Maine: Report of a humanoid that may be reptilian
I usually like to keep the topic of this blog directly on Bigfoot but this time I’m going off-topic because I know many of you will be intrigued by this report from the coast of Maine.
A young woman I know online at Squidoo.Com has been seeing a creature she calls an amphibious alien ever since she was four. She’s also called him an eel siren. The creature is humanoid and may be reptilian as he has skin like a salamander. Her report is extensive and fascinating.
She says he has an ability to set fires by directing energy when he’s angry, that he’s over three hundred years old, and that he’s been held captive by circuses and by Nazis. She says he seems confused about his origin but that he was transported here by a UFO he calls the Vision-D8.
If you’re interested in cryptozoology and/or aliens, check this out: Encounters With Faeries.
April 14, 2007
Cryptozoology – What Does The Word Mean?
I was thinking this morning about the meaning of the word, cryptozoology. For some reason, Tales From The Crypt came to mind. Tales From The Crypt started as a comic book series in the early fifties, then became a movie in 1972 and a TV series from 1989 to 1996. There were a few more Tales From The Crypt movies since then, an animated TV series in 1999, and finally an album by C-Bo.
Crypt means “an underground room or vault used as a burial place, or a place for secret meetings” which has nothing to do with the subject of cryptozoology which is the study of creatures whose existence has not yet been proven, such as Bigfoot. So I looked up the origin of the word. Dictionary.Com gives the origin as the word kryptós, a feminine Greek word meaning hidden. Well, obviously Bigfoot and other unproven animals are hidden. And zoology is the study of animals.
Cryptozoology is the study of hidden animals.
