I came across this sabre-toothed Duck-billed creature while hiking in the remote high desert in Northern New Mexico. It was about 4 ft. in length and had strange bumps protruding from it’s back as well as a very long snout and one large canine tooth. It was dry as a bone and stiff as a board.

The image does not appear to be available any more.

Farther down on the post, evidence of possible photo tampering is suggested.

Very well could be a cousin of the Chupacabra, Montauk Monster, that creepy dead thing in Panama or the recent Kitchenuhmaykoosib Kreature.

Not a lot of details, but several photos have been released on kitchenuhmaykoosib.com

This creature was first discovered by Sam the Dog a local dog. It was discovered first week of May in the creek section of town, hikers noticed sam sniffing something in the water and they approached to see in what the sam had detected and they noticed the creature in the water face down. The Dog jumped in the lake and pulled the creature to the rocks and dragged it out for the hikers to see and these are the photos they took.
The creatures tail is like a rats tail and its a foot long.

On www.kitchenuhmaykoosib.com Superstitions page, the finding of the creature is considered a ‘bad omen’

A weird looking foot long animal ( a cross breed of an otter & muskrat) with a rat
tail & a white almost a human face was found in the shore of KI drowned.
No one knows what it is but our ancestors used to call it the Ugly One. Rarely seen but when seen, it’s bad omen,something bad will happen according to our
ancestors. The animal was photographed by local non native Male Nurse on
the first weekend of May, 2010.

A Flickr account linked from the site has this odd collection of photos called ‘Dragging for creature’ from May 20th, 2010
See a slide show of the photos

This isn’t the first odd or paranormal activity in Kitchenuhmaykoosib. Also from the Superstitions page:

Back in the 20s & before, people at that time were nomadic living in the bush
& not staying in one place, during rainy & snowy weathers, they said there is
a being covered with some hair & was mostly constructed with skeleton used
to fly & made awful horrible scream/sound. If you saw it, you would go insane.

Kitchenuhmaykoosib also has their own Loch Ness Monster and in the 40′s and 50′s, locals used to see Mermaids sitting on rock islands or popping out of the waters.

The locals also claim there is a bottomless ‘depth’ near one of the islands of Kitchenuhmaykoosib.
Native Elders said that this is where large snakes & mermaids come up from.

Not a lot of info available on Kitchenuhmaykoosib, a small town on Small Trout Lake in Ontario with a population of around 1,200.

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Is the Panama alien a sloth?

Wow, there has been a little media storm surrounding the weird alien looking creature photographed in Cerro Azul, Panama.

Honestly… It looks like a dead sloth. The long arms, the face, even the small amount of hair left on the stomach area looks pretty sloth like.

Can we say for sure its a sloth? No. Some DNA testing would be nice and should be fairly simple. Or just let someone who is familiar with sloths have a look at the thing. Check the teeth, check the bone structure.

But I guess “Boys In Panama Find Dead Sloth” wouldn’t be much of a new story.

First the CNN spot, which somehow resists mentioning that that the thing could be a sloth.

This story states that zoologist in Panama think the creature is a dead fetus of some sort… Also, not daring to say ‘sloth’ in the report.

As more details come out, it seems that the current story is that four boys between 14 and 16 years of age (reliable witnesses?) saw the creature, alive near a cave around Blue Hill, Pamama, which in in the Chagres National Park. It approached them, they killed it with rocks and sticks and later returned to take the picture that have been all over the internet.

Interesting point from that article about Blue Hill, in case anyone was wondering if there were native sloths in the areas.

This green flowery valley with colorful butterflies, toucans, colibris, and many other bird species, abundant wildlife such as: foxes, white-faced capuchin, ant-eater, sloth, squirrels, coatimundi, agouti, peccary and white-tailed deers, howler monkey, red spider monkey, jaguar, olingo, two-toed sloth, ocelot, jagarundi, harpy eagle and guan, colorful crickets and spiders, and a vast pure water river make this place a fantastic adventure.

FoxNews, who normally jumps on this kind of stuff pretty quick (they loved the Montauk Monster) doesn’t appear to have reported on the Panama alien sloth creature, but they are very busy with covering ACORN giving pimps tax advice right now

Highlights would have to be the Tom Biscardi’s RickMat Bigfoot Press Conference and when it was revealed to be a hoax. Whales In Space was able to get a reporter to the conference and cover the event as it happened. I still think there is more to this story that was never discussed, except in the private conversations between cryptozoologists and and those who pay very close attention to these things. Also the Blossom Goodchild October 14th UFO prediction stands out as one of the most interesting stories of Whales In Space’s first year.

The February 15th Texas Fireball caught on video and the amazing number of other Fireball sightings and mysterious sonic booms before and after wards also caught the worlds attention.

Also in the first year, we saw the rise of sasquatchploitation, multiple black balloon cluster UFO sightins, two Montauk Monsters and the possible return of batsquatch or at least some clarification to the story.

And still going one, with reports still coming in, the Orange Ball of Light (ORBL) sightings over the UK. If these are just chinese lanterns, I would suggest buying some stock in a chinese lantern company, because sales are up.

A big thanks to everyone who read a post, who made a comment, who sent in photos and stories and tips. A big thanks to everyone who linked to our site.

In the first year we had 200 posts exploring the weirdness of aliens, UFOs, exopolitics, cryptozoology, other paranormal fortean phenomenon, and ultraterrestrial activities. I expect the next year to bring weirder yet stories.

The post titled ‘A Year Later…The Truth Behind the Montauk Monster, Revealed‘ claims last summer’s favorite cryptid was only a dead raccoon that had been placed on a child’s floating device with a watermelon, some cloth and other debris.

Grant claims to have met up with a friend he hadn’t seen in several years at a cafe. While talking, the unnamed friend tells Grant that he and two of his buddies were responsible for the creature that would become the Montauk Monster. The three gathered whatever they could from a beach about 15 miles from where the Montauk Monster was discovered (including a dead raccoon), bound the debris together, set it on fire and pushed it out to sea.

“this creature was honored with a viking funeral, not merely exploited for crass entertainment. In the interest of full disclosure, this did happen shortly after a waterboarding endurance competition, and just before a clothespins-on-your-genitals challenge.”

Size may or may not be an issue for this claim. One of the many scientists who piped in on the creatures discovery IDs the beast as a raccoon and states the size of the body is considerably smaller than it appears.

Does this explain the 2008 Montauk Monster?

And what about the more recent body?

Photos and reports of a new Montauk Monster have surfaced, said to be from the shores of North Fork of Long Island from early May of this year.

Nicky Papers of www.montauk-monster.com was called to the scene and claims to have the body in “cooler full of ice”, I guess for later testing, poking, and prodding.

“The beast smelled like a mix of low-tide and rotten garbage. It really smelled horrific. I couldn’t help but take numerous pictures of it and video clips.”

As suggested, but never proved with the body from last summer, there may be a link between the creature and the nearby Plum Island Animal Disease Center.

And…. VIDEO

Montauk New York is a nice little tourist spot all the way at the ‘other’ end of Long Island. Know for fishing, vacationing, and surfing, it the home of the oldest active lighthouse in the US and a celebrity vacation destination in the high end ‘Hamptons’ for NY rich folks to escape to.

It is also the home to several active and closed down military bases and has long been rumored to be a ‘weird’ hotspot. Ever wonder why it’s featured heavily in the brain bending 2004 film ‘Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind’ or several X-Files episodes?

The Montauk Project is suppose to be a continuation of the Philadelphia experience the 1943 US military effort to turn an entire war ship, the USS Eldridge, invisible. It sort of works, but opened up a whole can of worms regarding the military doing experiments of this sort.

Enter the Montauk Project. Claims of experiments with teleportation, parallel dimensions and time travel.

So I’m not surprised, when Fox News is sporting pictures of weird, unknown creatures being washing up on the beaches of Montauk and it shouldn’t be any additional surprise or lack there of that the body can’t be found and some confusion surrounds the pictures and the reports.
To me, it looks like Vinz Clortho, “The Keymaster” from the first Ghostbusters movie (minus the horns).

What ever it is, or was, it’s drummed up some local press
Gawker coverage of the East End Eagle-Dog.
Plum TV’s tease of an interview with the beast’s discoverers.
New York magazine’s relatively informative article.
New York Newsday’s tongue-in-cheek take.

File this one away with the other Cryptids reports, that flash in the mainstream media and the quickly
fade away.