animals that People said waer not real

[Mad Man]

That's an animal?  

 

I SAID IT WAS BREATHING, DIDN'T I!! !! !!?? ?? ??
What breathes is alive, and it's not human, so it must be an animal.

[racx_00]

I upgrade mould from fungus to animal

[GravityMX]

Fire-breathing butterfly

EDIT: Even better..............Fire-breathing Penguins     

[copycat]

What breathes is alive, and it's not human, so it must be an animal.

A tree doesn't breathe by your definition

[B'rrr]

...the opposite  

[uselessidguy331]

THE LOCH f***ing NESS MONSTER!  

Also, I think people said that the Mountain Gorilla didn't exist around 1900, and it was...well, found to exist, thus bringing perhaps the greatest action/science fiction cinematic experience of all-time to the screen in 1933: King Kong. Seriously, it might just be the greatest.

[racx_00]

Tasmanian Tigers , but I think people say that they are real

[Louisiana Night]

Aren't they supposed to be extinct(unless they're hiding somewhere )?

[racx_00]

Aren't they supposed to be extinct(unless they're hiding somewhere )?

Yeah they are extinct, they are cloning them though

[copycat]

Yeah they are extinct, they are cloning them though

I believe at one time sonemeone made a film about cloning extinct reptiles (dinsaurs).

[GravityMX]

Tasmanian Tigers , but I think people say that they are real

I got bored and done some homework. The last official sighting was 1936. Several sightings have been reported since then but no real evidence. So their classified as extinct  

read on.... http://www.dpiwe.tas.gov.au/inter.nsf/WebPages/BHAN-53777B?open

[racx_00]

They believe the clone is almost ready

[Oldbushie]

I read a story about some villagers who captured a Yeti that was quite sex-starved and almost human... apparently many villagers gave in to temptation and the Yeti had some kids that were humanoid, very resistant to cold, and very strong.  

[copycat]

They believe the clone is almost ready

I've read they've already successfully cloned a cat, so a Tasmanian Tiger, being feline as well, can't differ that much.

[GravityMX]

They have also done a Cow, and a sheep.  

Edit: They have four legs too  

[Louisiana Night]

They must have kept part of the Tasmanian Tiger, if they're going to clone it.

I'm guessing it would simply be blood, but does anyone here know otherwise(as in, did they decide to keep the corpse, since the species was dying out)?

ugh...

I guess it doesn't matter(and I probably don't want to know).

[GravityMX]

Sometimes blood gets caught in tree sap (i think). That's how they can clone dinosaurs  . Not sure if a Tassie tigers rubs itself up on a tree that often though

[Louisiana Night]

It was a mosquito that they got the blood from. Sap from a tree hardened around the mosquito(that's why it didn't decay, and most of the DNA was preserved).

Besides, in the movie, they had to replace part of the dinosaur DNA(with frog DNA, which is what kept them from dying out).

[copycat]

They have also done a Cow, and a sheep.  

That's why I added successfully, AFAIK Dolly was still suffering from ailments due to old age, even though she actually wasn't that old yet (technically, but the cloned DNA/cell was).

[uselessidguy331]

This comes from another forum I posted on, but you can all answer to it as well:

What are your thoughts on cryptozoology. Is it possible that any of it is true? Could the Loch Ness Monster, in reality, exist? Bigfoot? Ogopogo? The Yeti? There have been many, many sightings of these "strange" animals, and some of them could possibly hold some truth. After all, there HAVE been many discoveries of animals people said didn't exist, including the Mega-Mouth shark, the Mountain Gorilla, the Tasmanian Devil, and of course, the Ceocoleth (sp), a prehistoric fish older than dinosaurs that was discovered to still be alive in the 1940's. It's entirely possible that these "mysterious" creatures could exist. The most famous of these, of course, is The Loch Ness Monster, or Nessie. Although most sightings are cast aside as bullshit, and many hoaxes have happened, there ARE some very unexplainable sightings, pictures, and videos that have been shot. An explaination for the rarity of sightings: the murkyness and depth of the gigantic Loch. Below 10-20 feet, visibility is limited to around 3-6 inches, and the lake is around 1,500 feet deep. Even the famous "Surgeon photo" from 1934 could be true. The man who said he was the nephew of Wilson, who took the photo, and said that Wilson faked it also told close friends that he came out with the story to break into the news, become famous. People have tried to recreate the photo from the exact spot with the size of model that was supposedly used and have failed miserably. Although it's probably unlikely that Nessie is a prehistoric plesiosaur, it's possible that there is something in there, like a giant sturgeon, undiscovered species. There has to be SOME truth to some of the thousands of sightings. The legend of the yeti, bigfoot, the sasquatch, etc. isn't tremendously farfetched. Bears exist in North America, why couldn't a reclusive ape? The Yeti is probably the most probably of all, though. It's definately possible that an ape could exist high in the Himalayas, unspotted due to it's remote location.
I'm not convinced that any of this is true, but I'm also not convinced any of it doesn't exist. What are your opinions of this, and back them up.