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Or which ones are real i think sea serpents are real the ones the vikings saw because they look real
i dont think Basilisk is real(He has the head of a rooster, bat wings and the tail of a serpent)
Put which ones you think are real and which ones arn't real.
i dont think Basilisk is real(He has the head of a rooster, bat wings and the tail of a serpent)
Put which ones you think are real and which ones arn't real.
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A mythological creature is a creature for which there is no or little proof of existence.
Memo we are trying to put this guy right. so stop annoying him and winding him up again.
Skorp1on wrote:
> What creatures are you referring to goatgoat
bigfoot ,lochness monster
go here http://www.monstrous.com/ there some pictures of loch ness monster
> What creatures are you referring to goatgoat
bigfoot ,lochness monster
go here http://www.monstrous.com/ there some pictures of loch ness monster
Mythological creatures aren't real. If they were, then they wouldn't be mythological would they?
Exactly why the topic title is STUPID.
Exactly why the topic title is STUPID.
It could very well be, do you think it's Kraken?
goatgoat wrote:
> Skorp1on wrote:
> I think I have to agree with zamboogle as far as land creatures are
> concerned. As for sea creatures, much of the sea is yet to be
> explored
> and could well be hiding a mythical creature....
>
> they found a giant blob on the beach that washed up they think its a
> giant squid..
does a giant squid fall under the catagory of mythilogical creatures? thats another question, what exactly is a mythilogical creature?
> Skorp1on wrote:
> I think I have to agree with zamboogle as far as land creatures are
> concerned. As for sea creatures, much of the sea is yet to be
> explored
> and could well be hiding a mythical creature....
>
> they found a giant blob on the beach that washed up they think its a
> giant squid..
does a giant squid fall under the catagory of mythilogical creatures? thats another question, what exactly is a mythilogical creature?
Skorp1on wrote:
> I think I have to agree with zamboogle as far as land creatures are
> concerned. As for sea creatures, much of the sea is yet to be explored
> and could well be hiding a mythical creature....
they found a giant blob on the beach that washed up they think its a giant squid..
> I think I have to agree with zamboogle as far as land creatures are
> concerned. As for sea creatures, much of the sea is yet to be explored
> and could well be hiding a mythical creature....
they found a giant blob on the beach that washed up they think its a giant squid..
Not sure about Nessie though |:
What creatures are you referring to goatgoat?
yes totally agree with you there. seeing as 70 percent of the world is sea, we cant have explored all of it. you never know what lies beneath.
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