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Stealing this from another thread to alert you all about this finding, which is in no way just an ultrageneralized statement about plesiosaur environments. Time to resume the search!
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I really enjoy the theory that Nessie is actually a whales dork. Like that's the most believable and plausible thing. We've just been seeing whale dick for years now and freak out because, honestly, how many whale dicks have you seen
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"dude there's no way the Loch Ness monster is real." "it's plausible." "i'm telling y-" "FUCKIN PLAUSIBLE!"
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How plausible we talkin
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Jul 27, 2022 20:24
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Knormal posted:Breaking news, Coyote Peterson, inventor of the getting stung for views genre, has found a Bigfoot skull. I want 2 beleif
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I always believed in nessie
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ShortyMR.CAT posted:How plausible we talkin According to the article, it's plausible give or take 66 million years
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Champ is a picture of a log. Nesse is a toy submarine with a head made out of plastic wood. Ogopogo is a plesiosaur. A loving plesiosaur.
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Ambitious Spider posted:just got discovery plus, and the first thing I loaded up was Conjuring Kesha, a show where Kesha goes ghost hunting. It's charming and goofy. Like the exact opposite of Zak Bagans going "Come at me bro".She'll just nope out at the first sign of a demon. It's great. +1. "[The prison] closed like 12 years ago." "Why?" "Because it was too hosed up"
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Barry Foster posted:Champ is a picture of a log. Nesse is a toy submarine with a head made out of plastic wood. Ogopogo is a plesiosaur. A loving plesiosaur. I love the Unsolved Mysteries episode where everyone is desperately pretending that an alleged photo of Ogopogo isn't clearly just a beaver.
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 quote:Investigations: Experts were called in to analyze Ken Chaplin's video. One of them was regional wildlife biologist Robert Lincoln who believed the footage was not a hoax. His impression was that tape showed a live, living animal, likely, a river otter or a beaver. He compared a video frame from Ken's footage with a photograph of a beaver about to slap its tail on the surface of the water; the two are mirror images of each other. Ken Chaplin, however, believed the creature he saw was too large to be a beaver. Gaal speculates it could have been a miniature Ogopogo.
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Beaver? Small lake monster? There's no way to say which is more likely since the video footage is all we have. That's just how science works
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https://youtu.be/FzOv14fA-BI
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Captain Hygiene posted:Beaver? Small lake monster? There's no way to say which is more likely since the video footage is all we have. That's just how science works Just like the Skookum cast! Biologists say it's an elk's wallowing impressions but Bigfoot researchers were looking for Bigfoot right there, so who's to say who's right?
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Mysterious Metallic Orb Falls on Mexico, May Contain ‘Valuable Information,’ Meteorologist Says The meteorologist posted:“ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE SPHERE THERE IS A CODE, BUT NO HOLE OR SLIT THROUGH WHICH IT COULD BE OPENED …. THESE SPHERES HAVE A TIMING MECHANISM THAT, AT A CERTAIN TIME THEY OPEN BY THEMSELVES AND SHOW THE VALUABLE INFORMATION THEY HAVE INSIDE.” This guy seems to know a little too much inside information on space spheres, if you ask me 
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Space balls? Oh poo poo, there goes the planet.
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if i was a space alien who wanted to unleash a space plague on the human race i would offer them a metallic sphere with a large sign on it that said "valuable information inside!" comic sans, our research says this is most effective.
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Do you want EOT? Because that's how you get EOT.
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https://www.uapmedia.uk/articles/calvinerevealedquote:Whilst the debate over the exact nature of the object continues to this day, mention of ASTRA/Aurora and a possible D-Notice suggests that a man-made vehicle, probably a black project of some description, was involved. 
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That's a neat looking one, I like photos like that that have something weird but it's just totally enigmatic looking even if it was a giant spacecraft or something.
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Aug 12, 2022 19:59
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All I can see in that photo is an island in a lake. You can see its reflection in the water so it looks diamond shaped and there's a guy in a canoe in the foreground. If this wasn't the conspiracy thread I'd have thought it was a blurry pic from someones old holiday and not a dramatic revelation about alien spacecraft.
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It's a known fact that aliens are the nerds of the galaxy. All you have to do to protect yourself is give them a wedgie if their clothing allows, or shove them into a mud puddle otherwise.
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So I've heard about the Mud Flood theory before, but never looked into it because i figured it was just another "there was an advanced civilization thousands of years ago and it was buried" theory but then found out what it is. in the late 19th century, the world was covered by a flood of mud that wiped out an advanced empire of giants called Tartaria. The evidence? Black and white photos of tall people and people digging, and most importantly, basements exist, and some of these basements have windows! Why would you build windows at street level! What else could it be!??? Jesus christ, i knew most conspiracy theories were at its core "i don't know how it was done so it was X" but this is excessively dumb.
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twistedmentat posted:Jesus christ, i knew most conspiracy theories were at its core "i don't know how it was done so it was X" but this is excessively dumb. Internet conspiracies are deeeeeeeep into Poe's Law and sometimes it's genuinely impossible to tell if they're genuine or ironic parodies because they're just that stupid The whole "flat earthers believe mesas are the stumps of colossal ancient trees" thing is a good example of that, I have a really hard time accepting that anyone would genuinely hold that belief  https://qz.com/1627048/why-flat-earthers-dont-believe-in-trees/
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Captain Hygiene posted:It's a known fact that aliens are the nerds of the galaxy. All you have to do to protect yourself is give them a wedgie if their clothing allows, or shove them into a mud puddle otherwise. you can't give a Grey a proper wedgie. they don't have rear end cracks. they genetically engineered them away in the name of "efficiency." and they'd do the same to us.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Internet conspiracies are deeeeeeeep into Poe's Law and sometimes it's genuinely impossible to tell if they're genuine or ironic parodies because they're just that stupid I though mesas were mountains that aliens flattened for some reason. There's also those that belive that rocks that look kinda like people an animals are tye remains of titanic people and animals. Or any pile of rocks that is even remotely pyramid shape are pyramids.
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If a cliff looks like a person or animal it's obviously a troll that got caught out in sunlight and turned to stone. This is just basic common sense.
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twistedmentat posted:I though mesas were mountains that aliens flattened for some reason. There's also this guy who is convinced that this rock he found is a bigfoot skull  https://www.dailymail.co.uk/science...range-rock.html Goddamn that's just embarrassing, he's so desperate to believe I fee sorry for him. 
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Aug 26, 2022 05:12
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The Skinwalker/Pentagon dino-beaver is getting some traction online today thanks to this trailer https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1562518115719688193 https://mobile.twitter.com/ccscales/status/1449522193315008515
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Goddamn cryptids and their appearing and disappearing too fast to take photographs! They've identified our one weakness in this modern era! 
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Gotta say this is the first I've heard of a virus using incorporeal beings as a transmission vector.
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Holy crap, Stegocastor is my new favorite cryptid. 
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Last year, I wrote an article about the megalodon, the history of research into it, and its role in cryptozoology. Today (and with my permission) a YouTube channel that focuses on prehistoric life made a video adaptation of the article. It's the first time I've seen some adapt a piece of my work, thought some of you might enjoy. Also of potential interest, I wrote an article a few years ago on mokele-mbembe, Great Zimbabwe, and lizard people conspiracies.
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Chairman Capone posted:Last year, I wrote an article about the megalodon, the history of research into it, and its role in cryptozoology. Today (and with my permission) a YouTube channel that focuses on prehistoric life made a video adaptation of the article. It's the first time I've seen some adapt a piece of my work, thought some of you might enjoy. Oh wow, awesome stuff! Mokele-mbembe in particular has always fascinated me, it was a big part of all the weird Young Earth stuff I read while I was growing up. Even after moving beyond that, it's still an idea that sits in my mind with other cryptids, but it's interesting to look at from a more critical perspective alongside all the other aspects like the problematic colonialism it ties into.
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Forget flat Earth, here comes The Solar System is really an atom: https://www.reddit.com/r/Showerthoughts/comments/djyo0t/the_earth_is_an_electron_and_the_solar_system_an/
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