#cryptid talks

(it's my headcanon and I decided that Michael is alive and is roommates with Helen!! Okay??? This is how I cope!!! THIS IS HOW I COPE!!!!)

(Doodle and thoughts under the cut for anyone that wants to go into the update blind 👍)

Like- as Danny gets stronger he learns the various levels and types of wails. One going out into a full-blown SCREAM.

Making the name "Ecto/Echo-Scream", which is the highest level of the wails.

The Ecto/Echo-Scream can be caused by highened emotions, mainly distress.

I thought about it having the power to launch a ghost back out of possessing someone.

Frame 350, The Patterson-Gimlin Film, 1967

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On October 20, 1967, Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin were traveling approximately northeast on horseback along the east bank of Bluff Creek in Northern California. They had spent around three weeks in this area exploring, looking for tracks, taking footage of the scenery, and setting up camp in different locations. At sometime between 1:15 and 1:40 p.m., they came to an overturned tree with a large root system at a turn in the creek. When they rounded it, they both spotted a large figure behind it nearly simultaneously on the opposite side of the bank. Upon the sight of this unknown being, Patterson's horse reared in fear. Roger managed to steady it, remove himself from the saddle, and grab his camera from a saddlebag. The footage captured, later dubbed the Patterson-Gimlin film, showed an unknown subject of seemingly primate origin briskly walking along the bank of the creek and disappearing into a nearby forest. 57 years later, after more than half a century of advancement in film and costume technology — this footage has yet to be officially debunked.

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