#swampsquatch

[gay-war-crimes]

my favorite fact about Florida is the fact the its cryptid is sometimes called the swamp cabbage man

[firebluegraphics]

Cryptid Road Trip 22 Skunk Ape Sarasota, Florida

[axolotlapothecary]

more stories more stories MORE STORIES GIMME THE CRYPTIDS AND THINGS THAT GO BUMP IN THE NIGHT

BOYYYYYYY I’ll make a whole post sometime about the demon his name is Grey and he’s a bad boy

[dreamketchers]

@monkeygrl18 Official headquarters of skunk ape research. #skunkaperesearchcenter #ochopee #realflorida #traillakescampground #skunkape #swamocabagman #stinkape #floridabigfoot #myakkaape #swampsquatch #myakkaskunkape (at Skunk Ape Research Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs1L0xkHHPu/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ik68garuxs0n

[rizegreymon22arts]

Name: Swampsquatch Fusion between: Swampfire and Shocksquatch Species: ½ Methanosian ½ Gimlinopithecus (Methanopithecus) Home planet: Methanos/Pattersonea Abilities:

Throw fireballs and bursts of fire from his hands. Can throw seeds where they grow lots of plants and thorns left trapped enemies. Is capable of handling organic farming to stretch his limbs for various purposes. Can make flaming vines and using like whips. Can also control other beings made of plants. His body similar to a plant composition, allows him to regenerate lost body parts. Can also regenerate lost limbs of other beings, and give them part of their DNA and skills. His plant composition also allows him to transfer bars and holes. Has super strength. Is very resistant. Can shoot electric energy and electrokinesis from his hands. Weaknesses: His stench Makes him difficult to hide from anyone with smell. Can be frozen, but can be heated, although igniting with his hands. Can't control weeds. Any insulating material can cancel his electrical attacks. Can't absorb electrical energy, just eject. Can't come into contact with any metal that also electrocuted, otherwise he electrocuted himself.

Commissioned by Frogandturtleexpert. All the Into the Omniverse commissions and Biomnitrix Unleashed commissions are open on my shop, please i need money.

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[mrsmorningwood]

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[mythos-theos]

Cryptids → Skunk Ape

The skunk ape, also known as the swamp cabbage man, swamp ape, stink ape, Florida Bigfoot, Louisiana Bigfoot, myakka ape, swampsquatch, and myakka skunk ape, is a hominid cryptid said to inhabit the U.S. states of Florida, North Carolina, and Arkansas, although reports from Florida are most common. It is named for its appearance and for the unpleasant odor that is said to accompany it.

Reports of the skunk ape were particularly common in the 1960s and 1970s. In 1974, sightings of a large, foul-smelling, hairy, ape-like creature, which ran upright on two legs were reported in suburban neighborhoods of Dade County, Florida. {x}

[ffinn]

The skunk ape, also known as the swamp cabbage man, swamp ape, stink ape, Florida Bigfoot, Louisiana Bigfoot, myakka ape, swampsquatch, and myakka skunk ape, is a hominid cryptid said to inhabit the U.S. states of Florida,[1] North Carolina, and Arkansas, although reports from Florida are most common.

tag yourself i’m swampsquatch

paste the last thing you copied and send it to me with no explanation

[barbosaasouza]

The Skunk Ape May Be Terrorizing The Florida Everglades

Similar to Bigfoot in America's Pacific Northwest, the Southeast is home to a similar, more mysterious humanoid creature. It goes by many names: the Florida Bigfoot, swampsquatch, the Swamp Cabbage Man; none are as commonly known as the skunk ape, though. Like stories of werewolf sightings, the legend of the skunk ape may seem mythological. But many people in the Southeastern United States have shared their sightings of the odorous swamp monster hiding in the bushes, running across roads, or hanging out in their backyards. Skunk ape experts agree the stories about the creature may be limited due to the fear of not being taken seriously, but many people have decided to share their encounters regardless. Whether the cryptid is real or one giant hoax, stories and sightings of skunk apes continue. The next time you're in Florida, you may want to keep an eye out - or your nose up, because you'll know a skunk ape when you smell it. The Skunk Ape May Be Terrorizing The Florida Everglades published first on https://superworldrom.tumblr.com/

[darjeelinggangster]

Can't wait to try this when I get home. Thanks to @swampsquatch for getting this for me. My skin deciding it wants to be dry is throwing me for a loop. #skincarejunkie #pcaskin #pcaskincare #professionalskincareformula #professionalskincare #skincaregame

[mudwerks]

Do you use Letterboxd? Occasionally it seems that we're watching the same things!

no - actually I had to look it up when I got your question, was not familiar with it.

ah ha! - so you must have good taste then  :)

[dreamketchers]

#skunkape #swamocabagman #stinkape #floridabigfoot #myakkaape #swampsquatch #myakkaskunkape (at Skunkape Headquarters) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs1NCJmndBZ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=bciboiq0q94m

[megaera]

Tag, you’re it! Here are the rules: Each tagged person must post ten things about themselves. You have to choose and tag ten people. Go to their blogs and tell them you tagged them. No tagging back.

1. I figured out how to fishtail braid (finally) this morning.

2. Last night, for reasons unknown to me, my phone thought that it was 7:30 p.m. on December 31st, 2004. I had to change the date and time manually.

3. I have been tracing my obsession with NYC and have discovered that it began when I saw Home Alone 2 for the first time. Stacey McGill of The Baby-Sitter's Club may have also been an influence.

4. Like Stacey McGill, I love a good sale.

5. Today is the first day I have not had to wear my coat in the office since October. After three months, they finally turned up the heat.

6. I plan to finish the first novel in my trilogy by my 25th birthday. Which is next May.

7. I am not anywhere near as mature as I thought I'd be by the time I reached the quarter-century mark.

8. Sitting at a desk at work all day makes me super fidgety.

9. I am super-stoked to make cheesecake and watch movies and drink wine on New Year's Eve with Erica.

10. I have a 'queer as fuck' sticker, and I'm trying to figure out where I should put it. Suggestions are appreciated.

[barbosaasouza]

The Skunk Ape May Be Terrorizing The Florida Everglades

Similar to Bigfoot in America's Pacific Northwest, the Southeast is home to a similar, more mysterious humanoid creature. It goes by many names: the Florida Bigfoot, swampsquatch, the Swamp Cabbage Man; none are as commonly known as the skunk ape, though. Like stories of werewolf sightings, the legend of the skunk ape may seem mythological. But many people in the Southeastern United States have shared their sightings of the odorous swamp monster hiding in the bushes, running across roads, or hanging out in their backyards. Skunk ape experts agree the stories about the creature may be limited due to the fear of not being taken seriously, but many people have decided to share their encounters regardless. Whether the cryptid is real or one giant hoax, stories and sightings of skunk apes continue. The next time you're in Florida, you may want to keep an eye out - or your nose up, because you'll know a skunk ape when you smell it. The Skunk Ape May Be Terrorizing The Florida Everglades published first on https://superworldrom.tumblr.com/

[anidealisticmission-blog]

I want it to be 90.

Me: Boo, have you seen the weather for Moses Lake over the weekend?

Erica: It was lovely when I was there last weekend.

Erica:OMG, rain?!

Me: :(:(:( and 68. I hope it changes.

Erica: I hope it does too. It probably will.

Erica: I will do a sun dance.

Me: Pray to the sun god!

Erica: I will sacrifice an infant to him. I want it to be 90.