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‘Mythical’ creatures – where to find them if they really exist
Shamanu - Japan
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It was an early autumn evening in 1996 when Hiroshi Yagi, a keen shamanu seeker, claimed to have spotted this dwarf wolf on an abandoned forest trail in the mountainous region of Chichibu. He snapped no fewer than 19 photos of the creature, long thought extinct, but nobody has seen it since.
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01/09/2011 17:21
What about the fallen ones who 's seed has been passed down to be carnated in successive generations of leaders round the world?
People think because they have science and that it has opened UP a door way to a new learning and understanding of what goes on around us that,they know end all-be all.
WRONG!!!
You can't mock centuries of different civilisations claiming to know about,or have seen/experienced creatures or spirits,(however with a different name).
No one has the right to mock without first proving something doesn't exist that has been experienced,seen or felt,physically, spiritually or by the senses.
When or if you could prove people wrong then and only then could you mock.
People who mock,you usually find ,are frightened of the unknown and refuse too believe,simply because they don't want to experience something they can't comprehend.
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01/09/2011 21:29
i can say what everything is
the first is a skull creation in ancient tribes they mended skulls
the second is just a picture of people in sunset
third is some dead fish on a beach
forth is moth man statue hes just a mryth
the turle is just an old turle turles can live for a long time if not threaten by predators or people they can grow enourmas
the giant bear thing is a giant ground sloth and its excint
then some mountains
the giant squiad is a real creature not mrythical
the shark is animation
someone could of easily made that footprint
the fish is a dried out coalaccanth i think
and the last is just a monkey :) come on this is all fake
01/09/2011 17:12
I'd like to point out (if it hasn't been already) that the Coelecanth isn't mythical, it's a prehistoric fish thought to be extinct, though there have been claims that specimens have been found in Madagascar and Indonesia. Megalodon was also a prehistoric mega shark, living some 50 million years ago. A lot of these sightings can be attributed to being the result of excessive drinking, or use of drugs. And I thought that a Chupacabra was supposed to be a giant lizard, like a Komodo Dragon or something, not some blatantly wooden humanoid statue.
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01/09/2011 23:33
Chupacabras have been proven false, and the picture is obviously fake (the one on here). The footprint in the Himalaya's is actually a previously undiscovered species of ape living in the mountains, only recently discovered too. All the others, I think, have not got any evidence that has proved or disproved there existence yet. So...YAY!! No idea what the Dover demon is though gonna check it out.
02/09/2011 00:01
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