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Feb 03, 2009 01:27PM
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omg, ive always wanted to be a crytpozoologist too!!!@_@
I'm here because I like to see what these people think is out there. (And because Skipper is my friend)
lol, glad somebody else at least knows what the word means
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*yawns* I'm bored. You could at least have rp.
Skipper wrote: "lol, glad somebody else at least knows what the word means1"
ya at school we were doing this career cruising thing online and u had to do this career matchmaker thing, and i told my friend that i hoped cryptozoologist was on my list, and she was like "huh?" and after i explained to her what it was she looked at me like i was a moron..i think she thought i was making it up...
@_@
I love Crytpozoology!!!!! I'm really bad at spelling it though.
Crytpozoology??? Just switch the T and P and ur good
Skipper wrote: "What would we rp???"We would rp crypozoololgy animal thingies of course!
There would only be one of each speicies
No we couldnt, this is kinda like the elementals, there can only be one
depending on the species there might be more than one...@_@
Why do you alway do@_@
at the end of your posts?
idk..cuz i do.....its kinda like my lil online signature....@_@
*Rolls eyes* Sam, there is no rp
I wanna make a signature, here it is:
Vampire Chick
Vampire Chick
*Sticks out toungue* Ur just jealous!
Vampire Chick
Vampire Chick
Hi. I'm new - I see nobody's been here for 2 years - time to come back now!! Lol!! anyway.....Taking my kids Sasquatch tracking this summer - any suggestions? (my children are 4,6, & 8). I had found a good tracking site with tips & suggestions but don't know where I saved or bookmarked it - now that it's closer to our adventure - I can't find it anywhere!
PS. I've always had a very keen interest from childhood in Bigfoot & mountain beavers (which have now been discovered) & various other oddities (science & paranormal)
I've been interested in Cryptozoology since about 1952, when my grandfather's brother went with a group to Harrison Hot Springs (also a Sasquatch hot spot even to this day) to go Sasquatch hunting. I also grew up knowing about Ogopogo, and Cadborosaurus (Caddy). I came across a fantastic book in the 1960s "On the Track of Unknown Animals" written by Bernard Heuvelmans (1916 - 2001) where I learned how recent such discoveries as the Panda Bear and Okapi were, animals I was now familiar with. That led me to "In the Wake of Sea Serpents". I was fascinated to find Ogopogo, Loch Ness Monster, Caddy, and many other cryptozoids I had since heard about among the animals in the second book. Also I recall when the Coelecanth was actually found. In the first book I learned just how many parts of the world have similar cryptozoids to Sasquatch/Bigfoot, Yeti, Alma, etc. With my fascination with known animals, and my constant curiosity, cryptozoology was a natural interest. As far as I can tell, the first book was last updated and revised in 1995, so even though Heuvelmans was a very early cryptozoologist, the book is relatively up to date on most popular unknowns, including Chupacabra and Mothman if I remember correctly. I have read both books twice, but most recently was probably in the 1980s.
Brenda wrote: "Hi. I'm new - I see nobody's been here for 2 years - time to come back now!! Lol!! anyway.....Taking my kids Sasquatch tracking this summer - any suggestions? (my children are 4,6, & 8). I h..."
Are you thinking of a place near Harrison Lake or past Sasquatch park?
I believe there are two areas in BC where the mountain beaver is found. It is organically a simple animal which when frightened can easily fall over and die. There is a colony in the Fraser Valley that should be protected and another in the interior of British Columbia.
The best way to track a sasquatch is to find a habituator that will let you visit. There are several out there. I read a great book about a sasquatch habituator called Enoch. You can get in on the Oregon Bigfoot site. It has no proof, but if it's accurate it will amaze you. Not badly written either.
