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Cryptozoology (from Greek: "knowledge" or "study" – c.f. zoology) is the search for animals hypothesized to exist, but for which conclusive proof is missing. The field also includes the search for known animals believed to be extinct.

People who study or search for such animals are called cryptozoologists, while the hypothetical creatures involved are sometimes called "cryptids", a term coined by John Wall in 1983. There are several animals cited as examples for continuing cryptozoological efforts:

The Coelacanth, a "living fossil" which represents an order of fish believed to have been extinct for 65 million years, was identified from a specimen found in a fishing net in 1938 off the coast of South Africa. (The coelacanth was well known to Comoros fishermen as the Gombessa, but unknown to scientists).

Coelacanths first appear in the fossil record in the Middle Devonian, about 410 million years ago.Prehistoric species of coelacanth lived in many bodies of water in Late Paleozoic and Mesozoic times.

The average weight of the living west Indian Ocean coelacanth, Latimeria chalumnae, is 176 pounds (80kg) and they can reach up to 6.5 feet (2m) in length. Adult females are slightly larger than males. Based on growth rings in their ear bones (otoliths) scientists infer that individual coelacanths may live as long as 80 to 100 years. Coelacanths live as deep as 700m (2300ft) below sea level, but are more usually found at depths of 90 to 200m. Living examples of Latimeria chalumnae have a deep blue color which probably camouflages them from prey species, however the Indonesian species is brown. Latimeria chalumnae is widely but very sparsely distributed around the rim of the west Indian Ocean, seemingly occurring in small colonies. Coelacanth eyes are very sensitive, and have a tapetum lucidum. Coelacanths are almost never caught in the daytime or on nights with full moons, due to the sensitivity of their eyes. Coelacanth eyes also have many rods: tiny structures that help animals see in dim light. Together, the rods and tapetum help the fish see better in dark water.

Coelacanths are the only living species known to have a functional intracranial joint, which almost completely separates the front and back halves of the skull internally. Flexure at this joint may aid in the consumption of large prey by the use of suction. Coelacanths are also mucilaginous; their scales release mucus and their bodies continually exude oil. This oil is a laxative, and makes the fish virtually inedible unless dried and salted. Although most fish have smooth scales, only the lower half of the coelacanth's scales are smooth. Toothlike spines called denticles cover the upper half of each scale, making it rough and scratchy. The smooth lower half of each scale is protected by the denticles of the two scales that overlap it. These rough, layered scales provide armorlike protection against predators and the rough edges of rocks. The rough scales are used by the natives of Comoros as sandpaper. Females give birth to between 5 and 25 young, which are capable of surviving on their own immediately after birth. Coelacanths are ovoviviparous. Coelacanths give birth to live young called pups. Their reproductive behaviors are not well known, but it is believed that they are not sexually mature until after 20 years of age. Gestation time is 13 months.

MEGAMOUTH SHARK There was a 1976 discovery of the previously unknown megamouth shark, discovered off Oahu, Hawaii, when it became entangled in a ship's anchor. Some have cautioned against applying the "megamouth analogy" too broadly to hypothetical creatures, noting that while "the megamouth does show that the oceans have a lot of secrets left to reveal ... the Megamouth is a deepwater fish, easily hidden in the world's oceans, and not comparable with other creatures reported, such as surviving marine reptiles. While the Megamouth is not a useful analogy to support the existence of marine 'cryptids' in general, it does demonstrate the resistance of science to identify new large species of marine animals without a corpse. Sightings of Megamouths now number approximately one a year. Before the discovery, one could argue this consistent sighting record was also present, but that the sightings were ignored or discredited as of some other animal."

The 2003 discovery of the remains of Homo floresiensis, a descendent of Homo erectus, took the anthropological community completely by surprise. Legends of a strikingly similar creature, called Ebu Gogo by the natives of Flores, persisted as late as the nineteenth century, but it was not until 2003 before the fossil remains of this species were actually found. In addition, human folklore is full of references to small forest people, called dwarves, elves, fairies, gnomes, leprechauns or menehune.

GIANT SQUID

Giant squid, once believed to be mythical creatures, are squid of the Architeuthidae family, represented by as many as eight species of the genus Architeuthis. They are deep-ocean dwelling animals that can grow to a tremendous size: recent estimates put the maximum size at 13 m (43 ft) for females and 10 m (33 ft) for males from caudal fin to the tip of the two long tentacles (second only to the colossal squid at an estimated 14 m (46 ft), one of the largest living organisms). The mantle is only about 2 m (7 ft) in length (more for females, less for males), and the length of the squid excluding its tentacles is about 5 m (16 ft). There have been claims reported of specimens of up to 20 m (66 ft), but no animals of such size have been scientifically documented.

The "nearly perfect specimen" that was beached alive in Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, on September 24, 1877. This specimen measured 39.5 ft in total length, close to the maximum known size of giant squid.

 

On September 30, 2004, researchers from the National Science Museum of Japan and the Ogasawara Whale Watching Association took the first images of a live giant squid in its natural habitat. Several of the 556 photographs were released a year later. The same team successfully filmed a live giant squid for the first time on December 4, 2006.

A	Other names	Status	Description	Location
Acinonyx jubatus guttatus	Woolly Cheetah	Genetic Disorder	Carnivorous Mammal	Africa
Ahool			Bat	Indonesia
Akaka-wakka	Marshall,TX Chicken Killer, Kakawag, Red Eyed Sloth,		Bipedal Reptile	Marshall,Texas, Shreveport, Louisiana
Akkorokamui			Fish	Japan
Almas	Abnauayu, Almosty, Albasty, Bekk-Bok, Biabin-Guli, Golub-Yavan, Gul-Biavan, Guli-Avan, Kaptar, Kra-Dhun, Ksy-Giik, Ksy-Gyik, Ochokochi, Mirygdy, Mulen, Voita, Wind-Man		Primate	Asia/Caucasus
Altamaha-ha			River Animal	United States, Georgia
Ameranthropoides loysi	de Loys's Ape		Primate	South America
Andean Wolf	Hagenbeck Wolf, Andean Mountain Wolf, Dasycyon hagenbecki		Carnivorous Mammal	High Andes

B
Barmanou			Primate	Middle East/Asia
Basilisk		Discredited	Bird-Reptile Hybrid	Western Europe/ Basel, Switzerland/ Warsaw, Poland
Batutut			Primate	East Asia
Bayou St. John Monster	Bayou Monster, Johnny, City Park Moster	Local Legend?	Gator( Giant ), turtle or Snake	United States , New Orleans, Louisiana
Bear Lake Monster		Discredited	Lake Animal	United States, Idaho/Utah
The Beast of Bodmin			Carnivorous Mammal	United Kingdom
The Beast of Bray Road			Carnivorous Mammal	Wisconsin, United States
Beast of Busco	Churubusco Turtle		Reptile/Dinosaur	United States
The Beast of Exmoor		Possibly large wild cat	Carnivorous Mammal	England
The Beast of Gévaudan		Possibly large wolf	Carnivorous Mammal	France
Bergman's Bear	God Bear	Extinct	Carnivorous Mammal	Asia
Bessie			Lake Animal	Lake Erie, North America
Bigfoot	Sasquatch		Primate	North America
Bili Ape	Bondo Mystery Ape	Abnormal population of Pan troglodytes; possible new subspecies	Primate	Democratic Republic of Congo
British Big Cats	Alien Big Cats or ABCs, Phantom Cats		Carnivorous Mammal	Great Britain
Boog			Carnivorous Mammal	Marion, North Carolina
Brosno Dragon			Lake Animal	Lake Brosno, Russia
Bunyip			Lake or Cave Animal	Australia
Buru		Presumed Extinct	Reptile/Dinosaur	India

C
Cadborosaurus willsi	Caddy, Cadborosaurus		Sea Animal	Pacific Coast of North America
Canvey Island Monster		Discredited	Bipedal	United Kingdom
Centaur		Mythical	Humanoid	Greece
Champ	Champtanystropheus		Lake Animal	Lake Champlain, North America
Cherufe		Mythical		Chile
Chessie (sea monster)			Sea Animal	Atlantic Coast of United States
Chipekwe	Emela-ntouka		Reptile/Dinosaur	Africa
Chupacabra	Goat Sucker		Bipedal	North/Central America
Coelacanth		Confirmed Living	Jawed Fish	Africa/Indonesia
Con Rit			Sea Animal	Southeast Asia

D
Dahu		Folklore	Herbivorous Mammal	France, Switzerland
Deinotherium		Presumed Extinct	Herbivorous Mammal	Africa
Devil Bird			Bird	Sri Lanka
Dinosaurs in South America			Reptile/Dinosaur	South America
Dobhar-chu			Carnivorous Mammal	Ireland
Dover Demon			Bipedal	United States, Massachusetts
Dragon		Legend	Reptile	Europe, America, China, Japan, Korea.
Drop Bear		Legend	Giant Koala	Australia

E
Ebu Gogo			Primate	Indonesia
Elasmotherium	Giant Rhinoceros	Extinct	Herbivorous Mammal	Asia
Elf		Mythical	Humanoid	Worldwide
Ennedi tiger	Saber-toothed cat	Presumed Extinct	Carnivorous Mammal	Africa
Emela-ntouka			Reptile/Dinosaur	Africa

F
Fear liath			Primate	Scotland
Flatwoods Monster	Green Monster		?	United States, West Virginia
Flish			Fish	World's Ocean
Flying Rod	Sky Fish	Discredited	Flying Creature	Worldwide
Fouke Monster			Primate	United States, Arkansas
Fru - Fru Monster	Frew- Frew, Silck Head, Slowfoot, Caddo Lake Monster, Marshall - Texas Booge a boo Monster, Booboo Woowoo		Humanoid - Primate?	Marshall, TX, Longview
Fur-bearing Trout		Discredited	Fish	North America

G
Gambo		Probably dolphin or beaked whale	Sea Animal	Africa
Genie			Humanoid	Island
Giant Anaconda		Observer exaggeration of size	Reptile/Dinosaur	South America
Giant Penguin		Discredited/Extinct	Bird	Florida (USA), New Zealand
Giglioli's whale			Sea Animal	Off Chile, Scotland and France (Mediterranean)
Gin-Sung	Bear-Men, Kung-Lu, Tok		Primate	China
Globster			Sea Animal
Goatman		urban legend?	Bipedal	United States
Gorgon		Mythical?	Reptilian Humanoid	Greece
Gremlin			Humanoid	Worldwide
Grunch	Black Grunch, Grunch Road monster, goatman, Lil' Benny		Bipedal	New Orleans, Louisiana
Griffin		Mythical	Hybrid	Worldwide

H
Harpy		Mythical	Humanoid	World
Hellhounds		Mythical	Carnivorous Mammal
Hibagon		Local legend	Primate	Japan
High-finned sperm whale			Cetacean	Shetland Islands
Hodag	The Dag	Discredited	Carnivorous Mammal/Lizard	United States, Wisconsin
Homey Island Swamp Monster	The Real Swamp Thing, The Covington Ape, The Mandeville Monkey Man, The Slidell slick Man, Bayou Bigfoot,	Local Legend	Humanoid	United States, Louisiana, Honey Iland Covington, Mandeville, Slidell, St. Tamanny Parish
Hoop Snake		Discredited	Reptile/Dinosaur	United States/Australia
Hopkinsville Goblin			Humanoid	Hopkinsville, Kentucky
Humanzee	Chuman	Hypothetical	Primate
Hyote		Discredited		United States, Maryland

I-J
Iliamna Lake Monster		Believed to be a giant sturgeon	Lake Animal	Lake Iliamna, Alaska
Inkanyamba			Lake Animal	Africa
Isshii		Believed to be a giant eel	Lake Animal	Japan
Jackalope		Discredited	Herbivorous Mammal	North America
Japanese Wolf		Extinct	Carnivorous Mammal	Japan
Jersey Devil	Leeds Devil, Lucky, Lukey		Bipedal	United States, esp. New Jersey

K
Kappa			Bipedal	Japan
Kasai Rex		Discredited	Reptile/Dinosaur	Africa
Kikomba			Primate	Africa
Kikiyaon			Carnivore Bird	Africa
Kingstie		Discredited	Lake Animal	North America, Lake Ontario
Kongamato			Pterosaur/Bird/Bat	Kenya
Kraken	Giant Squid, Colossal Squid, Leviathain	Giant squid confirmed (but much smaller in size than Kraken)	Sea Animal	World's Oceans
Kting Voar	Snake-eating Cow	Questionable but likely	Herbivorous Mammal	Cambodia
Kusshii			Lake Animal	Japan

Name
Lake Tianchi Monster		Uncomfirmed. Anectdotal evidence.	Lake Animal	China
Lake Van Monster	Monster of Lake Van	First reported in 1995. Controversial evidence for existence.	Lake Animal	Turkey
Lake Worth monster		Unconfirmed. Last reported in 1970.	Carnivorous Mammal	United States, Texas
Lariosauro	Lariosauro, Como Lake monster		Water reptile	Italy
Leviathan		Legend?	Giant Seabeast/fish	World
Lindworm		Discredited		Europe
Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp			Bipedal	United States, South Carolina
Lizard Men	Draconian, Reptoid, Dinosauroid	Existence disputed	Bipedal	Worldwide
Loch Ness Monster	Nessie		Lake Monster	Scotland
Long Horse		Hoax	Similar to a normal horse, only several times the normal length.	North America/Europe
Loveland Frog	Froggy thing, Killer ribbit, King Toadman,		Bipedal	United States, Ohio
Lusca			Sea Animal	World's Oceans

M
MacFarlane's Bear		Extinct	Carnivorous Mammal	Canada
Maltese Tiger	Blue Tiger	Abnormal coloration due to mutation	Carnivorous Mammal	China
Mamlambo			Lake Animal	South Africa
Mande Burung			Primate	Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh India
Manipogo	Winnipogo		Lake Animal	Lake Winnipeg, Canada
Mapinguari		Remnant of Megatherium	Herbivorous Mammal	Amazon Rainforest
Maricoxi			Primate	South America
Marozi			Carnivorous Mammal	Africa
Marsupial Lion	Thylaceo, Thylaceo carnifex	Confirmed. Extinct	Carnivorous Mammal	Australia
Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu			Reptile/Dinosaur	Africa
Mecheny			Primate	Asia
Megalodon		Presumed Extinct	Giant Great White Shark	World's Oceans
Megalania prisca	Giant Australian Monitor Lizard	Extinct	Reptile/Dinosaur	Australia
Menehune			Primate	United States, Hawaii
Merfolk	Merman, Mermaid, Merpeople	Mythical?	Sea Humanoid	World's Oceans
Minhocão		Exaggeration of existing animal	Caecilian	South America
Minnesota Iceman		Discredited	Primate	United States, Minnesota
Mngwa			Carnivorous Mammal	Africa
Moehau		Mythical	Primate	New Zealand
Mokele Mbembe			Reptile/Dinosaur	Congo
MoMo		Discredited most likely a hoax	Primate	United States, Missouri
Mongolian Deathworm	Allghoi (or orghoi) khorkhoi		Worm-like animal	Gobi Desert
Mono Grande			Hominid	South America
Morag			Lake Animal	Scotland
Mothman			Bipedal, winged	United States, West Virginia
Muckie			Lake Animal	Lakes of Killarney, Ireland.
Muc-sheilch			Lake Animal	Scotland
Mande Burung	Jungle Man		Prinate	Bangladesh
Mussie			Lake Animal	Canada

N
Nahuelito		Uncomfirmed	Lake Animal	Argentina
Night Parrot	Pezoporus occidentalis	Confirmed.	Parrot	Australia
Nandi Bear	Chemosit[4], Chimiset, Chimisit, Duba, Engargiya, Gadett, Ikimizi, Kerit, Kikambangwe, Kikomba, Koddoelo, Ngoloko, Sabrookoo, Shivuverre		Carnivorous Mammal	Africa
Neo-Giant			Primate
Ngoubou		Unconfirmed	Reptile/Dinosaur	Africa
Nguoi Rung			Primate	Vietnam
Nords	Nordics, Pleideans, Hydean, Wingmaker, Venusian, Telosian		Primate/E.T. Alien
Nyalmo			Primate	Asia

O
Ogopogo	N'ha·a·itk, Naitaka		Lake Animal	Lake Okanagan, Canada
Old Yellow Top			Primate	Canada
Olitiau			Bat	Cameroon
Orang-Bati			Bipedal	Indonesia
Orang Mawas	Mawa, Orang Dalam		Primate	Malaysia
Orang Pendek			Primate	Sumatra
Cornish Owlman			Bird	England
Ozark Howler			Carnivorous Mammal	United States, Arkansas

P -Q
Pterosaur		Presumed Extinct/Mythical?	prehistoric-looking creature	Papua, New Guinea
Phantom cats		Mythical	Carnivorous Mammal
Phantom kangaroo		Presumed Extinct/Mythical?	Marsupials	Various
Phaya Naga			Lake Animal	Laos
Piasa			Bird?	United States, Illinois
Ponch	Ponchartrain Lake Monster, Shark Man, Ponchie	Local Legend	Lake Animal	United States, Lousiana
Pope Lick Monster		Local legend	Bipedal	United States, Kentucky
Popobawa		Mythical	Bipedal	Zanzibar, Tanzania
Queensland Tiger		Unconfirmed	Carnivorous Mammal	Australia

R
Red Headband		Mythical	Bipedal	Comoros, Africa
Road Troll			Humanoid	United States
Roc		Mythical	Bird	World
Ropen		Presumed Extinct/Mythical?	pterosaur	Australia, New Guinea
Row		Hoax	Reptile	New Guinea

S
Salawa	Seth, Salaawa		Carnivorous Mammal	Egypt
Sasquatch	Bigfoot, Yeti		Primate	North America, Malaysia (Johor)
Sea monk		Misidentifications of known animals	Sea Animal	World's Oceans
Sea Monsters			Sea Animal	World's Oceans
Great Sea Serpent			Sea Animal	World's Oceans
Setontot			?	Malaysia
Shug Monkey			Primate	Europe
Shunka Warakin			Carnivorous Mammal	American West
Siren			Humanoid	Islands and Ocean Waters
Sirrush			Reptile/Dinosaur	Africa, Ancient Babylon
Skunk Ape			Primate	United States, Florida
Skvader		Joke taxidermy	Mammal	Sundsvall
Snallygaster		Mythical	Reptile/Dinosaur	United States
Squonk		Legend	Mammal	United States - Pennsylvania
Steller's Sea Cow		Confirmed. Extinct	Sea Animal	Bering Strait
Storsjöodjuret			Lake Animal	Sweden
Stronsay Beast		Identified as basking shark	Sea Animal	Orkney, Scotland

T
Taniwha			Lake Animal	New Zealand
Tatzelwurm			Reptile/Dragon	Europe
Thunderbird		Mythical	Bird	North America
Thylacine	Tasmanian Tiger	Presumed Extinct	Carnivorous Mammal	Tasmania, Australia
Tikbalang		Mythical	Human/Horse Bipedal	Philippines
Tjutjuna	Chuchunaa		Primate	Russia
Trinity Alps Giant Salamander			Amphibians	United States, California
Trunko			Sea Animal	South Africa
Tsuchinoko			Reptile/Snake	Japan
Tsul 'Kalu			Primate	American West
Turul		Mythical?	Flying Creature

U - V
Unicorn		Mythical?	Herbivorous Mammal	World
Vampire		Mythical	Humanoid	World
Veo			Carnivorous Mammal	Indonesia

w
Waheela		Uncomfirmed	Carnivorous Mammal	Canada
Waitoreke			Carnivorous Mammal	New Zealand
Wampus Cat		Mythical	Bipedal	United States, Tennessee
Wendigo		Mythical	Bipedal	United States,Canada
Werewolf	Lycanthrope	Mythical	Carnivorous Mammal/Humanoid	World
Wolpertinger			Mammal	Germany
Woodwose			Primate	Europe

Y
Yeren			Primate	China
Yeti	Abominable Snowman		Primate	Asia (Himalayas)
Yowie			Primate	Australia

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