there’s a chance that a cryptid could exist but needs solid scientific evidence she can see, touch, and test before definitively adding said creature to science’s hierarchy of kingdom, phylum, class, order, genus, and species. And it’s this kernelof skepticism keeping Death in the ...
However, I must admit that I get a good laugh every now and again from shows that suggest that there's absolutely no way that Albert Einstein could have been as intelligent as he actually was without the influence of extra-terrestrials. Thank you for your sensible contributions to the world...
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But the basis of this book is that an expedition Marianas Trench put on by this media company who’s very famous for their documentary style films proving the existence of various cryptids, you know, they’re proving aliens exist and BigFoot and all these other creatures and they went out ...
@Logicfest -- it's actually a bit of a charming cultural trait to name things after legendary creatures. The Thunderbird is one of those critters, but who could forget Phoenix, Arix., getting its name from a bird that rises from destruction and chaos? Americans seem to love associated thi...