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DF_RooT
Ive been using google earth and i have seen some wierd stuff. there is one spot to the west of canada that looks like it has a serpent in the water. great tool.
angrycrustacean
Could you show us, perhaps?

I doubt the usefulness of Google Earth as a cryptid unting tool since the pictures are only taken once every 2-5 years.
kourui
i'll try it... original.gif
psyche101
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Could you show us, perhaps?

I doubt the usefulness of Google Earth as a cryptid unting tool since the pictures are only taken once every 2-5 years.


In addition to that, if you have a look, you will see cars in a parking lot but no people. If it does not show peole, I highly doubt that you would see animals.
Nice program though.
DF_RooT
http://www.googleearthhacks.com/dlfile1401...n-in-Water?.htm

Im not on my home computer, but here is a link from where i found it. You cant really make it out in the pic that they have, but if you have the program you can just download that and it will take you to the spot.

The reason I was talking of a crypto tool wasnt really for bigfoot or anything, but you can scan bays and other bodies of water. I went over the San Francisco bay last night and pinned a couple of interesting spots.
Vidgange
hrm... i see something that can be anything! not a very good picture...
indeed
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I doubt the usefulness of Google Earth as a cryptid unting tool since the pictures are only taken once every 2-5 years.



Ever think of an overview of an area one wishes to search or spend time. You find water, different land formations and vegetation let alone a easy entry point for an area to search. Also its a good way to plot a hike to get to an area of interest. You can take the lat and long and program into your GPS and go to the very spot w00t.gif

I find it very helpful though actually getting an image of an animal from it is highly unlikely, its a pricessless aid for anyone out in the field grin2.gif
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