Cryptids are organisms that contain the cryptid gene, a genetic trait which results in highly unique physiological adaptations. Famous cryptids include Bigfoot and Chupacabras, but recent research has revealed that nearly all mythological creatures (such as dragons and chimaeras) are also cryptids.
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| - Cryptids are organisms that contain the cryptid gene, a genetic trait which results in highly unique physiological adaptations. Famous cryptids include Bigfoot and Chupacabras, but recent research has revealed that nearly all mythological creatures (such as dragons and chimaeras) are also cryptids.
- The Cryptid Wiki is a new wiki that focuses on Cryptids, and similar species, with articles about movies and television shows about cryptids. Founded on December 31, 2011, it has just over ten pages and continues to grow.
- If you opened this page you are obviosly Smart enough to actually believe in cryptids See I actually tried to plant a phony article So that I could see if anyone noticed well Feel free to edit this article so that it is Even more random and awesome
- From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search[1][2]Ryugyo (りゅぎょ?), a cryptid of Japan[3][4]YowieCryptid (from the Greek "κρύπτω" (krypto) meaning "hide") is a term which is used in cryptozoology to refer to a creature whose existence has been suggested but that is unrecognized by a scientific consensus, and whose existence is moreover often regarded as highly unlikely. Noted cryptids include Bigfoot, Yeti, and the Loch Ness Monster.
- Cryptids are creatures which can not be identified as a known animal. Some examples of cryptids include the Sasquatch, Wendigo, and Mothman.
- While humans turn into Stigmatics, other lifeforms (usually animals, but also plants or fungi) turn into Cryptids. As with people, the vast majority of these encounters end harmlessly with an angel or agent shooing away or killing the offending creature. Sometimes, though, a lifeform gets a little too close and ends up briefly connecting with the grand design. These creatures' brains, however, were not developed to understand designs on such a scale and so, mutations and alterations occur that cannot be classified. Most perish, but some escape, forever altered.
- Cryptids from The Secret Saturdays are animal/insect like creatures with some super natural elements. Jay Stephens compares cryptids to the mutants in the Marvel Comics universe; unique individual species within the animal kingdom. Although in real life, cryptid would refer to any animal whose existence is disputed, like Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster.
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| - Cryptids are organisms that contain the cryptid gene, a genetic trait which results in highly unique physiological adaptations. Famous cryptids include Bigfoot and Chupacabras, but recent research has revealed that nearly all mythological creatures (such as dragons and chimaeras) are also cryptids.
- The Cryptid Wiki is a new wiki that focuses on Cryptids, and similar species, with articles about movies and television shows about cryptids. Founded on December 31, 2011, it has just over ten pages and continues to grow.
- If you opened this page you are obviosly Smart enough to actually believe in cryptids See I actually tried to plant a phony article So that I could see if anyone noticed well Feel free to edit this article so that it is Even more random and awesome
- From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search[1][2]Ryugyo (りゅぎょ?), a cryptid of Japan[3][4]YowieCryptid (from the Greek "κρύπτω" (krypto) meaning "hide") is a term which is used in cryptozoology to refer to a creature whose existence has been suggested but that is unrecognized by a scientific consensus, and whose existence is moreover often regarded as highly unlikely. Noted cryptids include Bigfoot, Yeti, and the Loch Ness Monster.
- Cryptids are creatures which can not be identified as a known animal. Some examples of cryptids include the Sasquatch, Wendigo, and Mothman.
- While humans turn into Stigmatics, other lifeforms (usually animals, but also plants or fungi) turn into Cryptids. As with people, the vast majority of these encounters end harmlessly with an angel or agent shooing away or killing the offending creature. Sometimes, though, a lifeform gets a little too close and ends up briefly connecting with the grand design. These creatures' brains, however, were not developed to understand designs on such a scale and so, mutations and alterations occur that cannot be classified. Most perish, but some escape, forever altered.
- Cryptids from The Secret Saturdays are animal/insect like creatures with some super natural elements. Jay Stephens compares cryptids to the mutants in the Marvel Comics universe; unique individual species within the animal kingdom. Although in real life, cryptid would refer to any animal whose existence is disputed, like Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster.
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