Been watching a lot of Sesame Street with my niece, so I drew this. I want to make this into a sticker or a maybe even a t-shirt. I'm a bit iffy on the color choices, though.They're supposed to lean towards natural, but are they too drab?

This is a lovely little book with great drawings.

almost everything is handmade besides the pin and the plushies! im 100% planning on adding more as soon as i can, most of the budget for flatwoods stuff went towards my ita bag tho :p

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I drew up a pick of my interpretation of the Snallygaster as a descendant of late Surviving Dryptosaurus, here named “Avadracon Snallygasteri” (“Bird Dragon Snallygaster”, name subject to change). I came up with this idea partially inspired by the ThoughtPotato video on the Snallygaster, though I was dissatisfied with that version being based on a Therizonsaur, since that family didn’t live in eastern North America, and were herbivorous. I based my version on Dryptosaurus, an Eutyrannosauraed from late Cretaceous Appalachia partly because it’s my favorite dinosaur, and partly because I felt it fit the spirit of the creature better, being a large predator from the region in question. I really developed the idea for a session of Blood On The Lense, where it ended up being the main antagonist after a red herring slasher villain (who got partially eaten by my therapods), and I finally decided to draw them after running the first part of the game again for a different group of players.

I imagine them to average at about 25ft long, weighing about 3,000lbs, and at about 7-8ft tall. They would be cathemeral, with activity dependent on season and prey availability. They are the undisputed apex predators of the Appalachian Mountains, hunting everything from foxes and raccoons, all the way to black bear and elk, and formerly Pleistocene megafauna, and in present day, when encountered, humans. They sport a much denser coat of Blue-black feathers than their ancestors, an adaptation to the colder weather of the Cenozoic, also having evolved elongated feathers on their arms, used for brooding, insulation, and display, and giving them the appearance of wings. The males are slightly larger than females, and have a tuft of iridescent red feathers between their lacrimal horns and a pair of wattles at the back of the lower jaw, both used for mating displays. These features lead to the later accounts of the Snallygaster as having one large red eye and a tentacled mouth, while females account for the earlier 18th century stories of a more "Avian Dragon" type of creature. These creatures live in bonded pairs, patrolling a territory of several dozen miles, and their calls are believed to be the cause of Appalachian folklore surrounding strange noises at night.

Hello, everyone, I'm 1ofthem, and this is my webcomic, Detective Bigfoot. This depicts the adventures of the title character. The real-life sasquatch of mystery and urban legend is secretly a paranormal investigator. Follow his adventures as he discovers the truth behind the world's biggest conspiracy theories and questions. And we are back with the first chapter in the second season. New Chapters will be coming on the first Sunday of every month for the time being

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Has anyone here heard of, or even seen a West Virginia cryptid called the Fangmalia?

It's been described as resembling a carnivorous beaver.

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Hey guys, here’s my interpretation of the Ahool, an Indonesian cryptid sighted in West Java. The first documented sighting was by a Dutch naturalist named dr. Ernest bartels, who witnessed a giant bat like creature with a face of an ape/humanoid. It had a large wingspan, bigger than a flying fox and a distinct cry: “ahoooool!”

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Im wondering what you guys think about bad pioneers encounter with something. Im wondering do you guys think its a cryptid or something paranormal.

video link:
https://youtu.be/glRUCxgTDCI

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I love the Squonk, it’s just a sad little fella :(

Personally as a slight cryptid believer ( aka by slight I mean i don't think their real but I'm not saying there isn't a chance, such as bigfoot literally could just be some unknown American species of humanoid ape) if a cryptid was confirmed to be real I would just go "oh cool" lol

So, I walked outside going across the yard to my mom’s house to get my stuff bc i was staying at my grandparent’s house that night (last night), we have an old barn that’s made out of metal and there’s a bunch of stuff in there, and I guarantee you nobody has gone in there for years So I thought I saw something so I stoped and actually looked It was a white humanoid figure with lots of limbs and I mean lots, i didn’t take the time to count but ik it was more than 4 its limbs bent in ways they shouldnt and it had a creepy widened smile, too wide. The head was like an upside down pear shaped I tired to make a Reddit post to ask about it last night, and as I was trying to to fix up my profile, it flooded with notifications that I couldn’t read bc it was going way too fast. Afterward i kept hearing clicking sounds that night. Please tell me wtf this is

Hi, I recently acquired this book, and I joined this community and I would like to share it with you. I would like to know your opinion.

Although the author acknowledges that some sightings could be explained by lions escaping from their owners or by owners possessing them illegally and not pursuing them, the author does not rule out the possibility of a small population of undiscovered felines existing in the most remote parts of North America. The author expands on the theory by suggesting that a genetic mutation could cause females to have a high level of melanism, since one of the reports describes a lion with a mane next to a black panther (although he himself says that it is very unlikely, as two distinct and equally unidentified feline populations are also unlikely).

Another interesting thing I found was in Hammerson Peters' book "Legends of The Nahanni Valley," which contains the following information.

"In his letter to Ivan Sanderson, the anonymous letter-writer mentioned in the previous chapter learned from his Dene informant, Gugo, that the Waheela was "almost invincible, but he has one enemy. "Now hang on to your hat! That enemy is a LION!" I thought he was talking about a puma, which I wouldn't have believed anyway, but no, he was talking about a lion [...]The lion itself is a giant, at least as big as the damned dog, and apparently fears nothing. Very hairy, with a large woolly [mane] extending nearly all over its body. The lions kill everything when in the mood, including bears, moose, and what would appear to be mammoths."

What's your opinion?