http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/-t1.htm Thu, 25 Oct 2007 18:02:13 GMT 10 http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t280/SadisticOne666/GothGhostLady01.jpg http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/-t1.htm http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/someone-asjk-about-ethiopia-wolf-t57.htm Babegirl : does anyone have info on the Ethiopian Wolf Cryptozoology, mythical creatures and other legends Thu, 25 Oct 2007 18:02:13 GMT http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/someone-asjk-about-ethiopia-wolf-t57.htm#96 http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/someone-asjk-about-ethiopia-wolf-t57.htm http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/ape-man-t36.htm Anonymous This creature was killed on the Venezuela/Colunbia border in 1917 by Francois De Loys and his party. This creature appears to be a very man-like ape. It has never been identified as a known species. De Loys group was attack by these creatures and they shot and killed one of them. The creature was about 5 ft tall and had a very human like appearance and movements. The size and shape of the creatures forehead show that it isn't even closely related to known primates of South America. ... Cryptozoology, mythical creatures and other legends Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:56:41 GMT http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/ape-man-t36.htm#60 http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/ape-man-t36.htm http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/chupacabra-t35.htm Anonymous Well for some reason chupacabra has alwyas posed a bit of intrest to me. Chupacabra is pariticuraly well known and common in Mexico and Central America. It is beleived that at night chupacabra comes to suck the blood from livestalk, and its name littleraly translates to "Goat sucker" The myth first began around 1987 when people becgan reporting the myserious death of several animals including birds, horses, and goats, by an unknown creature in Puerto Rico, and later simillar ... Cryptozoology, mythical creatures and other legends Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:12:41 GMT http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/chupacabra-t35.htm#59 http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/chupacabra-t35.htm http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/photos-of-mystery-creature-t33.htm Anonymous Here are some unknown and unidentified photos taken of a mysterious creature found in the ocean This carcass was picked up by the Japanese fishing boat MS Zuiyomaru off the coast of Japan. The carcass was covered with a fatty tissue which had badly decayed. The creature weighed about 1 ton. The Captain ordered it thrown back because of it's smell so it was never closely examined. Scientists studying the picture were unable to tell what kind of animal it was. It does ... Cryptozoology, mythical creatures and other legends Sun, 19 Aug 2007 23:34:56 GMT http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/photos-of-mystery-creature-t33.htm#55 http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/photos-of-mystery-creature-t33.htm http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/the-lost-colony-of-roanoke-1588-t27.htm Anonymous This is one that has caught my interest some time ago, I actually first read about it in a Stephen King novel, and being myself was currious if it was based on truth, or at least something that really happend or may have happend, or was just something that he completely made up for the book so I did some reasearch and this is what I uncovered: Most Americans know the story of the “Lost Colony”. It dates back to the time the Europeans began to settle on this free land, that is now known ... Cryptozoology, mythical creatures and other legends Sun, 19 Aug 2007 01:56:47 GMT http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/the-lost-colony-of-roanoke-1588-t27.htm#41 http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/the-lost-colony-of-roanoke-1588-t27.htm http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/i-thought-that-this-was-a-perfect-topic-after-the-dino-t3.htm Babegirl I thought that this was a perfect topic after the "Dino Pic" topic I know that most if not all of you have heard the theory that Nessy is a Plesiaosaur but how many of you have heard of Mokele-Mbembe? I think that it is very likely that bot of these exist but there is a better chance of Mokele-Mbembe existing here is a link to Wikipedia's description. Tell me what you think PLEASE! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mokele-mbembe Cryptozoology, mythical creatures and other legends Wed, 15 Aug 2007 12:21:59 GMT http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/i-thought-that-this-was-a-perfect-topic-after-the-dino-t3.htm#4 http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/i-thought-that-this-was-a-perfect-topic-after-the-dino-t3.htm http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/many-of-us-are-familiar-with-concepts-such-as-luck-and-fate-t22.htm Babegirl Many of us are familiar with concepts such as luck and fate. These have been accepted in society today, but many people fail to see how these concepts are derived from mythology. For sure, mythology did not fundamentally construct the various ideas, but what they did very well was to give these concepts physical embodiments. It is seen when people pray for luck today, ... Cryptozoology, mythical creatures and other legends Fri, 17 Aug 2007 16:18:33 GMT http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/many-of-us-are-familiar-with-concepts-such-as-luck-and-fate-t22.htm#26 http://liltarot.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-mythical-creatures-and-other-legends-f10/many-of-us-are-familiar-with-concepts-such-as-luck-and-fate-t22.htm