La Bete de Dartmoor

Tout le monde a du voir cette photo trainer sur les divers sites et forums de paranormal....Bete de Dartmoor

Et bien grande nouvelle, un nouveau cryptide reconnu par la science, c'est un Terre neuve lol!

When a picture emerged of a hulking beast stalking the moors, one woman wasn't chilled by rumours of its gaping jaws, glowing eyes and blood-curdling howls.

That's because Lucinda Reid recognised the "Demon of Dartmoor" as ... her pet dog.

The two-year-old Newfoundland - called Troy - weighs in at a whopping 12 stones. But, far from being ferocious, he's as gentle as a lamb.

Miss Reid lives close to the spot where the photo was taken and often takes Troy for a walk there.

"I was in stitches when I read that someone thought Troy was the beast of Dartmoor," she said yesterday.

"I spotted that it was him right away - you can tell by the shape and the way he is walking.
"He sometimes disappears off round the rocks on his own, and that's when he must have been photographed."

Martin Whitley's picture shows what looks like a strange animal loping across Dartmoor near a group of ramblers and children.

Publication of the photograph stoked rumours that the moor is haunted by a pack of spectral dogs known as the Hounds of Hell.

These mythical creatures are said to have inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to write his famous Sherlock Holmes mystery, The Hound of the Baskervilles.

Moralité: toujours se mefier des photos flous Smile

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....Caddy, le monstre des parkings de supermarchés...

Un coup pour rien... Pourtant je pense que la Bête de Dartmoor existe...

C'est pas faux
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....Caddy, le monstre des parkings de supermarchés...

Bon sang c'est pas vrai vous avez la forme aujourd'hui