Back in late August, a hunting camera, installed in a deserted area of the province of Saskatchewan, Canada, captured strange creatures. The American researcher Lon Strickler recently posted all this "wealth" on the Internet in order to attract the attention of users: maybe someone will be able to determine what it is?
According to him, he has seen anything on the photo and video materials: both gnomes and fairies, large and small fantastic creatures unrecognized by science, but which cryptozoologists study, and in all seriousness, because such animals (or even humanoids) are found throughout Earth, and you can't just brush it off.
And yet, in this case, Strickler is at a loss: what is it that is captured in the photographs of the hunting camera? One (the largest) object is somewhat similar to a flying squirrel or a bat, but biologists immediately rejected this assumption, since neither one nor the other has wings of this shape, and the tail is too elaborate. That is, such forms simply do not exist in nature.
On the right in the photo, you can see something like a large insect, and under the "flying squirrel" two more mysterious objects are visible: a ball and something elongated. Flying cryptids, writes Lon Strickler, of which he studied a great many, of course, can take the most fantastic forms - they are generally fabulous creatures in the understanding of a common man. And, nevertheless, the scientist has not yet encountered such forms.
Or maybe it was just the wind that lifted leaves and other husks into the air, some Internet users suggested? The scientist categorically disagrees with this, according to his conviction, based on the experience of studying many photographs, a strong wind can be easily traced in the photo, it is not here at all, the creatures caught by the camera are clearly alive, but it is not clear who or what it is …
It seems that this is another riddle, almost insoluble for us, as well as riddles with little fairies fluttering on flowers (see the video below), as well as with gnomes appearing here and there … The very form of these creatures, of course, is unusual, but really is the term “ordinary” applicable to cryptides?..
Daniil Myslinsky
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