Post by Spooky on Aug 9, 2007 15:29:40 GMT -5
Werewolf? Chupacabra? Dog? Teddy Bear?
In 1996, a woman named Barbara Mullins - while cruising down a dusty stretch of hot Louisiana asphalt known as Highway 12 - noticed something odd at the side of the road. Mullin's, equipped with a camera, decided to stop and investigate. The resulting photographs have made for some of the most compelling and controversial images ever to have emerged from the cryptozoological quagmire.
The animal captured in these snapshots was described as being approximately as large as an adult Saint Bernard and covered with a thick coat of dark, wooly hair. It's most notable attribute, however, was its decidedly simian features, extended (and distinctly un-paw-like) feet, and small, presumably pointed ears.
In 1996, a woman named Barbara Mullins - while cruising down a dusty stretch of hot Louisiana asphalt known as Highway 12 - noticed something odd at the side of the road. Mullin's, equipped with a camera, decided to stop and investigate. The resulting photographs have made for some of the most compelling and controversial images ever to have emerged from the cryptozoological quagmire.
The animal captured in these snapshots was described as being approximately as large as an adult Saint Bernard and covered with a thick coat of dark, wooly hair. It's most notable attribute, however, was its decidedly simian features, extended (and distinctly un-paw-like) feet, and small, presumably pointed ears.
