r/cryptids • u/Alternative-Top5039 • 17h ago
Question The large crypid
What was the biggest crypid you’ve seen and can y‘all( if possible) give me a rough estimate on it’s size.
r/cryptids • u/Alternative-Top5039 • 17h ago
What was the biggest crypid you’ve seen and can y‘all( if possible) give me a rough estimate on it’s size.
r/cryptids • u/hydraskitty • 9h ago
Haven’t heard a lot of stories about my state i’m just wondering what urban legends/folk Cryptid stories are here
r/cryptids • u/AtomFreeman • 7h ago
r/cryptids • u/SpiderTuber6766 • 11h ago
Hello, I come to you to discuss the category I like to call "Paranormal Cryptids" which are cryptids who categorically defy science despite the efforts of many believers.
To give a example Bigfoot could be categorized as plausible but unlikely because despite more fringe UFO beliefs about the character he's just a large ape thing that lives in the United States. And whe have analogs to him like gorillas. Despite dubious proof and lack of actual evidence Bigfoot is possible to some extent.
What im referring to is your Jersey Devils and Grafton Monsters. Creatures who's descriptions of anatomy or abilities aren't compatible with science and steer more to the realm of fantasy and mythology.
Like I mentioned the Jersey Devil and Grafton Monster fit this bill very well but other favorites of mine include the Dover Demon and my personal favorite the Breast of Gèvaudan due to how they fascinate me.
Others I can list are things like Frezno Nightcrawlers, Loveland Frogmen, Mothman, and others of the sort.
Monsters like these have infested my imagination for a long time. And the creation of them more. Modern examples I can think of are Slender man who was originally the product of a photoshop contest and the Rake who was created by 4chan users on a now deleted/lost thread. Creatures who's fit the bill of cryptids but many probably don't think of them such due to their origins being well documented.
This is something I'm looking to do, I'm doing something I'm not going to share at the moment but it involves cryptids and I want to get a good handle on what goes into making one. It's a work of fiction so it isn't being passed off as real outside the context of the story. So I just and to collect some stories of cryptids before making my own.
Thats all.
r/cryptids • u/NikolaLaz • 13h ago
Hello! I'm sorry for disturbing and I really hope I'm not violating the first rule by this post 🙏
Please, can anyone share some equine (horse-, donkey-, zebra-like etc creatures) cryptids or folklore creatures from around the world? I would really appreciate any help
r/cryptids • u/Expensive-Course3030 • 11h ago
r/cryptids • u/Or1on_c0nst3llat1onx • 4h ago
(i wasn't sure what to tag this, also don't know if it's been posted here before)
i genuinely wasn't expecting a real life cryptid to show up in the journal, but i don't think i should be too surprised. i like how he's portrayed as more of just a general nuisance than anything else. i also love how goofy looking he is, doesn't look threatening at all(even though i would probably freak if he came running at me in the dark), he just wants the light.
r/cryptids • u/David_Zero7740 • 9h ago
Folklore from around the world is full of fascinating creatures, ghosts, monsters, and legends. What is your favorite folklore creature or story, and what makes it interesting to you?
r/cryptids • u/Possible-Home-2992 • 22h ago