Unknown skeleton?

I personally think this is a frilled shark , sometimes call a frill shark, but what do you think?
eel? dragon? hoax? sea snake?

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~Tom~




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This is a post by TCC Team Member Dale Drinnon.
Dale has a degree in Anthropology with a background in Zoology and Paleontology.
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Two peculiarities are associated with the American Almas males: the first is that the crown of the head can have thinning hair, or be partly to wholly bald on top; the second is that they can have beards and moustaches ranging from just noticeable to full-beard-hanging-to-the-waist.


Whether or not these photographs represent real creatures, they DO represent what the witnesses are reporting. These reports do continue more rarely out to the West Coast, and then there are areas both in Northwest Canada and then again in Mexico and points South where they are counted as specific regular types reported in those areas. In Northwest Canada they are the BushMen and in South America they are the Didis and Maricoxis.


Blogger Jay from the companion blog Bizzare Zoology sent in this illustration tpo my Facebook wall. He said the "Wild Woman" illustrated on the house pole could be meant for one of my American Almases and he pasted the skull alongside for comparison. It looks like a good match to me.




There was some variation overall in the kind of apes they were said to look like, chimpanzees were alleged almost as commonly as orangutans. And yet the striking similarity to orangutans insited on  in all of the best reports and shown in photographs is very hard to discount or to overlook.

Myakka Florida Skunk Ape on Left Compared to Orangutan on Right

 

El Reno Oklahoma "Ape Hand" print on Henhouse

                  

Footprint cast for the Skunk Ape: in this example, the two smallest toes seem to have run together in casting. These tracks characteristically show an opposed big toe: more recently they are often said to resemble the Orang Pendek tracks from Sumatra and lately publicised. Below is a comparison of the-is kind of "Bigfoot" with the typical (Smaller) Yeti from the Himalayas. A close match in proportions and stance.This type of Yeti is ordinarily said to be the size of a teenager or a young man for the males, females much smaller.These Yetis typically live at lower altitudes in the jungles (where they are known under different names) and only rarely go over the mountains when they need to get from one valley to another, and that most likely because of feeding patterns and population pressures.

Ivan Sandersons' comparisons for the "REGULAR AND LARGE YETIS", the latter also being the same as the Sasquatch

Big Footprints, attributed to Sasquatch. From California, Huffington Post

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UFOa were filmed over Tampa, FL by meteorologist Brooks Garner. Most think these are Chinese sky lanterns but some say they are UFOs.
Mr. Garner is an expert on the weather but can't explain these objects.

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~Tom~



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Just wanted to share this upcoming event - The Crypto Crew's Jason Morse is up for 2 different awards and The Crypto Crew Team is up for a team award - so wish us luck.

The Paranormal Awards 2013
When: Saturday April 13, 2013. 9am - 10pm EST
Where: The Merrimack Valley Rail Road Station Tilton/Franklin NH

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~Tom~

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Reportedly, at least best I can figure, this comes from Australia and was filmed several months ago.
The guys youtube site is kind of a rambling of different ideas but this video caught my interest.

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~Tom~



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Christopher Noel is interviewed by Hosts Jeffery Pritchett and Andy Colvin.
Sasquatch Rising 2013: Dead Giants Tell No Tales: How DNA Breakthroughs and Backyard Visits Reveal the Greatest Story of Our Time.





Christopher Noël holds a Master’s degree in Philosophy from Yale and taught writing and literature for twenty years at the Vermont College of Fine Arts. He is the author of four other books of nonfiction and fiction.

I wanted to post this in case anyone missed it.
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~Tom~




[source:Church of Mabus Radio]


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Is it a ghost?

This photo taken at Georgia’s Historic Worley B&B Inn shows what appears to be a man resting on a bed. However, he wasn’t there when the photo was taken. According to L.E.M.U.R. Paranormal Investigations, the ghost might belong to a teen who died in the home in the late 1800s. What do you think?



Do you have a creepy ghost photo? Send your ghost photos and stories to us - thecryptocrew@kih.net






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Could this be a makeshift shelter?

This investigation/research by TCC Team Members Bobby & Corinna Long
Both are avid outdoors people and good researchers.



  Bobby & Corinna Long do some fieldwork in an area of a 2004 bigfoot sighting and a very recent howl report.
They found numerous tree breaks, a couple of possible tracks, and some type of possible makeshift shelter.

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Dr. John Mionczynski:

"In 41 years of cataloging and following up on sasquatch reports, I have noticed enough consistent elements in the evidence to conclude that this species like any other species of wildlife has predictive characteristics of behavior and food habitats.

One of the more interesting observations that sets it apart from other wildlife is the presence of the remains of prey animals with a particular kind of disarticulation of the spine as the apparent cause of death in areas that have a history of credible sasquatch sighting reports.  The break occurs in the neck between the first and second cervical vertebrae and is not isolated to one species of ungulate prey."

Tom - This is a very interesting report please take some times and read it.
You can read the complete article over at Bigfoot Buzz or just Click Here!



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The Crypto Show | Anthropologist Dale Drinnon | Ep5

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