Comments on: Cryptid Mammal Reptile or Prehistoric Seal?

By: wenonahplace

wenonahplace — Sun, 07 Jan 2007 02:50:14 +0000

I am the one who is responsible for the cryptid mammals in Florida still photos. its not a bird or a manatee or a figment of my imagination. I have a serious attitude at this point with anyone who doubts the validity of my story or the untouched photos I offered in the hopes that someone with any brains at all in there head would recognize a “real” photo when they see one. I have finally acquired the necessary tools for copying the exact moments on the film itself as the photos I originally sent. so when Craig gets them I imagine he’ll let you all see them, hopefully.

You all should know that in my opinion Craig has a very open mind and was always appropriate withme in spite of my aggressive toned and sometimes insulting emails to him.

Loren simply doesn’t believe me. Or at least that’s the idea I get from his comments on the matter.

Also, on the footage I’ve sent there are a few “other” things swimming around in the area that defy explanation. Or at least I can’t even begin to understand what I’ve seen.

See for yourself soon. Z.

By: The Cryptidite

The Cryptidite — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 21:02:04 +0000

Cool! It looks real, but I’m not sure. Oh, well. It’s still a good story. I hope I can see that video soon.

By: jasonpix6

jasonpix6 — Sat, 30 Dec 2006 20:40:59 +0000

It’s a manatee with a “healed mangled” tail. E-mail them back an tell them thanks, nice try.

By: wenonahplace

wenonahplace — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 16:01:52 +0000

nice, ffhard but I have no reason to send any more emails or pictures to any more universities or for that matter any one else at all. Ive tried to do all that, with little or no results. Just read loren’s comments above and you’ll see that even my own supposed field experts don’t believe. undaunted we move forward. My only motivation here is honesty, I’m not a liar, or a fraud. craig will let you all know soon, cause as soon as he gets the footage he’ll change his tune to.

By: ffhard

ffhard — Thu, 28 Dec 2006 23:35:49 +0000

Hi all. First post I’m afraid but here we go:-

Frankly? I don’t believe a word of it. The first picture just looks so completely wrong (admitted I’m no expert) and just not animal-like. The second one could be anything and the drawing is just a drawing and proves nothing. The way the whole issue has been presented makes no sense. If I found or saw an animal previously unknown I would probably put something up here but I would also be going to Universities, magazines and the media in general, unless of course I had no confidence in the claim and just wanted five minutes of fame.

By: wenonahplace

wenonahplace — Thu, 28 Dec 2006 21:57:20 +0000

again the photos are of a real creature and not fixed or whatever you said. they were taken off the footage and I’m sending a few clips to craig, the same clips the photos were taken from on different days and possibly in different months of the year Hence the variations in color and light level. the mangroves are clearly visible and are actual florida mangroves, or at least thats what ive been told for the last 37 years i’ve been wading around in them. the two biologists both stated they could be hooded seal or carribean monks, until they saw the clips that you will all soon see. then the just looked at each other and said nothing. we will be awaiting your updated responses post viewing of the clips that clearly show the anatomy of an unknown marine mammal. save your comments and expect to be amazed. they’re real and unknown.

By: wenonahplace

wenonahplace — Thu, 28 Dec 2006 21:10:04 +0000

I can understand and appreciate the extraordinary nature of the photos and story, however every word of it is true and I’m sending a few clips off the video footage so all you critical skeptics can see for your self, as for the not so critical commenters, it’s good to know that the wonder and significance of this discovery is appreciated.

Sincerely, Mark Z.

By: Sunny

Sunny — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 04:31:01 +0000

Dear Santa,

I’ve been very well-behaved this year for once, so please, please would you leave me and my friends a *real* cryptid photo this year?

Love,

Sunny

(your cookies and milk are on the table)

Now.

A drawing’s a drawing — my son did one this afternoon of a Sasquatch with a horn. Hey, who’s to say? Don’t put much stock in drawings, especially when they don’t come with whens and hows and whos.

First photo — mangrove swamps don’t look like that — they’re not mangrove trees for starters, and mangrove trees don’t grow in dirt. And anybody who thinks that estuaries in Florida have long sloping clay banks needs to take a serious look at the map, ’cause you ain’t in Florida, babe. Further, I’m no expert on photography, but that one looks like someone’s having fun with Photoshop again.

Second photo (coughs) manatee.

A very warm and merry whatever-you-celebrate to all — hope we all get what’s on my list.

By: Bob K.

Bob K. — Sun, 24 Dec 2006 06:37:53 +0000

I’m no expert but something looks very ‘fishy’ about the first photo, and why should I be compelled to connect photo 1 with photo 2? I’ll just take a ‘wait and see’ on this one.

By: ABLegler

ABLegler — Sun, 24 Dec 2006 06:10:55 +0000

What really sells it for me is the drawing. The labeling makes this credible beyond the shadow.

Whisker, spine, tail. Wow, after 4 years and after enlisting the help of “seal biologists” on this “expidition”, I don’t think we could ask for more.

Two seals playing in the water and a stolen still picture from that teenage mermaid movie that came out this year.