On the subject of mythological beings and locations

[Yukki]

Do any of you still believe in them, such as Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, Alantis, or Kangaroos?

Discuss, people, discuss!

[Ivogoji]

Atlantis obviously exists.

It's probably just really boring compared to what stories about it would imply. Like a big featureless stretch of foundation stones where a city used to be.

[Crash32]

wtf is a kangaroo?

[Triert]

i dont know, i hear they kick and jump really good and have natural pockets.

I can believe the rest, but having your own pockets? That **** just sounds made up.

[Pumpkinium]

there's probably a dragon somewhere underground eating some rocks

the day a dragon has been discovered is the day u all kiss my ass

[Triert]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draco_volans

Can't guarantee it breathes fire, but it's a dragon

[Pumpkinium]

there's also the bearded vulture, but

[Jeffery Mewtamer]

It's my understanding that many mythological dragons were simply misinterpretations of dinosaur bones, though many modern reptiles are at least somewhat Draconian in apperance.

Also, while I don't think any true fire breathing organisms have been discovered, I remember reading about an insect with the ability to spit nepalm(or at least a chemical with nepalm-like properties) and their are several real-life organisms that are stranger than many mythological creatures.

On a somewhat related note, did you know that many thought the duck-billed platypus was a taxidermist's attempt at a prank until the first live specimens were brought back to Europe?