they? and i hope that the "Blop" will be identified.
But the most realistic thing is just what scientists always comes up with: insects, smaller animals and fishes...
But the most realistic thing is just what scientists always comes up with: insects, smaller animals and fishes...
Well, extinct animals aren't technically cryptids, but I have a wish list.....I wish the following critters were discovered to be atill alive...somewhere, some way.
Liopleurodon
How cool would it be to find out this was the 'Bloop' everyone's talking about?
Megalodon....(cues the theme to Jaws)
The Moa.....
Thylacine....
Liopleurodon
How cool would it be to find out this was the 'Bloop' everyone's talking about?
Megalodon....(cues the theme to Jaws)
The Moa.....
Thylacine....
QUOTE(different @ Jan 26 2006, 03:29 PM) [snapback]1037233[/snapback]
I hope they will find some form of cloneable DNA to make little minature dragons like in that Harry Potter movie. Then give one to everyone in the world as a pet and to catch house flys during the summer. I can hope can't I?
If that happens, I want one. If not a dragon, at least little miniature cats or something.
Edited because I can't spell to save my life.
QUOTE(Vidgange @ Feb 1 2006, 09:46 PM) [snapback]1044002[/snapback]
Well, I'm kinda hoping for mokele mbebe! but also that video of something the japs toke in the mariana trench last year... They haven't releast it yet - have they? and i hope that the "Blop" will be identified.
But the most realistic thing is just what scientists always comes up with: insects, smaller animals and fishes...
Mokele-Mbembe would be a cracker wouldn't it
Were you refering to this story :-
Suspected Sleepy Shark
Any more news on it?
Unless you meant this beastie
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But from memory that was not the mariana trench, not sure what happened to that, last story I heard it was a rag toothed shark, I did not think it looked like one. Seem to have lost my pic of a rag toothed shark - anyone got one?
Anybody know what happened to this strange looking shark?
QUOTE(psyche101 @ Feb 2 2006, 02:26 AM) [snapback]1044855[/snapback]
Mokele-Mbembe would be a cracker wouldn't it
Were you refering to this story :-
Suspected Sleepy Shark
Any more news on it?
Unless you meant this beastie
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But from memory that was not the mariana trench, not sure what happened to that, last story I heard it was a rag toothed shark, I did not think it looked like one. Seem to have lost my pic of a rag toothed shark - anyone got one?
Anybody know what happened to this strange looking shark?
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Japanese scientists have recently conducted a curious experiment in the Pacific Ocean not far from the Mariana Trench, the deepest trench in the world. They put a container with an odorous lure on the seafloor. The container was outfitted with a video camera. The smell of the lure attracted deepwater sharks. The next minute the sharks dispersed and the Japanese scientists saw a giant monster. The huge animal was slowly swimming above the camera at the depth of 1.5 kilometers, its body was 60 meters long. Scientists still do not know what kind of animal it was, they were only left to guess and suppose. Probably, it was a giant sleepy shark that live at the depth of the ocean - people know very little about them. No one has seen a living giant sleepy shark yet. A dead body of a shark was once washed ashore in Indonesia in 1964. Apparently, it was not a grown-up fish, because it was 26 meters long.
Yeah! that's what I meant! anyone heard more from it?
that strange looking shark were caught in Turkey, but it's an already known shark, so no surprise there...
QUOTE(Vidgange @ Feb 2 2006, 05:51 PM) [snapback]1045258[/snapback]
Yeah! that's what I meant! anyone heard more from it?
that strange looking shark were caught in Turkey, but it's an already known shark, so no surprise there...
They say it is an already know shark, does not look anything like a Big Eye Ragtoothed Shark IMO.
What do you all think?
Big Eye Rag Toothed Shark
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