Cryptozoology

Almasty/Almas

Powow — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 21:13:42 GMT

The wild Caucasian man can reach a size from 1,80 meters to 2,20 meters (about 5.90 feet to about 7.22 feet). Its body is covered with a long red brown fur hiding a dark skin. The head is protected by rough and thick long hair. The eyes emit a redish glow in the darkness, sign of a night vision ability. Females bear a voluminous breast, but there is a week sexual dismorphism. During centuries the almasty benefited from a certain clemency from the local population establishing with it a "companion ...

Yeti

Powow — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 19:17:06 GMT

The Yeti, nepalese legendary creature, has been attached to a three times over ridiculous nickname : abominable snowman , he isn't frightning at all (on the contrary, he is rather shy, noise is enough to make him run away), he is definitely not a man, and lives in the permanent snow region !

G�vaudan's beast ( la B�te du g�vaudan)

Powow — Sun, 24 Jun 2007 13:01:40 GMT

During the 18th century, murders wave raged in the "g�vaudant" ( Loz�re in France), about a hundred I think between 1764 and 1767. A hundred of children and women murders. Wolves were successively appointed as guilty ( moreover it was one of the biggest wolves hunts in all french history) then the people's imagination thought about werewolves and others creatures.

Mngwa

Powow — Sun, 24 Jun 2007 12:42:31 GMT

The Nunda or Mngwa ( that means "strange beast" or "the strange one") is a animal which sowed discord on the Tanzania coast (ancient Tanganika).

The animal would look like a lion sized panther and would have cannibalistic habits. Present in the indigenous folklore since a long time, the Nunda is scientifically recognized by the british settlers ( as William Hichens) only since 1920/1930. The animal will be entitled to have room in the book "Mystery Cats of the World" ...

Maipolina

Powow — Sun, 24 Jun 2007 12:17:14 GMT

Animal that haunts the south america's rivers. It is also called Popoke or Mamadilo. It can be related to the Iemisch. It would be a sabre-toothed tiger (smilodon).

Yowie

Keno — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 22:29:34 GMT

The Australian aborigenes have a long-term tradition of the mountain's frightening "fured man", since the end of the 19th century the white settlers have also beared witness to the presence of these creatures. In 1912, a certain Charles Harper have observed in New South Wales a Yowie as "classical",this individual had a heavy body of 6 feet tall and covered with a red brown fur. The head was small with a human face and canins coming out of the mouth ; the eyes were big and ...

Sasquatch

Keno — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 22:29:07 GMT

In North America, we observe a giant hominid covered with fur. Its size can reach 2,50 meters (about 8.20 feet), he doesn't make his own tools and doesn't control the fire. He is omnivorus with an herbivore dominance. According to authors, its origine comes from the Gigantopithecus

( very widely widespread opinion in North America ). It is strongly probable that we are faced with a robust form of the Homo erectus.

Translated from : http://jeanluc.drevillon.club.fr/hominologie.html