People in Maryland have been reporting seeing a strange creature that looks like a cross between a hyena and a coyote. One guy decided to set up a video camera to catch it on tape. According to the story, experts have so far been unable to figure out what it is. Here's a web page with pictures and video of the animal;
Mystery Creature Lurks In Baltimore County (http://www.thewbalchannel.com/news/3545312/detail.html)
Yeah- I saw this earlier. It looks like some sort of "hyena-fox-horse-bear-dog" hybrid. Really strange.
Hey John Boy....go and fetch ma rifle!
We's gonna have us some hyote for supper tonight!
Get in there and tell yer momma to scrub up that cookin' pan!
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Whoa, that is weird. It does seem to appear doglike, but there are parts of it-- the ears, the snout-- that seem more like a pig or some other hoofed animal. I'll be interested to hear what conclusions the experts come up with.
Yeah the front did sort of look boar-like.
Now who's mad scientist lab did this thing break out of. Or is this another SCi-Fi channel hoax?
naw this is real, I wonder if there are any more of its kind?
We were looking at this at work and we decided it is a Tasmanian Tiger(thyacline), an animal which is extinct. But they are debating over whether to clone them.
Check it out:
Thyacline (http://www.amonline.net.au/thylacine/)
Wow, that's kind of creepy but if it doesn't hurt anyone I guess there's no reason to harm it. Perhaps it's a new evoled creature or something, next up the Jersey Devil will be proven real.
Hmm, that's an interesting theory. If it is a thylacine, then its appearance in Baltimore raises a lot of questions: Either the cloning is further along than anyone let on, or someone managed to find this supposedly extinct animal in Australia, didn't tell anyone, smuggled it back to the states, and either set it free or accidentally let it get away. Somewhere I think I still have a tape with the only known film footage of a thylacine; I might have to do some comparing and contrasting, to see if the movements are similar.
It looks a bit like a Killer Shrew, minus part of the costume, to be honest.
-Ed
a ploy to get more peolple to vacation in baltimore?
A toxic waste animal?
bubba's puppy mill experiment gone wrong?
weird
Wait... Wasn't Baltimore also where the whole Snakehead scare started? What the hell is in the water over there?!
What's in the Water? (http://www.scorecard.org/env-releases/county.tcl?fips_county_code=24510)
Awooooooooooooooooo! Werewolves of Baltimore.
I looked up a few pages discussing this animal and a lot of people seem to think it's a red fox with mange that has lost most of its hair, giving it an unusual appearance. Others thought it was a young bear that had lost its hair, but it doesn't move like a bear.
I doesn't look like a fox at all , so I don't kow where people are getting that. The mangy part looks possible, but the head and neck definitely look hyena like.
This animal could not be a mixture of coyote and hyena either, because hyenas are not canines.
So, ASHTHECAT has stumbbled on "Earl Pitts, Native American redneck." Glad Burbank is updateing the look....
The wee beastie look like a cross twixt a Possum and Arnold Ziffel!
So far, no news of mysterious deaths, but that could change....
The back legs are shaped very different than any canine or fox... they bend funny.
Another strange creature with an abnormal liking for chickens, seen near San Antonio.
Chupacabra? (http://www.woai.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=FAE91F84-A264-4AC3-8EA4-9097690CDEFC)
Hmmm, Chupacapra...Nah, I don't think that's chupacapra. It reminds me of a muskrat (if that's the right name. I may be wrong) with no hair or a hairless mexican dog. I've always thought that the Chupacapra looked more reptilian or at least more scaryier looking
How disappointing for the MD creature, but a UFO group is having the chupacabra dug up for a DNA analysis.
Check the updates here:
Creature news (http://woai.com/news/local/story.aspx?)
Just a fox with mange. Oh well.
http://www.local6.com/news/3604803/detail.html