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	Cryptid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cryptids are hypothetical species of animals known from anecdotal evidence and/or other evidence insufficient to prove them with certainty.
		The study of cryptids is known as Cryptozoology, and more information can be found in that article.
		These are living creatures that, although not necessarily considered cryptids, were thought to be extinct and are often discussed in cryptozoological forums.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cryptid (267 words)

	New Zuiyo Maru Cryptid Observations - Strong Indications It Was a Marine Tetrapod
		Although this cryptid may not currently be identified with either living creatures or specific known fossils, it possessed characteristics like those of marine reptiles, perhaps similar to the Sauropterygia.
		Therefore, it was concluded that the Zuiyo Maru cryptid was a basking shark.
		At present, it is possible that the cryptid may be unknown from the fossil record, in part because the measurements do not match any known fossil, and in part because of the variant shape of the flippers, corroborated by the matching appearance on the Egyptian seal.
	www.creationresearch.org /crsq/articles/38/38_1/Cryptid.htm (6432 words)

	Cryptid Descriptions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		This cryptid is similar to the lions that are normally found in Africa.
		This cryptid may be an example of an unknown cat species, and thus may belong to the Type #3 group.
		Otters are not known to live in the area of the sightings, which means that this animal is either misplaced, or perhaps an unknown relative of the otters.
	www.angelfire.com /sc2/Trunko/cryptolist.html (12290 words)

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		The base definition of the term “cryptid” applies to mystery animals (supposedly including animals out of place or time; the author disagrees with this, as will be discussed below) for which there is a body of evidence, including sightings, and perhaps photographs and physical evidence such as tracks.
		It is somewhat borderline as to whether to call an example of the former a cryptid, for while they are not new species, they are species or subspecies which are not thought to exist in the present day.
		In this case, the mystery animal in question is the cryptid, while the prehistoric survivor is merely a hypothesis.
	cryptosquared.tripod.com /opinions/treatise2.html (730 words)

	Cryptomundo.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Recently “cryptid” was recognized by the lexicographers at Merriam-Webster as a word of legitimate coinage, though it has yet to appear in their dictionary [as of 1999].
		Cryptids are either unknown species of animals or animals which, though thought to be extinct, may have survived into modern times and await rediscovery by scientists.
		“Cryptid” is derived from “crypt,” from the Greek kryptos (hidden); “id,” from the Latin ides, a patronymic suffix; and the Greek “ides,” which means “in sense.” When the suffix id is used it typically applies to an implied lineage or similar usages, as in “perseid” (meteors appearing to originate from Perseus, typically around August 11).
	www.cryptomundo.com /cryptozoo-news/cryptid (1189 words)

	Cryptid odds of existence - Above Top Secret Conspiracy Community
		Theoretically, a cryptid living in a closed environment should be easier to discover than one living in an open environment, such as the open ocean.
		It is no coincidence that those cryptids who remain undiscovered are said to exist in large, unspecified environments (Mokele Mbembe, for example, who is supposed to exist somewhere within the depths of the Congo).
		For this reason, cryptids such as Bigfoot, which have thousands upon thousands of eyewitness reports, in which they are relatively uniformly described, with similar attributes, are more likely to actually exist than cryptids such as the Mongolian Death Worm, which has a significantly lower number of eyewitness accounts.
	www.abovetopsecret.com /forum/thread182053/pg (3518 words)

	Cryptozoology - Unknown Creatures and Hidden Animals
		For a creature to be classed as a cryptid there must be at least some evidence for its existence.
		The stronger the evidence, the more likely the cryptid is to exist and the more interesting it is to a cryptozoology researcher.
		A cryptid does not have to be a "monster".
	www.wyrdology.com /cryptozoology (244 words)

	The Cryptozoologist: Cryptozoology
		Cryptids are in the most limited definition, either unknown species of animals or those that are thought to be extinct but which may have survived into modern times and await rediscovery by scientists.
		While Heuvelmans created cryptozoology as a goal-oriented discipline (endeavoring to prove the existence of hidden animals), the fact that some of these cryptids will turn out not to be new species does not invalidate the process by which that conclusion is reached and does not retroactively discard the prior status as a cryptid.
		For example, the large unknown "Monster" in a local lake is a cryptid until it is caught and shown to be a known species such as an alligator.
	www.lorencoleman.com /cryptozoology_faq.html (3357 words)

	Eric Penz
		"Eric Penz’s Cryptid: The Lost Legacy of Lewis and Clark deals with an entertaining historical notion that there is a cryptozoological secret for the ages to be found within the lost journals of the explorers sent out by Thomas Jefferson.
		For the fact is that two hundred years after they were handpicked by Thomas Jefferson to lead an extraordinary expedition to the Pacific coast legends still persist regarding unexplained gaps in the explorers' field journals.
		Cryptid illustrates how the human act of seeking the truth can be the very element that destroys it.
	www.ericpenz.com (501 words)

	Top 20 Cryptozoology Stories of 2002 by Loren Coleman
		The cryptozoology news for 2002 was an intriguing mix of new animal discoveries, cryptid sightings, sad passings, and, yes, hoax stories.
		A cryptid feline animal was reported on Christmas Eve, 2002, around 8 PM, when three people in Beith reported a large fl cat.
		Of course, those interested in cryptid cat reports called “American lions” have pointed out that if ever one of these large cats was killed, it could look very much like an African lion.
	www.lorencoleman.com /top_cryptozoology_2002.html (4411 words)

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		So many cryptid bears wouldn't be cryptids if someone would take the time to examine their specimens.
		One was shot near the Anderson River, and it's skin and skull are somewhere in the Smithsonian.
		Alaskan "giant polar bear" (Alaska and Kodiak Island NA); An enormous white bear, much bigger than a Kodiak, that is a creamy white and has hair on the pads of it's feet is mentioned in Alaskan folklore.
	www.angelfire.com /bc2/cryptodominion/bears.html (717 words)

	Cryptomundo.com
		With the reports of government involvement with cryptid primates and their later cover-up/denial, I wouldn’t be surprised if they try to keep a lid on this.
		There are a number of cryptid primate sightings that also involve gunshots, a police presence, in some cases helicopters, etc. There are more overt accounts of military involvement as well.
		Given that the “cryptids” in the video are not part of any classified project, removing any association with date/time/location or other mission- or source-specific information renders the footage unclassified.
	www.cryptomundo.com /cryptozoo-news/navy-seals-video (4175 words)

	The Cryptid Zoo: A Menagerie of Cryptozoology
		Creatures that are under investigation by cryptozoologists are called cryptids.
		Although cryptozoology doesn't get much respect from other scientific disiplines, it has had some spectacular success stories, including the pongo (now known as the gorilla), the okapi (an animal that looks like a cross between a giraffe and zebra), and the coelacanth (a prehistoric fish thought to be extinct).
		Since most cryptids have remained in the realm of the mythical, the main job of cryptozoologists is not to prove that a certain cryptid exists, but rather to collect and analyze as many sightings as possible in order to determine if the available evidence is strong enough to keep the question open.
	www.newanimal.org (785 words)

	The Cryptid Zoo: Aliens
		Some cryptids are so odd that cryptozoologists have been entirely stumped as to what sort of creatures they might be.
		Sometimes, researchers theorize that the most bizarre cryptids, such as chupacabras and air rods, are escaped alien pets or genetic experiments.
		Along these lines of thought, the most radical ideas on this subject claim that cryptids such as Bigfoot are cleverly-disguised robots of some sort, possibly with biological components, that aliens send to do their bidding.
	www.newanimal.org /aliens.htm (1091 words)

	Mothman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Seeing either a sandhill crane or a great grey owl in West Virginia would be a rare, but by no means impossible, experience.
		Mark A. Hall in his book Thunderbirds disputes the owl theory, but instead suggests a giant cryptid owl species, allegedly seen in the area for over 100 years.
		In the Cthulhu Mythos, originally created by H.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mothman (1646 words)

	Cryptid Plants - Unexplained Mysteries Discussion Forums
		technically there can't be a cryptid plant becasue a cryptid is an animal, not a plant! lol, but yeah this is interesting, but not likely.
		I mean think about it, if there was a plant that hadn't been see n before, scientists would jsut be albe to study it when they find it or see it.
		If someone found a "cryptid" plant,then why not take it home for research?I mean GOD,this topic is pathetic.If a plant is made (like a blue rose) then it was MADE...duh.
	www.unexplained-mysteries.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=34149 (850 words)

	Werewolf.com Discussion Boards - Robots, Robots, and more Robots
		My skin, and hair, and nails are safe up to 1300oC, so I can scour myself with heat to burn away filth, rather than ever take a shower again.
		The backyard had a square patch of driveway tar, and I had a sandbox near the corner of it.
		He knows exactly what I’m thinking because he will think nearly the same thing, and his brain is powerful enough to know exactly how I will respond to the same things, how different I will react than him.
	www.werewolf.com /vb/showthread.php?t=5412 (3328 words)

	Tinselman: Awaiting Cryptid DNA
		Scientists (yes, real scientists) are genetically testing hairs said to be from none other than Bigfoot.
		Einstein, Bohr, Planck, Tesla, Schrodinger, and a number of others were some of the elite few who were privileged enough to be proud members of the R.S.G.S.S.C.S.A. (the Really Smart Guys Super Secret Cryptozoological Society of America).
		Unfortunately, most of these scientists were very busy and so they never had much success with this cryptid thing.
	tinselman.typepad.com /tinselman/2005/07/cryptid_dna.html (794 words)

	Open Directory - Science: Anomalies and Alternative Science: Cryptozoology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The first deals with hoaxes, the second is a geographical listing of likely cryptids.
		The CryptoZoo - Contains articles and a variety of cryptids, a definition of cryptozoology, theories, classifications, an image gallery, important cryptozoologists, and references.
		Wyrdology - Offers an introduction to the study of unknown creatures, including details on various cryptids, and cryptozoology news.
	dmoz.org /Science/Anomalies_and_Alternative_Science/Cryptozoology (631 words)

	What Makes a Cryptid?
		A creature thought to be extinct and rediscovered should be considered a "cryptid," like the famous living fossil coelacanth.
		Once it is considered extinct it becomes a mystery, and a legend, if seen and reported by eyewitnesses.
		They need to be recognized, as cryptids perhaps, especially if there is any indication that they may still exist.
	strange.myeyez.net /se-features-item.php/4 (257 words)

	BURT GUMMER Fan Club - A Bravenet.com Forum
		Here you can send Burt Gummer a message, discuss graboids with your fellow cryptid hunters, or just talk about the Tremors films and TV series.
		CRYPTID ALERT: Remains found by C.Martin · Mar 7, 03 - 9:38 AM
		Cryptid Alert; Chinese Lake Monster by C.Martin · Aug 21, 02 - 10:15 AM
	pub3.bravenet.com /forum/show.php?usernum=226466891&cpv=1 (657 words)

	Welcome To Roland Smith's Web Site!!
		And don't forget my other adventure that came out this year, "Cryptid Hunters." I would love to hear what think about this novel as well.
		You can find it at your local bookstore, library, or you can order it now at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Powells.
		Cryptid Hunters has been selected as a finalist for the 2005 Oregon Book Awards.
	www.rolandsmith.com (353 words)

	Eric Penz: News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Thank you all so much for showing up in force and buying every last copy of Cryptid in the store.
		If you were there for the reading, you saw my emotions come through despite my efforts to suppress them.
		George was about the most famous guest of the entire conference it seemed (my ego can handle it; don't worry).
	www.ericpenz.com /penz/archives/cat_news.html (581 words)

	Cryptid - Band page with free MP3 music downloads on SoundClick
		Cryptid is just an alter-ego of me and I use him to bring out the emotions inside of me. Together, D.Hatfield and Cryptid can spit some pretty wickit shit.
		Be on the look out though for some more tracks in the near future.
		I would with the group I'm in Seperate Soulz...but Cryptid wouldn't.
	www.soundclick.com /bands/pageartist.cfm?bandID=5438 (346 words)

	The Online Lake Cryptid Directory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		There are a few exceptions, but...we'll get to them in due time.
		Signup is free, and if you're already registered with Yahoo, it'll only take a few seconds.
		E-mail the webmistress with comments, suggestions, dead link reports, or to add a lake monster not included in this site!
	www.fortunecity.com /roswell/chaney/627 (132 words)

	Tower Records - Cryptid Fragments - Elliott Sharp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Tower Records - Cryptid Fragments - Elliott Sharp
		Albums like CRYPTID FRAGMETNS give Extreme its moniker.
		Sharp's recordings with the Soldier String Quartet are where he most often explores the outer fringes, a universe where atonality, harsh non-melodicism, and undisciplined improvising are the sounds of the day.
	www.towerrecords.com /product.aspx?pfid=1662226 (186 words)

	Blue Mountains Cryptid Research - Details for: Cryptozoology: Unknown Primates: Blue Mountains Cryptid Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Blue Mountains Cryptid Research - Details for: Cryptozoology: Unknown Primates: Blue Mountains Cryptid Research
		Title: Cryptozoology: Unknown Primates: Blue Mountains Cryptid Research
		Research into the Australian Yowie, or Bush Ape, in the Blue Mountains of NSW, Australia.
	ufoseek.com /Cryptozoology/.../Blue_Mountains_Cryptid_Research_L123329 (59 words)

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