Could extinct animal still be alive

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i had this done for a while but never posted it basicly i looked up cryptid animals and thouhg they could still be alive. i wonder if there was any that i miss or that i may be wrong on what they are.

Now here are some

Mokele-mbembe Surviving sauropod

Emela-ntouka surviving ceratopsians

Mbielu-mbielu-mbielu Mbielu-mbielu-mbielu surviving stegosauria

Mahamba Surviving sarcosuchus

Ndendeki surviving relative Carbonemys cofrinii

Ngoubou a surviving dwarf species of triceratops

Nguma-monene a surviving subspecies of spinosaurus

Burrunjor a surviving theropod dinosaur like a tyrannosauridae or carcharodontosaurid

Muhuru a surviving species of osteoderms.

Kongamato a surviving pterosaur

Trinity Alps giant salamander a surviving carabanesis amphibian like ichthyostega

Mapinguary a surviving Megatherium subspecies

Megalodon a giant shark to survive the last ice age

Queensland Tiger a surviving marsupial lion.

Megalania the giant surviving monitor lizard that is said to still roam australia and parts of indonesia

Alkali lake monster could be a relative of Crocodylus anthropophagus

Beast of Bynoe could be a surviving species of plesiosaurs

Tapire-iaurara Surving Mesonychids

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March 20, 2014

You forgot the Kasai Rex. Basically a Tyrannosaurus or Tarbosaurus/Zhuchengtyrannus.

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March 20, 2014

Extremely Compelling. From where did you come by these cryptid facts, my friend?

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March 20, 2014

the only ones i am convinced of are the giant ground sloth(mapinguary) and the Ropen( a bioluminescent pterasaur thought to be in papau new guinea). if anyone is curious why, ill post more about them.

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March 20, 2014

^ love to see that.

The most compeling, in my opinion, is the Giant ground sloth (mapinguari). South americas rainforests are little past 5% explored...who knows what's creeping around in there?

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March 20, 2014

(The grammar...)

I wouldn't consider myself on expert on cryptids, But I know my ropes.

Lets look at this, From an educated P.O.V. We have only truly explored and mapped 30% Of this earth. Theres 10% Of wild jungles where cryptids could live that we have yet to explore/map, And then theres the 60% of water.

We havent even scratched the surface of understanding how dinosaurs work, or if they survived, or anything really...

Think on this if you don't believe me...

How much do we really know about our earth, About the life before us, about the species that flourish on this earth... You'll find that most everything we know, is scientific theory...

Most everything about Dinosaurs, Theory. About our Universe, Scientific fact, but mostly theorys...

My point is... We know nothing. When we finnally realize that we know nothing,

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March 20, 2014

It is very possible. Like Paden said we have a lot of earth explore still, they could still be around.

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March 20, 2014

WHOA!!!!!!!!!!!!! They got to be real please be real!

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March 20, 2014

GODZILLA HIMSELF: I would be quite pleased and interested to hear your theories, sir.

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March 21, 2014

lel

you remind me of this picture

Emela Ntouka

this is the congo elephant killer, emela ntouka (handmade by the pygmies), said to be the most terrifying creature in the forbidden swamp because of it's nasty temprament

any idea what kind of creature that is?

edit : done :D