Cryptozoology

how many times am I going to have to tell you to stop reading in class?” I flinched at my teacher’s words, being taken by surprise despite this being the fifth time this week. I couldn’t help it. My father had finally caved and bought me the cryptozoology book I had been begging weeks for. Currently reading on the Jersey Devil, I ignored my teacher’s words and continued with my own personal studies. I’ve never met a single person that needed calculus in any way other than schoolwork. What good…

Every culture has some sort of urban legends that frightens you and make you wonder if it 's real or just another legend. Like in Japan they have one urban legend about a creature called Kuchisake-Onna or the slit-mouthed woman. A vengeful spirit who preys on children, cutting the heads or slicing their mouth like hers if the answer is wrong. Another urban legend originating in the United States is the Mothman. Bring disaster wherever he goes like a bad omen. But for my own Hispanic culture,…

Well, there are people whose job is to figure this out. Those people are Cryptozoologists. Cryptozoology is the search of animals that were believed to have existed and are extinct, but there is no evidence to support it. The Cryptozoologists have found some evidence for creatures like mermaids, a giant squid, etc. In the origin of traditional mythology…

Everyone has need to believe due to how the human brain is functioned. The part of the brain that is responsible for the belief each and every one of us have is located in the prefrontal cortex. More specific our supernatural beliefs come from the tempor.al lopes of our brain. Society and media has a great influence in our belief system. Although media and society have huge impact, our deepest beliefs are formed from family view and religion. The society has shown us big foot on the new and…

knowledge. Is there any other life on Gnaritus?” “You’re right!” Pars applauded him. “However, the hope of finding life on Gnaritus never materialized even after a hundred years of searching, and that continues to this day in the department of cryptozoology at Gnaritus University. The first theory to explain the absence of life is that Gnaritus, at only three million years of age, is too young to harbor life. For example, although the Earth is four and a half billion years old, the most…