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Happy St. Cryptids Day

Posted by: Loren Coleman on March 17th, 2006

Where have all the green monsters gone?

Yes, there are little people*. But Leprechauns mostly live in the lore and in the movies.

Darby

Walt Disney visits Ireland to recruit a Leprechaun for a forthcoming movie.

This week in Mobile, Alabama (hardly a focus of Irish culture), locals, according to The Anomalist Newsline, were reporting a Leprechaun sighting, creating traffic jams around the location:

A dead end street in Mobile has become very busy the last couple of days because of people flocking to look at a tree. The street is Lecren Street off of Bayshore Avenue. The crowds started gathering around sunset. You could hear many people talking.

One said, "It’s sitting ,uh, its sitting right up there, its right there. It’s a face, a face, the eyes, the nose, the mouth, the frowning mouth." Another says, "A leprechaun, it looked like, last night it looked just like a little leprecaun. Its still up there."

The people who see the "leprechaun" say you can see it better at night. And that’s when the crowds really start coming out. One bystander says, "Now step back so you all can see it. If you just look right there in the middle you see it, right there, you see it, do you see it? Y’all see it?" Another person says, "Looks like he’s smiling right now." Still another says, "I wanna see it. If its here, I wanna see it. When’s it supposed to pop up?"

Ricardo Thomas lives across the street from the tree. He says, "Actually, my brother came in from Atlanta last Sunday night and we were standing out, standing around, and he said, ‘you’re not going to believe this, but it looks like a man is up in that tree."

…Another person said, "I thought he tipped his hat."

But this Leprechuan was not green, and, well, not very cryptozoological, I suppose.

Yes, there exist green creatures too. Merbeings, real, imagined, and fictional, live among us, perhaps unappreciated in cryptozoology, but a force to deal with, nevertheless.

Creature From The Black Lagoon

Green Monster

As to green species of roaming Bigfoot, well, I’m afraid these only dwell in the realm of photoshopping magic. But wait, have you heard of the stories from Florida, in the 1960s, of Skunk Apes sighted covered in glowing green algae? True indeed, from the Holopaw and Brooksville area.

Patterson

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*Footnote

As to finding proof of the little people, don’t forget, Peter Brown and his team did…in a cave in Flores, Indonesia! Take a yard or meter stick. Hold it on the floor next to yourself. That’s how tall the little people really are.

Hobbitt

National Geographic’s representation of Homo floresiensis, otherwise labeled "Hobbit" by the media. Of course, the first type specimen is not shown well above, for LB1 is not a man. Richard Klyver’s drawing (below) of a female floresiensis may be closer to how she appeared.

Field Guide to Bigfoot

This entry was posted on Friday, March 17th, 2006 at 6:28 am and is filed under Bigfoot, Breaking News, CryptoZoo News, Cryptotourism, Cryptozoology, Eyewitness Accounts, Folklore, Homo floresiensis, Lizard People, Media Appearances, Movie Monsters, Sasquatch. You can follow responses via our RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is not allowed.

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2 Responses to “Happy St. Cryptids Day”

Dan responds: March 17th, 2006 at 6:27 pm
Oooo, and I was this close to giving Bigfoot some pinchies!
tpeter responds: March 19th, 2006 at 9:01 am
Dear Loren–The Mobile, Ala. “Leprechaun in a tree” story reminds me a bit of the glowing winged man seen in a tree in Houston, Texas on the night of June 18, 1953. The Irish Leprechaun strikes me as having a very close family resemblance to the Mayan/Yucatan _alux_, like the one seen by the caretaker Xuc in the Mayapan ruins one night in 1077, as described in _The Field Guide to Bigfoot, Yeti, and Other Mystery Primates Worldwide_. Irish folklore also features another “fairy,” the _grogoch_, a naked hairy red dwarf 3 feet tall who reminds me an awful lot of the Flores Island “Hobbits” and _ebu gogo_, making me wonder if by any chance some _Homo floresiensis_ made it all the way from Indonesia to Ireland? Also check out Martin Kottmeyer’s _Anomalist_ article some years back on the history of the phrase “Little Green Men” as a flippant designation for UFO aliens.–T. Peter

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