- Marduk2012
- uploaded: Dec 25, 2008
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some people think that creature is just a dog, but its too big for a dog, compare it to the car and youll see what I mean, its full stride must be at least 12ft..also it has a large round head and long mishaped limbs (especially the hind)...no other info on this, man...that aint no dog man
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Hakku October 18, 2009 9:59:20 PM CEST
Could be a deer. Although, it does run a bit odd for a deer. Another possibility is I've read reports about large cats that have been kept as exotic pets ever sense the 1800's and they have escaped from time to time. It could be a leopard, the stride would be consistent. For example a leopard was killed in South Devon in 1988.
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Sarah7351 January 23, 2009 2:49:50 AM CET
Yes not only is it a Deer but also a waste of time to watch
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Fredje December 28, 2008 11:03:35 PM CET
Just a deer! The lights along the highway together with the lesser quality of the video distorts the image!
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Kirsche December 27, 2008 3:23:45 AM CET
*lol* visit http://www.disclose.tv/members/action/viewvideo/14848/Strange_Creature_A... to read more comments on the same video...
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Hoser5 December 26, 2008 9:39:26 AM CET
ummm ... that is called a deer.
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Hoser5 December 26, 2008 9:38:53 AM CET
ummm ... that is called a deer.
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Saluna December 26, 2008 1:39:48 AM CET
Oh no it\'s a werewolf! Run!
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Kirsche December 25, 2008 8:23:24 PM CET
yes, looks like a greyhound. *lol* this animal looks definitively not like a gray. :D
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Indicadubman December 25, 2008 7:32:11 PM CET
that is no dog look at the back legs they bend the opposite way to a dog
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Johnsmith December 25, 2008 6:29:07 PM CET
GreyhoundAncient breed of dog, with a long narrow head, slight build, and long legs. It stands up to 75 cm/30 in tall. It is renowned for its swiftness, and can exceed 60 kph/40 mph. Greyhounds were bred to hunt by sight, their main quarry being hares. Hunting hares with greyhounds is the basis of the ancient sport of coursing. Track-based greyhound racing is a popular spectator sport.
