Saturday, December 2, 2017

Kasai Rex

This large cryptid is a type of dinosaur known as a theropod, which is a family of dinosaurs along with the tyrannosaurus. The Kasai Rex is red in color, and is covered in black tiger-like stripes. There have been around 20 sightings from the Congolese jungles of Africa. There are 2 additional sightings that are highly disputed due to hoaxed photos along with them. According to multiple sightings the Kasai Rex likes to eat rhinos.

Saturday, September 2, 2017

Bunyip

This creature is a semi-aquatic creature is native to Australia. It is an aboriginal myth and said to be a malevolent demon. It eats and kills people with tusks, claws, and fangs. It lives in rivers, lakes, swamps, and billabongs. It is assumed to be about five feet in length, and many theorize it could be a form of seal, or sea lion.
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Thursday, May 26, 2016

Cryptid Shoutout

If anyone has any cryptid sightings, or they just want information about one, please comment and I will post information about it. Any cryptid is accepted, but it may take time to find the research.

Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Wampus Cat

The Wampus Cat is a cryptid from Tenessee. It has six legs, most likely to help it climb. It is dark in color and extremely large. It is mentioned in many Native American myths.

Wednesday, December 9, 2015

Thunderbird

The thunderbird is a North American cryptid. It is mentioned in some Native American legends. In sightings, it is thought to be similar to a condor. This cryptid is said to have a twenty foot wingspan.

Cryptid Keeper

Cryptid Keeper is a blog dedicated to the information on Cryptids, and other matters of Cryptozoology.

Sunday, September 27, 2015

Mapinguari

The Mapinguari is a cryptid native to South America. In Cryptozoology it is often thought to be a large prehistoric form of ground sloth. Its said to be reddish in color and have  huge claws, and a loud piercing cry. In earlier legends it was described as a giant hairy humanoid with one eye, and a mouth over its stomach.