... Cryptids Can Be Cute...

“This Antique Hearse from Dresden, Germany. 1800s”

“The Rabbat” by Annie Stegg Gerard

I mean... unless..???😜😮

Strange and massive objects plow near the moon, captured on amateur film from Quebec, Canada. (26.03.2020).

The Slide-Rock Bolter is a land-whale type creature that resides in the Colorado mountain ranges. The creature has reportodly been spotted during the 1800’s until the early 1900’s. The creature resides on mountains that have an angle of 45 degrees or higher. All day long, the creature will wait until an unfortunate tourist or animal gets in front of its massive mouth. When the victim is in range, the creature lets go of the peak by lifting up it’s tail, and slides down with its mouth wide open. The creature is so giant that it can destroy trees and even houses that are in its way. One ranger had an idea to kill the Bolter. He set up a dummy tourist, filled with gunpowder, so when the Bolter would slide down, it would hit the dummy so hard, the gunpowder would explode. The next day, the ranger went back to the dummy site, and found a flattened area, that destroyed half of the buildings of a town called Rico. The creature has never been seen since.

Quarantine gothic, or the utterly disconcerting image of a closed Waffle House

the truth is out there

In one tall tale, the Fur-Bearing Trout has quite the interesting origin story. The legend began with the unfortunate moment when two bottles (in some version of the stories, it’s four jugs) of hair tonic fell into a river. Because of the tonic, the fish in the river began to sprout long hair. In order to catch these unique fish, fishermen would disguise themselves as barbers to lure the fish to them. The fish, obviously grateful for the offered free haircut, would then be captured by the fishermen.

Not a cryptid but a good doggo! I’m now on summer vacation and I’m trying out a new program to draw with so my next few drawings may be a little rough lol!