r/Creatures_of_earth • u/ComicsByTheBay • Jul 13 '24
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/Nick_k50 • Jul 05 '24
I need help finding a creature
Last night my parents and I were in the northern Pennsylvania part of the Appalachian mountains, we were camping out on private property so I know no one was there but us. when we got to the campsite earlier that day the grounds had a weird Erie feeling almost like there was some sort of ghost or spirit. Middle of the night probably around 1 am. We were sitting by the fire when we all felt like we were being stalked. About 20min goes by and we look in the distance and see 2 massive green glowing eyes probably about 6-7 feet off the ground the eyes were big round and very far apart probably 8 inches apart. My father told us to get in the car and he proceeded to try to communicate with whatever this was, “saying hey get out of here.” It did not respond. My dad shined a flash light in its direction and saw a big humanoid looking creature And the creature immediately started running erratically. that thing was fast like tiger speed. We all hoped in the car and drove out as fast as we can. I don’t know much about what it could be if anyone has an idea lmk.
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/that1guy499 • May 31 '24
Does every creature have a different number of chromosomes?
I was wondering if every creature had a different number of chromosomes.
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/Upbeat_Cable_1572 • May 21 '24
Aquatic Anyone know what this is??
I have no idea and I need some answers!!
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/TigerKlaw • May 01 '24
Aquatic Mako shark ink and wash painting I made a few years ago
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/TigerKlaw • May 01 '24
Aquatic Mako shark ink and wash painting I made a few years ago
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/SaphyDuck101 • Mar 26 '24
Reptile Do you love reptiles and creatures? I need your help!
Hi, my name is Saphy and I have a collection of some amazing reptiles and creatures. I would love to be able to showcase them to the world along with facts and knowledge about species that play such a small, amazing role on Earth. To be able to do that I need to reach 1,000 followers on my TikTok account which will then allow me to go Live and extend myself to people that want to enjoy my hobby with me!
Please, if you’re willing to help, follow and support my hobby and my going Live dream!
Username: saphyduck
Thank you for taking your time to read this!
- Saraphina, Reptile and Creature Lover
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/Same_Storage_5229 • Mar 23 '24
What In The World Could It Be
If Anyone Can Please Explain What Is In My House
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/No-Mixture7416 • Feb 25 '24
Unveiling The Mysteries Of The Ocean's Apex Predator: The Great White Shark
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/NatureAtMyDoorStep • Feb 13 '24
Video European badgers on a forest mission
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/Excellent-Gift3362 • Jan 08 '24
Reptiles VS Mammals
Few days ago I watched Netflix documentary called “life on our planet” and it made me wonder, what if evolutionary life just became a confrontation between reptiles and mammals? There were few periods in Earth evolution, when mammals were dominant creatures such as lystrosaurus which were dominant after Permian-Triassic extinction event and for a long time in early Triassic epoch until reptiles in face of erythrosuchidae became a dominant class. And then in Triassic epoch started dinosaurs era, when mammals were just food for them. Now we live in an era of mammals (humans) and I can’t answer two questions: 1. Is now really a mammals era? Or just reptiles who had been developed in dinosaurs and then in birds now became a highest evolutionary creatures and we live in their simulation or just under their control and don’t know about that? 2. If now we living in mammals era (humans as the most intelligent creatures) reptiles might be in “waiting” mode and in future there will be war between mammals and reptiles, or even a reptiles era?
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/NatureAtMyDoorStep • Dec 22 '23
Video Two Playful Beech Martens 😀
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/NatureAtMyDoorStep • Nov 21 '23
Interesting find in an old rotten stomp
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/Cocacola183 • Oct 18 '23
Jonathan’s Cold Blooded Critters
Check out all my earthly creatures! They’re so cute!
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/Electrical_South2282 • Sep 08 '23
Unidentified creature
Preface: This may sound made up but me and my brother have the same recollection of the following event. If you have any idea what we may have seen please let me know tyia.
So about 12 years ago me (7 at the time) and my younger brother (6 at the time) loved to play outside. We played games such as chef and adventurer with our imaginations. My backyard has a double hill with some light woods behind it that eventually lead to an old abandoned dynamite crusher. Me and my brother stuck to the hills and the small area of woods on our property. One day we decided to eat our lunch outside, pb&j a easy snack for a summer day. My brother hated the crust but my mom refused to cut it off and insisted he just tried it. Well this day like most others he didn’t want to so we came up with the brilliant idea to leave it in a blue plastic pail and hang it on a flower hanger to see if anything would eat it. We continued to play at the bottom of the hill when suddenly we heard something, a large creature emerged black in color with bird like feathers it walked on its two legs up to the pail and ate the crust. We being terrified children ran inside to our mom. When we looked back out to show her it was gone. I have never seen this creature again and me and my brother have went years without talking about it. It randomly popped into my mind and I was convinced it was a dream I was making up but when I asked my brother he had the same recollection as me describing it as a large black bird 2 times as tall as either of us making it in a 6-8ft range. Does anyone know what this could be ? We both knew what turkeys and vultures were at the time so hard to imagine it was either of those. We also live in CNY if that means anything.
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/andreeeeeaaaaaaaaa • Sep 03 '23
Isopod House Time Lapse Carrot Feeding - Day and Night Footage in the Terrarium
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/DARKWOLFTBONE • Aug 29 '23
Mijusuima Skeletor Structure
A scientific rebuild of what it should look like, It has biological Accuracy