Undiscovered Creatures Thread (Nessie, BigFoot, etc.)

[TheSilverWolf]

Could be a numbers thing; a species, near extinction perhaps. If there weren't alot out there to begin with, it could explain why they are so rare, and also why there has never been a body found; after all, bears are pretty common creatures, and yet we don't see them very often, or come across their corpses. Soooo, imagine how the odds would be stacked against that if the creature were one that is extremely limited in number. Now, I wouldn't be surprised if we found a nessie-like creature in the oceans. We know more about our galaxy than we know about our own oceans; and to me there's no excuse for that. We ought to know more about the planet we live on than we know about what lies in space ~SilverWolf~

[Raen]

Could be a numbers thing; a species, near extinction perhaps. If there weren't alot out there to begin with, it could explain why they are so rare, and also why there has never been a body found; after all, bears are pretty common creatures, and yet we don't see them very often, or come across their corpses. Soooo, imagine how the odds would be stacked against that if the creature were one that is extremely limited in number. Now, I wouldn't be surprised if we found a nessie-like creature in the oceans. We know more about our galaxy than we know about our own oceans; and to me there's no excuse for that. We ought to know more about the planet we live on than we know about what lies in space ~SilverWolf~ I don't know about you, but marine life really creeps me out. I would much prefer to travel among the stars than explore the depths of the deep blue :S