I.e. Bigfoot, chupacabra, etc. Opinions?

It's all true.
Most of them hide in the crop circles and are later pick up by inter-dimensional aliens.

Wow, I never knew. Maybe Tom Cruise was right all along:)
Well, I don't know enough about 'freezer bigfoot' to decide, but I am skeptical.
They are saying the chupacabra they caught could be a mutated grey fox I guess.

Not this time.

I smell something fishy...with a guy named critter asking about critters. Is he himself a mythlogical critter?

On another point, do you think these critters would go well over top of Rice?

(all in good fun c)

There are some who do, in fact, consider me to be entirely crytozoological in nature:)

There are many amazing creatures still being discovered all the time. I'm not aware of any of the mythological kind having been discovered in recent memory, but I don't think it's really necessary being how many interesting new species are being discovered regularly. for instance, the yeti crab was a really cool looking animal discovered a year or so ago. I believe that several interesting new species were recently discovered in the antarctica waters. finally, marc van roosmalen has been discovering many new animals in the brazilian jungles over recent years. check out his page here to se some of them: http://www.marcvanroosmalen.org/newspecies.htm

There are people out there that when you tell them that a shark,croccodile and or lizard is a dinosaur they think you are in la la land, and how many actually know that a chicken is a dinosaur. As small as (this island earth) is, not quoting the sci.fi. film,there are still new frontiers to be discovered.

Seems like every time a mythological creature is found and subjected to modern scientific study, the creature becomes an already known animal of some kind. Oh well. I want to believe that Bigfoot exists. I'm rooting for him all the way, but does he really exist, I'm thinking probably not. But who knows, maybe there is an entire subterainian level of life yet to be discovered.

I am skeptical. But I did see some fairly convincing stuff on Bigfoot on Discovery Channel a while back.

He should know! Tom Cruise IS a mythological creature!!

Great find. Thanks for sharing!

Once, I thought I caught El Chupacabra. Turned out to be a possum. Dang, them suckers are ugly.

I had a possum take up residence in my garage! You're right! They are ugly!

I think that they are about one of my least favorite animals. We kept it under a milk crate for about two hours just to marvel at its ugliness.
We were trying to trap squirrels for stew.

While I live in a city, my backyard gets skunks, groundhogs, possum, and raccoons. My nieghbor traps em and takes them away or otherwise disposes of them as they create havoc in yard and garden. My wife just got a new skunk puppet and we will carefully walk around one in a trap with the puppet to see the reaction....yes, VERY carefully ha. I wonder how the skunk puppet would be as a surprise production item? It IS cuter than that possum!

Although the possum incident happened in the woods, there is much more wildlife in cities than most people realize. I tracked a dear in a field next to a Wal-Mart once.
I've also watched deer, wild turkey, and coyotes cross residential streets.

I got a possum story. Pre-marriage and the pitbull ban in my city, my wife had a pitbull that always had to be walked on a leash, so when it did break free it was not to willing to surrender it's freedom. After searching for a while I heard the dog barking in the woods. I crawled through an area of bushes and the dog was in about a 3' round opening barking at a possum up in a branch about a foot above my head. The branch went from one end of the opening to the other and the possum took up the entire area.So yes about 3' long it was the biggest, ugliest animal I'd ever seen. It had evil red eyes, and honestly scared the *@#% out of me. I was thinking to myself while keeping one eye on the possum, If that thing jumps on me I'm killing the dog...

We don't have a pitbull ban here, just higher property tax if you own one.
"Punish the deed, not the breed."

I've seen some strange critters at a recent NFL training camp.

Regards, Steve