http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/-t1.htm Are there still creatures out there we do not know about? Tue, 26 Aug 2008 09:13:17 GMT 10 http://i22.servimg.com/u/f22/11/50/50/10/0014.gif http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/-t1.htm http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/big-foot-in-ice-turns-out-to-be-ape-suit-t485.htm DJP http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7571483.stm]]> Cryptozoology Tue, 26 Aug 2008 09:13:17 GMT http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/big-foot-in-ice-turns-out-to-be-ape-suit-t485.htm#3113 http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/big-foot-in-ice-turns-out-to-be-ape-suit-t485.htm http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/renwick-cockatrice-t419.htm Ian Here is an account I dug out recently that got me thinking. In 1733 a cockatrice terrorized Renwick when the church was being demolished. The beast was slayen by John Tallantire with a rowan branch. The creature was described as resembling a bat. Apparently the cockatrice was again reported as having been seen in 1959. The classic appearance of a cockatrice is considered to be that of a large rooster with a lizards tail and it is supposed to have the power to turn someone to stone ... Cryptozoology Thu, 05 Jun 2008 06:47:17 GMT http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/renwick-cockatrice-t419.htm#2449 http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/renwick-cockatrice-t419.htm http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/the-indian-yeti-t426.htm DJP This link from the BBC is interesting: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/7457894.stm Any thoughts on the possibility of a yeti type creature - there have been a few recent discoveries of large animals so there is scope for undiscovered species but is this stretching it too far? Cryptozoology Wed, 18 Jun 2008 07:33:47 GMT http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/the-indian-yeti-t426.htm#2518 http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/the-indian-yeti-t426.htm http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/unicorns-t277.htm Ian Does anyone have any thoughts on Unicorns, where the legends originated, how they differ and were they based on real animals? Cryptozoology Sat, 19 Jan 2008 19:24:03 GMT http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/unicorns-t277.htm#1171 http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/cryptozoology-f19/unicorns-t277.htm