ok i have came to the conclution that i would like to wright a book about all maners of most of the diffrent types of monsters but can not find any web sites that have a large selection of monsters or i was woundering if any one knew a site were i could get some better info then what i have at this point in time

ok if people are reading this i need 8 Land creatures i.e boogfoot werewolfs i neeb 8 more if anyone would lend a hand

http://www.americanmonsters.com/home.php
hope that helps a bit

I don't mean to be anal, but your spelling is uncommonly deplorable.

You'd most likely have an editor, but you really should work on your grammar if you wish to be a writer of a sort.

UM has an Encyclopedia for the paranormal, that would be a great place to start.

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Main article: Cryptozoology
Cryptids are animals presumed extinct or hypothetical species of animals known from anecdotal evidence and/or other evidence insufficient to prove their existence with certainty. The term "cryptid" was first coined in 1983 by John Wall. Cryptids may also be known as an Unidentified Mysterious Animal (UMA).

Contents [hide]
1 Notable cryptids
2 See also
3 External links
3.1 Lists of cryptids
3.2 Other



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Notable cryptids
Name Other names Status Description Location
Bili Ape Bondo Mystery Ape Primate Africa
Chemosit Primate Africa
Kikomba Primate Africa
Almas Primate Asia
Barmanou Primate Middle East/Asia
Batutut Primate East Asia
Ebu Gogo Primate Indonesia
Gin-Sung Primate Asia
Gurn Ball Primate United Kingdom
Hibagon Primate Japan
Kaptar Primate Asia
Mecheny Primate Asia
Mirygdy Primate Asia
Nguoi Rung Primate Vietnam
Nyalmo Primate Asia
Orang Mawas Primate Malaysia
Orang Pendek Primate Sumatra
Tjutjuna Chuchunaa Primate Russia
Yeren Primate China
Yeti Abominable Snowman Primate Asia
Yowie Primate Australia
Brenin Llwyd Primate Wales
Fear liath Primate Scotland
Shug monkey Primate Europe
Woodwose Primate Europe
Bigfoot Sasquatch Primate North America
Fouke Monster Primate American South
Menehune Primate Hawaii
MoMo Primate American South
Old Yellow Top Primate Canada
Skunk Ape Primate Florida
Tsul 'Kalu Primate American West
"Ameranthropoides loysi" Loys's Ape Primate South America
Maricoxi Primate South America
Mono Grande Primate South America
Biabin-guli Primate
Humanzee Primate
Minnesota Iceman Primate North America
Moehau Primate
Neo-Giant Primate
Canvey Island Monster Bipedal United Kingdoms
Chupacabra Bipedal North/Central America
Dover Demon Bipedal Massachusettes
Goatman Bipedal United States
Jersey Devil Bipedal American Eastern Seaboard
Kappa Bipedal Japan
Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp Bipedal United States, South Carolina
Loveland Frog Bipedal United States, Ohio
Mothman Bipedal United States, West Virginia
Orang-Bati Bipedal Indonesia
Pope Lick Monster Bipedal United States, Kentucky
Lizard men Bipedal
Wendigo Bipedal United States
Wampus cat Bipedal
The Beast of Bodmin Carnivorous mammal United Kingdom
The Beast of Bray Road Carnivorous mammal United States, Wisconsin
The Beast of Exmoor Carnivorous mammal England
The Beast of Dean Moose-Pig Carnivorous mammal England
The Beast of Funen Carnivorous mammal
The Beast of Gévaudan Carnivorous mammal France
Felis lanea Woolly Cheetah Genetic Disorder Carnivorous Mammal Africa
Maltese tiger Blue Tiger Carnivorous mammal China
British big cats Carnivorous mammal Great Britain
Thylacine Tasmanian Tiger Extinct Carnivourous mammal Tasmania, Australia
Dobhar-chu Carnivorous mammal Ireland
Bergman's Bear God Bear Extinct Carnivorous mammal Asia
MacFarlane's Bear Extinct Carnivorous mammal Canada
Japanese Wolf Extinct Carnivorous mammal Japan
Marozi Carnivorous mammal Africa
Mngwa Carnivorous mammal Africa
Mongolian Deathworm Carnivorous Insect Gobi Desert
Nandi Bear Carnivorous mammal Africa
Ozark Howler Carnivorous mammal United States
Queensland Tiger Carnivorous mammal Australia
Shunka Warakin Carnivorous mammal American West
Waheela Carnivorous mammal Canada
Waitoreke Carnivorous mammal New Zealand
Veo Carnivorous mammal Indonesia
Kting Voar Likely Herbivorous mammals Cambodia
Mapinguari Remnant of Megatherium Extinct Herbivorous mammals Amazon Rain Forest
Elasmotherium Giant Unicorn Extinct Herbivorous mammals Asia
Altamaha-ha Sea Animal American South
Cadborosaurus willsi Caddy Sea Animal Pacific coast of North America
Chessie (sea monster) Sea Animal Atlantic coast of United States
Con Rit Sea Animal Southeast Asia
Gambo Sea Animal Africa
Giglioli's whale Sea Animal off the coast of Chile, off the coast of Scotland, French Medeterrenian coast
The Kraken Sea Animal world's oceans
Lusca Sea Animal world's oceans
Mermaids Sea humanoid world's oceans
Mermen Sea humanoid world's oceans
Sea monk Sea Animal world's oceans
Sea monsters Sea Animal world's oceans
Great sea serpent Sea Animal
Steller's Sea Cow Extinct Sea Animal Bering Strait
Trunko Sea Animal South Africa
Globster Sea Animal
Bear Lake Monster Discredited Lake Animal Idaho/Utah, North America
Bessie Lake Animal Lake Erie, North America
Brosno dragon Lake Animal Lake Brosno, Russia
Champ Lake Animal Lake Champlain, North America
Inkanyamba Lake Animal Africa
Lake Tianchi Monster Lake Animal China
Lake Van Monster Monster of Lake Van Lake Animal Turkey
Lake Worth monster Carnivorous mammal Texas
Loch Ness Monster Lake Animal Scotland
Mamlambo Lake Animal South Africa
Manipogo Lake Animal Canada
Morag (lake monster) Lake Animal Scotland
Muc-sheilch Lake Animal Scotland
Mussie Lake Animal Canada
Nahuelito Lake Animal Argentina
Ogopogo Lake Animal Canada
Phaya Naga Lake Animal Laos
Storsjöodjuret Lake Animal Sweden
Taniwha Lake Animal New Zealand
Buru presumed extinct Reptile/Dinosaur India
Beast of Busco Churubusco Turtle Reptile/Dinosaur United States
Chimpekwe Reptile/Dinosaur Africa
Dinosaurs in South America Reptile/Dinosaur South America
Emela-ntouka Reptile/Dinosaur Africa
Giant Anacondas Reptile/Dinosaur South America
Hoop snake Reptile/Dinosaur United States, Australia
Kingstie Discredited Lake Animal North America, Lake Ontario
Kongamato Reptile/Dinosaur Kenya
Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu Stegosaurus Reptile/Dinosaur Africa
Megalania prisca Giant Australian monitor lizard Reptile/Dinosaur Australia
Mokele mbembe Reptile/Dinosaur/Mammal Congo
Ngoubou Triceratops Extinct Reptile/Dinosaur
Olitiau Reptile/Dinosaur
Sirrush Reptile/Dinosaur Africa, Ancient Babylon
Snallygaster Reptile/Dinosaur United States
Tatzelwurm Reptile/Dragon Europe
Tsuchinoko Reptile/Dinosaur Japan
Devil Bird Bird
Cornish Owlman Bird England
Thunderbird Bird United States
Queensland Tiger Marsupials Australia
Trinity Alps Giant Salamander Amphibians United States, California
Atmospheric beast various the atmosphere
Ahool Flying creature Indonesia
Bunyip Australia
Setontot ? Malaysia
Tuba ? Asia
Rod Discredited Flying creature
Dahu Discredited
Fur-bearing trout Discredited Fish North America
Giant Penguin Discredited Bird
Hodag Discredited
Hyote Discredited
Kasai Rex Discredited
Lindworm Discredited Europe
Man-eating tree Discredited Plant
Row (cryptozoology) Discredited
Cherufe Mythical?
Hellhounds Mythical?
Phantom cats Mythical?
Popo Bawa Mythical?
Phantom kangaroos Mythical?
Red Headband

glad to be of service. take your pick, mike

..... ....sheeot....
those are pretty good i must say

Here are some sites that might help

American Monsters

List of Cryptids from Wilkipedia

Cryptid Quickseek

This one has a lot of links to some other sites Crypto links (a couple of the sites are in French but the summary next to the links tells you if it is or not)

Pibburns Cryptozoo

Open Directory Cryptozoology

Cryptid Carnivora

Black Vault list of Cryptids

There's a lot more if you do a search on google. Hope those have some info you're looking for.

Good luck with your book, sounds interesting!

Are you sure you want to write a book Just make sure you have a good editor, cause I see them doing a lot of work.

hey just becasue i dont spell things wright in the forums doesn't mean i cant wright it just means i dont care when i am wrighting in the forums

LMAO!

Well I don't have anything helpful to add, just good luck with your book!

It doesn't take much time to spell correctly (in fact, I think it's faster to type the word 'write' than it is to type the word 'wright'). And the whole point of grammar, spelling, and punctuation is so that everyone can understand what you're trying to say. If we all had our own way of spelling things, no one would understand. It's called 'communicating well'.

And maybe you should try to find some of these creatures on your own, before you ask others to do your research for you. Unless you plan on giving others credit.

Loren Coleman has written a very good book called "Mysterious Creatures". What do you plan on doing? Lifting articles off of websites and compiling them as a book?

Pssst--try using the little "checkmark under the ABC" icon

Crouton is right...do your own research instead of letting others research for you...

LOL, I still doubt you can 'wright' properly

you'er abseluteli wright!

O.k, o.k.....I do believe that we have "hammered the nail into the board" on this one....cut him some slack.

I must say that everyone here is correct in terms of your research for your book. If you intend to solicit information and/or ideas from anyone on this forum...then a mention of credit should be given accordingly.....your glossary will be HUGE!!!

I agree leave the kid alone, since when do you need to be grammatically perfect to write a book, many sports stars and actors have managed quite well.. hell many men I served with are doing alright also.

If you don't want to pass advice on to the kid then don't pass comment.

This is one of the funniest bleeping threads I've read in a long time.

I agree with this. He is asking for advice and information and there is nothing wrong with doing so, this is a community board after all. As for his grammar it could be tidied up I agree but its not unreadable. There are a number of reasons why a person may not be grammatically correct, Dyslexia, English being a second language, someone who just cannot spell correctly.
If people have nothing constructive to say then it would be easier to leave the thread alone.

I know a couple of monsters, there is the Minnesota Iceman (currently frozen in a block of ice) that looks like it is related to bigfoot, I also know the Frieburg Shrieker, and the sea devil . the Sea Devil was cought by fishermen in the 1400's and looked like a merman with Goat Horns on it's head, webbed hands and fins growing behind it's ears.

The only "Sea Devils" I know of are the ones on Dr. Who, loll......do you have any more info on these Sea Devils?