Monsters! What (yet to be discovered) creatures are the most likely to actually be real?
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "New creatures?"
Chupacabra --yes.
Vampires --yes.
Bigfoot --unexplained.
The Loch Ness Monster --yes.
Mermaids (Figi)--yes.
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "Megalodon"
One of my son's favorites:
"This creature is generally referred to as a 'prehistoric' relative of the Great White, and assumptions about its appearance are based on this link. Although it reportedly existed between 25 million and 1.6 million years ago, scientists describe it very much as a 'modern' shark..." Full text: Sharks: denizens of the deep
It wouldn't surprise me at to find one still
in the ocean.
Response to comment [from a Christian]: ""X-Files" is authoritative documentation."
Damn straight.
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "Sea Bear"
Absolutely--classic campfire reality.
Don't mess with the sea bear.
Response to comment [from a Christian]: [Bigtime bigfoot believer] "There are no fossils of any large primate in North America..."
Does Alate_One's Cro-Magnon head count?
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "[W]hy are fossils necessary?"
I am using the force when I say to you
:
"Fossils are not necessary..." And, pay no attention to that man
behind the curtain.
See:
Monsters! What (yet
to be discovered) creatures are the most likely to actually be real?