Conquer Club

country/area you live in? The US, as many know has Bigfoot, Jackalope, a similar creature to Nessie (the name escapes me) and possible others. You guys?

the US: a liger

ligers are actually real.

Ligers exist!

In NY we have alligators in the sewers

the_fatty wrote:the US: a liger

They do exist. The males are actually the world's largest big cat.

muy_thaiguy wrote:

the_fatty wrote:the US: a liger

They do exist. The males are actually the world's largest big cat.

Oh, oops

well then, US has...me

muy_thaiguy wrote:

the_fatty wrote:the US: a liger

They do exist. The males are actually the world's largest big cat.

All ligers are male, females are tigons.


(liger)

(tigon)



US: aliens (area 51 and others)

muy_thaiguy wrote:country/area you live in? The US, as many know has Bigfoot, Jackalope, a similar creature to Nessie (the name escapes me) and possible others. You guys?

You are thinking of Champ, in Lake Champlain

The Chupacabra has come up in the Southwest US right?

The Loch Ness Monster definitely exists, shes just agraphobic.

We have these odd little creatures in America. They are usually green, big bellies, worts all over their bodies and they ribbit.

Scary side to behold.

In California, there are actually some surviving creatures called "patriots". You have to look very hard, but they still do exist.

luns101 wrote:In California, there are actually some surviving creatures called "patriots". You have to look very hard, but they still do exist.

Skin walkers in Northern Arizona and Northern New Mexico: Shape changing indians that often take the shape of wolves or ravens. Some really freaky stories there.

Jumpin Yuccy: a yucca cactus that blooms a center stalk anywhere from 6-12 feet high in a matter of seconds then shoots off all of its seeds hundreds of feet around.

CamelIce: Half camel half elk that came about when camels imported to the Arizona desert as work animals escaped and mated with indiginous elk.

Giant rooster: I think that photo has shown up here a time or two.

Rackabore: cross between a javalina and a mountain goat. Said to have legs shorter on either the right or left half of its body to make steep slope travel easier. (yeah, obvious problem there)

And of course the fan-favorite of boy scouts everywhere, Snipe.

A zapdos..
No wait, I'm thinking of Pokemon legendary creatures. Silly me.

Kaplowitz wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:

the_fatty wrote:the US: a liger

They do exist. The males are actually the world's largest big cat.

All ligers are male, females are tigons.


(liger)

(tigon)



US: aliens (area 51 and others)

No, Ligers come about from a lion father and tiger mother. Tigons with a father tiger and mother lion.

Kaplowitz wrote:All ligers are male, females are tigons.

Actually, that's not quite correct.

Ligers = Male lion + female tiger.

Tigons = Female lion + Male tiger.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liger
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tigon

InkL0sed wrote:

Kaplowitz wrote:All ligers are male, females are tigons.

Actually, that's not quite correct.

Ligers = Male lion + female tiger.

Tigons = Female lion + Male tiger.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liger
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tigon

Fast posted.

Tur - it's an animal similar to cow, only bigger. It's extinct since 15th or 16th century but some people claim they are still living in this parts (my region is called Turopolje - Tur's field).

muy_thaiguy wrote:

InkL0sed wrote:

Kaplowitz wrote:All ligers are male, females are tigons.

Actually, that's not quite correct.

Ligers = Male lion + female tiger.

Tigons = Female lion + Male tiger.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liger
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tigon

Fast posted.

Grr.

camel toes are on the rise in north america...I think it has something to do with cougars?? Sure ppl have spotted them too -- I know I am not alone...

Swee_Tea wrote:camel toes are on the rise in north america...I think it has something to do with cougars?? Sure ppl have spotted them too -- I know I am not alone...

ahaahahahahah thats great, in fact ive spotted quite a few. they seem to like sweaty gyms, as they appear there often for me.

where i live, in northern virginia, theres the story about this thing called goat man. its not really a creature, just some desert storm vet who got his legs blown off by mines. he crawls through the woods and attacks innocent people

In New Zealand the most common reports have been of Moa sightings. There is also the Waitoreke which is described as otter-like and Maero which is a hairy homonid sort of like bigfoot.

KiwiTaker wrote:In New Zealand the most common reports have been of Moa sightings. There is also the Waitoreke which is described as otter-like and Maero which is a hairy homonid sort of like bigfoot.

Those ain't legendary! But I know what you mean.

where i come from in Mexico, they said that aliens lived in the sea shore and thats why there where never any hurricanes or typhoons in tampico and only in its surroundings. idk if aliens are legendary but wateves