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| My favorite, the Narwhal. The unicorn of the sea. Photo from www.worldwildlife.org |
Happy Halloween to everyone!
Although I've had a relatively good day today, I'm running out of steam and ready for bed. I did, however, come across an interesting listing that goes along with my cryptid collection of blogs.
I just happened across it, but it does show that there is a lot about our world that we still don't know and/or are still learning. The article shows many animals that we know of now that were once considered mythological in many cultures: those creatures that would be called cryptids.
Click on the link and enjoy! Mythological creatures that are real.
I also have a small collection of pictures showing here.
Until next time, have a happy and safe Halloween!
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| The Okapi, once only known by tribes in northeastern Zaire. Photo from stlouis.cbslocal.com |
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| The Platypus. Thought of more as a hoax than anything else. Photo from www.environment.nsw.gov.au |
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| The Devil-bird. An omen feared by Sri Lankans. Photo from wereblog.com |
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| Giant Panda - I'm surprised it was not mentioned in the article. The first living specimen seen by a Westerner (and therefore recognized by science) was in 1916. Photo from listverse.com |
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