The Animals

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Meet the common Cryptids

	Unusual felids, such as "big cats" in Britain and Australia, and unknown cats in South America & africa.
	Reports of pumas in Eastern North America, and a puma-like cat known as the Onza in Mexico.
	Surviving thylacines in Tasmania (Tasmanian Tiger ) and on mainland Australia, and possibly other thought-extinct marsupials, such as Thylacoleo, the so called marsupial lion.
	Sightings of giant flightless moa birds in New Zealand, thought to have been extinct for centuries.
	Reports of oversized individuals of known species, such as giant great white sharks in the oceans, giant crocodiles in Australasia, and giant anaconda snakes in South America.
	Reports of giant octopuses with radial spreads of 100 feet or more in the Caribbean and other regions.
	Sea serpents are seen in many marine regions, possibly representing large unknown seals or thought-extinct forms such as ancient whales (archaeocetes) or Mesozoic reptiles.
	Lake Monsters in northern latitude lakes such as Loch Ness, other Scottish lochs, and in Irish, Swedish, Russian, Canadian, and U.S. lakes.
	Reports of long-necked animals in Central African swamps resembling Mesozoic sauropod dinosaurs, and flying animals resembling Mesozoic pterosaurs.
	Reports of surviving Pleistocene megafauna, such as mammoths in Siberia and giant ground sloths in South America.
	Large, bipedal primates in Russia (Snowman), the Himalayas (Yeti), the Caucasus (Almasty), Mongolia (Almas), China (Yeren), and North America (Sasquatch/Bigfoot).