Comments on: Giant Pythons + Hybrid and Killer Snakes = MonsterQuest

By: Cryptidcrazy

Cryptidcrazy — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 15:27:22 +0000

grandmamoses, that 48′ reticulated python named “Fragrant Flowers”, turned out to be a hoax. It was much smaller than advertised. In fact, it was around 21′ feet long, which is still big, but not close to the monster it claimed to be.

By: grandmamoses

grandmamoses — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 04:45:28 +0000

Monsterquest apparently isn’t setting their fact checking standards on python length, high enough. MQ stated quite early in the program that there is no evidence of a python longer than 30 feet. Except within the last week, I watched a TV documentary that featured a python that is currently held in captivity in a village, that measures 48 feet. And that other show also had live footage of that little sweet heart snuggling up to his or her keeper. Which is something that we are not exactly accustomed to seeing in the Bigfoot/Sasquatch segments, unfortunately.

By: Grant

Grant — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 03:31:04 +0000

I’m extremely attached to reptiles, and only afraid of poisonous snakes to the degree of not TOUCHING one, and no farther. So if I didn’t have cats and dogs, so-called dangerous reptiles are something I’d probably take in stride. Again, I wouldn’t be RECKLESS around them, but that’s about it.

By: MisterMonster

MisterMonster — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 03:03:34 +0000

This was actually a pretty interesting episode. I learned some new things. However, the Central Park segment seemed unnecessary. I don’t really have a problem with the animal episodes, but it just seems like a letdown that they are dominating the first few weeks of the season. Last year, they saved them towards the end. I’m jonesing right now for some “real” monsters. So far we got another Bigfoot episode. Their such a wide diversity of mystery animals to choose from.

By: cryptidsrus

cryptidsrus — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 16:47:32 +0000

I tend to somewhat agree with Cryptidcrazy but, nevertheless, I will still watch the episodes.

Should be interesting on their own terms.

Personally I would like nothing better than to have MQ do an episode on the Tatzelwurm, the snake-like Cryptid in Switzerland. I’m a huge fan of Ole Tatzy.

By: Cryptidcrazy

Cryptidcrazy — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 12:01:33 +0000

I’m only mildly interested in this one. I want to see real cryptids. We all know there are pythons, boas and who knows what other exotic pets have been released into the Florida wilderness? This is nothing new. I want to see shows about truly “unknown” creatures. I’d love to see episodes about the “Heavenly Lake Monster” in China, “Memphre” or even another episode of “Sasquatch attack”, following up on the theory of the migration patterns, that was proposed in the last one. Shows about snakes, bees and sharks, belong on “Jack Hannah’s World of Adventure”.