Description: The Nantinaq is a Bigfoot-like creature seen around the Alaskan fishing town of Portlock. Though the name comes from native mythology, sightings of supposed beasts date back to the 1700s, when disappearances were blamed on the creature.
November: Cape May in New Jersey has a history of globsters washing up on its shore. Once, in fall of 1887, referenced in Bernard Heuvelman’s 1968 sea serpent survey, and another in November 1921, reporting in the Boston Courier, described to weigh 15 tons and armed with tusks.
November 30th: In 1896, two boys bicycling on Anastasia Island discovered an enormous mass of flesh on the beach. They reported their discovery to a local physician, and soon the press got wind of the story, and called it the St. Augustine Monster.
Yes, Park Rangers Are Normally Willing To Watch Over Pets For A Few Days
However, what you tried to bring in to the ranger station got into a fight with Kneecap and immediately tried to split a rift in the space-time continuum.
Understandably we don’t think it would be wise if we watched over the creature, but the scientists might be bribed into letting the creature stay with them, though it might work best if you call in a favor with Mx. Love.
someone help me my girlfriend will not stop saying “democracy dies in darkness” in a daffy duck voice she’ll like drop something in the kitchen and instantly go “democrathy dieth in darkneth”
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