Joe Rogan: Which Cryptids Are REAL?? Have We Ever Found ANY?!
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Joe Rogan & Forrest Galante sit down and discuss which cryptids may be real. Cryptids include Bigfoot, Yeti, the chupacabra, the Jersey Devil, the Loch Ness Monster, the Mokele-mbembe, and more. I used the Mothman in the thumbnail if anyone is curious.
Forrest Galante is an international wildlife adventurer, conservationist, author of "Still Alive: A Wild Life of Rediscovery" and host on Discovery Channel.
Clip taken from JRE #1927 w/ Forrest Galante
Host: Joe Rogan @joerogan
Guest: Forrest Galante
Producer: Jamie Vernon @jamievernon
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Dumb.
the being with the big red eyes is 100% existent, I have seen this creature...! it sounds crazy but a few days later i had physical contact with 2 extraterrestrials..unfortunately my friends who i told that think i'm crazy
@@entitysingularitat3676Earth is a realm. There are 13 realms in total. We channel here to experience this reality, but we exist in all realms. Check hindu cosmology. You aren't crazy. The world is not a spinning ball. Realms are vector-based holograms.
Would a slugger with 5 heads be a mutant or a new species lol
Yoo. Joe...
A very secret.?
Highest Military...
Sent. To capture. Remove, Away from public communities...
MiB wit Will Smith...
Mountain.. jailc3ll..
Scp
Moonshiners using the presence of normal howling wolves to spread the myth of a dangerous monster and keep people away from their operation in the woods is some true Scooby Doo villain shit.
Or common sense
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 have some fun once in awhile JEEZ 🥶
Don't forget miners and grow operations. The scariest monsters walk on two legs.
And they would have gotten away with it too if it wasn’t for those meddling kids!!!
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 when being a smartass goes wrong
Now this is the kind of JRE content I live for
I agree!
Forrest is my favorite JRE guest. I'm glad he's back
So what kind would you die for ?????
Agreed
He is Rogan best guest
Fun Fact: Komodo dragons were formerly considered to be cryptids
Yeah have you seen one of ‘‘em in real life. They are SO fucking weird
The bigfoot the bigfoot IS REAL
That is the bigger brother of komodo, the megalenia.
Roughly 80 years ago pandas were also considered to be cryptids as well.
gorillas and platypus as well💯😂
The Giant Squid used to be a cryptid. They only found them in the 90's, and before that it was all rumors
Giant octopus
If that were true we would be taught about it in school and university
@@newgoogle9963dude what
@@newgoogle9963 which part?
@@jayn6943 what
This is what I want to hear about. Monsters, cryptids, ghost, aliens, all that weird shit.
I love all that stuff too 👻
Search nightgod333 . You would enjoy his content also if that’s what you’re looking for
Tassy tiger is none of those things
Whats the difference between a cryptid and all those other things
The facts by how to hunt on CZcams.
I like this guy. He talks about cryptids and other weird shit, but he's a skeptic and he's honest.
Is Bigfoot a real animal?
@@agustinpodepiora5525 nahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
@@fizzgigmalmy2567 So why is Rogan so big into it?
@@agustinpodepiora5525 yeah he likes all that stuff but I'm pretty sure he don't believe in the big hairy guy
@@agustinpodepiora5525 Many people have seen a large primate capable of walking on two legs here in the United states. I know someone personally who saw one once in the 1970's and I believe it. She is not a fanciful individual, she is not lying. I consider that a credible story. There are some other stories which are fascinating and credible.
I live in Michigan, and for decades our Department of Natural Resources has INSISTED that there were no cougars here. Earlier this year, somebody finally got good trail cam footage, and they finally had to admit what some people were already aware of.
The best known way to lure or trap a Cougar is to play the song Faithfully by Journey during a Happy Hour setting. Never fails.....😅
@@Dylan-fh9lsThose are dangerous ones. One could easily find himself out of a house and half of their assets after a few years. Tread carefully...
Dogman....
They say their not in N.C. any longer. While driving on the Blue Ridge parkway around 2007 I was heading from Linville towards Blowing Rock, I had a friend of mine with me and I had to bring my Truck to a dead stop to avoid one that walked slowly across the road like he owned the place. The second he/she hit the Rhododendron it was gone. My friend was on his phone and yelled out MTN Lion. I felt blessed to have seen it. I called the Grandfather mountain Forest service that same afternoon and told me I had to be mistaken. Their liars or fools there are a lot of bobcats there even some have tails but what we saw was 100% a mountain lion. Quite majestic.
My childhood best friend's dad was a Michigan park ranger, gave me the greatest explanation as to why many states deny big cats (for example). if/when a location admits to there being some crazy new rare animal (for example) they are then obligated under many different laws to preserve the land further, prohibit new development, pass new protective conservationism laws protecting whatever it is they found, etc. In essence, they lose some control over the land commercially. Many places choose to ignore/low-key cover it up essentially until it can't be hidden anymore.
I think many of the sea cryptids could be real. When considering how much of the seas are unexplored, it seems far more likely than land cryptids.
Please tell us how much of the land mass you have covered with 50,000 people beside you in a line. Zero is probably correct. Leave your city and go to your closest national forest
and go searching. Please go well armed and do not piss one off.
Yea but not air breathing cryptids like the ones people always talk maybe some deep Sea ones
The oceanic environment is lot less forgiving with regards to evolutionary traits, the reason we never find much at the bottom of the sea is because of the depth pressure & lack of sunlight, there are far less variety of creatures that live down there because its a harsh environment & less creatures also means less of an eco-system i.e no prey = no predators.
Cryptids being, a mythological animal that has no scientific backing.
There was an entire TV show about it.
@@TankManHeavywhat if we found something science can’t explain then what
Man I love when this guy is on. He’s always got super interesting stuff to talk about. These are the kind of JRE podcast that got me hooked!
He has his own podcast called the Wild times. Very good
@@Sauczireat podcast, I listen to it while I’m fishing. Him, his friend Patrick who did a lot of “extinct or alive” with him, and their friend Peter. Always entertaining. Some of the stories they have are off the rails lol
the best thing is he looks legit, he said straight up i didn't find it, guy isn't crazy , he really wants to help endangered species, unlike some guests that are interesting but are manipulators and liars
He was on naked and afraid
That's racist.
I live in Santiago Chile, the Andes is literally out my window. We thought Pumas werent around the city anymore and the last sighting was like 20-30 years ago. Turns out during the pandemic one Puma started wandering the suburbs, went on a 3 hour stroll and since no one was out, authorities just left it roam until it got back into the mountains.
Its a 8 million people city... If a big cat or cat-like-behavior animal doesnt want to be seen, it won be.
ThorofCream sounds like a xxx gay parody of a marvel film.
I was was in your city for my brother's wedding almost 4 years ago. It's a pretty city, the food was good, and I had a good time.
I wonder what city you live. Here in Brazil in a large city called Cuiaba MT in 2020 also during the pandemic a large alligator just decided to walk around the city nearby a park with fish, i guess he came for the fish. But he strolled around the town for a couple of days. He was a huge alligator by the way, there is a lot of videos of him just walking town.
@@dingo9696 what makes it a dumb comment? Im not defending the existence of all cryptids, im not even defending 2.
Im saying there might be a very low thylacene population in Tasmania.
@@erwinfelis4613 went on a 3 day vacation to Brazil and was so drunk the entire time I don't remember anything about it
My ex-wife should be considered a cryptid. I've got plenty of photo evidence that she existed but never saw her again
😂😂😂😂
Remember Ceolacanth was presumed extinct and also the Nautilus. These two pre historic creatures are still alive.
Cant get enough of Forrest Galante, that man is by far the best guest in your podcasts
Paul Rosolie was better than this guy.
It is a very good point that many creatures with stable populations are practically never seen. There are also new creatures being discovered all the time. Any sufficiently intelligent creature could and has gone completely undetected forever. There are also many instances of creatures thought to be myths that were later found and successfully captured.
Like the silverback thought was going extinct then a group of 50000 was found.
I’ve camped off grid for 36 years and only had 3 encounters with a bigfoot, I love the woods but would be happier if they just stayed away, very intimidating beings.
@@TheBlackxice can you elaborate on the last part there
@@jackle7896 well people think just because you go into a forest or spend a fair bit of time outdoors that you’d see a bigfoot, they obviously do a great job staying hidden but an encounter seems to be either accidental or their curiosity gets the better of their instincts. Nonetheless their size and lack of behavioural knowledge makes encounters that much more terrifying.
@@TheBlackxice who claimed that the Silverback ever went extinct?
@@demun6065 Conservation efforts by WWF, other organizations, and governments are making a difference for gorillas. New protected areas are being designated for some gorilla populations, and the population of mountain gorillas has continued to increase in recent years, leading to its downlisting from Critically Endangered to Endangered in November 2018.
Everyone has a smart phone with great cameras until they see a cryptid. Then they suddenly have the most basic blurry camera possible lol
Firstly, not everyone lives in the US or other first world countries, and not everyone has a $1,000+ phone.
Secondly, as good as phone cameras have gotten nowadays, compared to dedicated cameras, especially those of professional grade, they still have their shortcomings.
Even the best phone cameras on the market struggle to focus on objects in movement. They also have relatively horrible zoom.
Expecting crystal clear footage, even 1% of the time, even in this day and age is a very unrealistic standard.
I'll never forget my first and only time seeing a Mountain Lion. I was on guard duty at Camp Pendleton, CA and my sentry called up from the guard shack that there was a "big ass cat" chewing up his portable camping chair. We drove down to the gate and it ran off into the brush.
I grew up in San Clemente. Can attest to this, been seeing them on hikes since childhood (when getting… way too close to the base like morons).
Hey Joe….I’m a 69 yo disabled veteran and retired Corporate Pilot. I’ve watched your show on and off for a long while. Until about a month ago. Now I watch everyday. I really enjoy your point of view on almost every issue. Keep up the great work and your point.
If you served thank you sir for your service but this channel isn't affiliated with Joe Rogan in anyway. He still posts clips to his real channel a few times a week. His channel has 12 million subscribers or something.
This isn't joe's channel, this is some fan who posts these
Believe me, you didn't need to tell us you're in your 60s. :)
Nice age...
Thank you for your service sir. The utmost respect from ireland.
You'll probably only see a mountain lion if it hasn't spotted you yet. They like hiding in the trees. If it's dead-silent in the woods, something's most likely nearby too. Whenever that happens, I get low to the ground and scan the entire area for a bit. I usually end up finding a wild animal nearby. That gut-feeling is a very real thing in my experience as well.
One day during my harvest in norcal I sat in a chair for hours next to one of my helpers and our mousing cat right next to us just trimming away, both of us faceing away from a wooded mountain side cliff at the edge of our proprty. The cat suddenly stood up hair and back pointing to the moon looking right through us, as we turned we saw a Harley Davidson sized cat about twenty feet away chin to the ground ready to pounce, i stood with my scissors in hand and screamed like a banshee and luckily it turn and ran. I lived on that mountain for ten years and could tell you when a fox farted 100ft away because my heightened sense of sound perception due to little noise pollution and my evolved wilderness senses.That cat easily weighed 175# and silent as the fog. We never turn our back to the trees now, lucky to learn that lesson without being mauled
Ever seen Missing 411?
@@mjjumps. Yes
@@bri-manhunter2654 what did you think? There are a few people that have commented that when there are times when it gets completely quiet in the forest. Then something happened.
Straight up, if the woods fall dead silent then trouble abounds
Great point with the mountain lion example. I lived deep in the Sierra Nevada mountains for 10 years I would always hear cats and often found tracks in my yard. Only saw one and I only saw it’s eyes reflecting back at me and it’s tail through some bushes when it flanked me and ran away.
It's videos like this that gets me hooked on the JRE! The mystery and cryptid conspiracies I could watch for hour's. Definitely the best podcast on CZcams when they've got great people on like this. I loved the Bob Lazar podcast and any of the Graham Hancock chats really has me hooked! Keep up the amazing work Joe & team. Adam from England 🇬🇧
Galante is my fav guy to watch Joe talk to. He seems so educated, experienced, and also skeptical, yet willing to talk about dragons and such.
He's come a long way since that episode in naked and afraid.
He's a big deal now and that Bi tch is nowhere to be seen.
Lived in montana since 88. Seen 2 mountain lions. I hunt every year. I spend so much time in the woods it's crazy. Yep 2. That's it.
So what your saying is big foot could be real
The scary thing is that waaaay more than 2 Mountain Lions saw.....YOU
South of Big Timber in the Gallatin national forest 3 of us did a hike to the indian caves there (can see em off the main road in)...you had to use a rope to scale a 15-20ft. Section right b4 the cave entrance.....fresh deer carcass right at the mouth of the cave....I didn't see it but the feeling I got was impending death and got tf outta there asap....cougar was most likely hiding a little further back in the dark but it basically dragged a deer up a cliff ☠💀....even thinking about it years later just straight chills....not a hunter myself but I enjoy fishing boulder river that runs through the valley there!
@@lasko1404I wonder how many comments like this is out there. How many untold stories? How many unrecorded scenes through history? How many face to face moments between human and a beast happened in our history?
After these gem comments I wish to jump in CZcams videos and search for them... I gave up every time since it's endless rabbit hole - but this kind of comments always find me again.
I had a cougar walk up on my cabins porch and look me in the face in skagit county Washington. It was terrifying and beautiful and as a hermit, I really appreciated the excitement, and the literal heads up it gave me, face to face except the flimsy old glass door. like”hey I’m in your woods, maybe don’t come walk around in the trees alone for a while.”
Cougars and Jaguars don't hunt people. They only attack it they have their cubs, are mating or if a human gets too close (let's say for a video).
A bear on the other hand...
@@jayn6943cougar have attacked and killed people brother
Stay safe out there. Had a Cougar chase a rabbit or something thru my back porch few yrs back. Also in Skagit county😊
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As someone who lived in the areas the thylacine was common here in Australia, I also 100% think they still exist
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Hi from Bendigo
Excellent point about Mountain Lions. I've lived my entire 72 years on the West Coast and I often used to hike and camp in forest, mountains and semi-desert locales but have never seen one nor a track. I HAVE seen bear tracks of various sizes but never a live one (except in a National Park where no one pursues them). I also have heard single, loud knocks of wood on wood and encountered strongly musky aromas like skunk cabbage in areas where none grows; both those are said to be indicators of Sasquatch in the area.
My old man lives in mid Queensland Australia, way out deep in a forested valley, and he says he often hears the hard wood-on-wood knocks through the trees aswell, sometimes near and sometimes far 🤔 there's alot of wildlife out in that area but he can't explain the hard knocking sounds.
@@hourglassesandphatasses They live all over the world, maybe not naturally but they do exist.
we have coyotes out here i literally was walking through my neighborhood and saw one on the sidewalk.. it just turned around and walkd back into the woods.. I also saw a HUGE MASSIVE porcupine.. Never ever seen one in the wild it was crossing the street i pulled over the thing took up like over half the car lane
@@calebh7902 no they don't you have to be an idiot to believe they're real
Sure ok
Appalachia is basically a preserve for cryptids. It’s one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world, has the largest cave system, and plenty of forest for things to hide
I've heard so many personal bigfoot accounts from people that weren't looking for anything other than telling their story, most with reservations.
Not just cryptids, my wife and I both saw an up close triangle UFO end of last year. They say a lot of cryptid sightings and UFO sightings tend to go together. Strangeness.....
Appalachia is no joke, especially when you're really out here in the sticks.
@@XAJUSS ohhhhh. You're so edgy and witty! Lol.
@@XAJUSS I was very much sober, as was my friend, when we driving home from work one night here in NC and saw what I can only describe as the world's biggest dog splayed out across the two lane blacktop, as if it were hit. We had to swerve around the damn thing and my friend absolutely refused to stop. It was gone by the time he headed back that way. Just so strange and unnerving.
@@kenrankin5814 gone by thr time he headed back? hmmm. ya, it wasn't there to begin with.
i don't believe in any of this shit, the paranormal and cryptid stuff. but i was driving one night, with a friend, and i swear i saw a woman in a white dress standing in the middle of the road. this was a remote road. i slammed the brakes on and came to a screeching stop. my friend was like, wtf?, what are you doing? he saw nothing. obviously i was over-tired and saw something that wasn't there.
I've heard that the mountain gorilla was once dismissed as fantasy before the first confirmed recorded sighting, I can't remember I think I read it in Arthur C. Clarke's "Mysterious World" book. I was little when I read it back in the 90s very compelling book though :)
I legit went on eBay and bought another copy, then FOUND my old copy and gave it back to my mum 😅
I just looked it up. 1860’s.
Depending on your definition, I'd say some crazy sea-monster stuff definitely counts as having been doubted by academics and then having totally come out to be true. You had scientists who were literally given massive tentacles to examine going "must be fake." And I understand that instinct, because it sounds so absurd that you'd have these hundred foot long squids and nobody had ever seen one.
Except... Obviously someone had seen one because they were talking about it for thousands of years.
Nah that's crazy follow the science antivaxer
@@frondreadz789💅😏
@@frondreadz789better than blindly trusting governments when they don't give a single fuck about you, never did, never will, and even if the truth comes out they will twist the narrative in a way that benefits them and not the people. You'd rather trust them after decades of lies than someone who gives a voice to all the experts in different fields with opposing viewpoints that are not even allowed to be presented on mainstream media because it doesn't benefit the media narrative controlled by the elites. Makes sense.
Considering the fact that true intelligence is hard to come by, and antivaxers are also a small percentage of the population. It's much safer to assume that the antivaxers (minority) are just the small percentage of people with enough intelligence to stay away from the thing they were desperately trying to push down our throats. You are clearly not one of those intelligent people.
In my opinion cryptids don't exist.
Not even 1 of them,that is all a hoax to scare people.
A place like some forest at night can be scary,no monsters needed.
@@frondreadz789 science is literally assumptions. thats all science is. fact doesn't exist in our world. science is all based upon assumptions.
Forrest is legit one of my favourite JRE guests of all time, I learn so much he time he’s on
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I feel like at this point Joe has enough money and connections that he could find a cryptid if he really wanted to.
@Natty with money and connections. Do you normally comment before reading?
@@trip4923 people woth money and connections been searching for these things for years already
@@WayStedYou And have no actual evidence of any of it. 😂
You can spend 100 Million very quickly searching for mythical shit. Do you know how much it costs to rent a full tracking team for a week? Now, how many months do you imagine you'll need to pay them before you find something? Plus equipment. Plus living costs. Plus insurance. Plus lad tests and second opinions. Joe doesn't have the money.
Joe is a cryptid. Hes throwing us off his trail.
You cannot really convince anyone about these things… however, I can personally attest, it is a LIFE CHANGING experience to witness a cryptid. I witnessed a Dogman at 3 AM stop traffic in upstate New York. These things are out there… and they are smarter than us.
Could you email me ur experience
me and my friends recently recounted seeing a cryptid corpse in the woods behind my house as kids. i didnt even bring it up, They did, and like a week after i had thought about it. i was the 1st to see it, it looked like a snake and a chicken and maybe other animals and a bunch of dirt, all combined into one... mess on the ground. it was laying on sand on a creek and i could recognize what looked like the bottom of a snake and the wings of a chicken or bird. i wasnt a scary kid and saw gore videos like most without unsupervised internet access. but as soon as i saw it i knew something wasnt right, what i was looking at what would make me doubt my sanity. shortly after a friend came over to confirm, then another, then we went back to my house to get the others and when we came back for evidence. it was gone. knowing it was one of my close friends who remembered and brought it up makes me feel sane.
This guy just seems genuinely kind. So does Joe
I hope that the thylacine is still out there .. what a beautiful fascinating creature and especially ancient looking. It appears to have come from millions of years ago when weird uncanny looking mammals were everywhere
Nah it's just an Australian marsupial like kangaroos, if you didn't know they existed they would be stranger looking than this. Weird animals over here
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@@bloxkboy9335 Oh come on shut the hell up
As someone thats just moved to tasmania, I can totally see how the Thylacine could be thriving here, you don't have to go far to see super dense forests, and they go so far. I wouldn't be surprised that 50km into the forests, no ones been there for decades.
What do you do in Tasmania? What was the factor and allure to re-locate there? Just curious.
@@FootballClubDavid_WI_USA I have friends here that offered me a place to stay and work. It was a good chance to start fresh, not much was keeping me in Western Australia, so why not, I'm glad I did, it's so relaxed and such beautiful views.
Brett version 2.0, I was trying to find where those dense forests you’re talking about are, but the lady at the book store got mad when I asked if I could see her map of Taz.
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@@bloxkboy9335
Can you explain further please?
I was out hunting with my dad and literally saw a bobcat. It was a cool experience. We also see bald eagles adult and juvenile. It's pretty cool.
Imagine how big Bigfoot would look next to Joe
What I love about Joe Rogan: one podcast deals with serious political topics, and next time he is discussing if it’s better to get eaten by a shark or a tiger with his guest 😂 could listen to this for hours
Them talking about mountain lions reminds me of when I moved to the house I live in now. My parents bought a piece of land in northeastern connecticut, and they were told that mountain lions from this area are all gone. Three weeks later, I'm in the car with my mother and see a huge mountain lion run across the road.
My cousin lived east of Enid Oklahoma an one day had one come up on his front porch an eat the cat food , scared his wife a bit lol
I'll never forget this day. But I was living in Mexico and mind you never believed that this thing existed but one day me my brother and my brother in law decided to go drinking one night and being how it was very common to drink and drive out there we decided to pull over at what looked like an abandoned horse stable/ rodeo rink and parked to sober up. It was dark as hell out there being that it was in the middle of nowhere but after a few hours we noticed something in the distance maybe about 50 yards from us that was zig zagging in a straight line which was such an odd movement from any dog or other animal and we could clearly see bright red glowing eyes as it came closer and it then ran right past our truck. Out of fear we didn't get out of the truck but when I tried following it I looked through the back window and it was gone? To this day I'm almost certain it was a chuppacabra as I had only described what we saw that night before I started looking it up and to my surprise it was depicted exactly the way I remember it looking which is what tripped me out even more that what I saw that night was real.
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We have so much footage of the Loch Ness monster though... they've had a trail cam up for years that routinely captures the same creature repeatedly in the water. Interestingly enough, there's a longitudinal belt stretching around the world that for some reason, marks the territories where lake monsters are the most abundant.
Where can I see these videos?
THIS is one of those "old school JRE" topics, all here for it. More of this and less covid conspiracies
Less of you commenting
Haha conspiracies.
"Old school JRE" was always about government conspiracies. In fact, he had to slow down to attract a bigger audience, so I'm not sure what you're on about.
Also, the Covid "conspiracies" are all true.
@@comptonopolis Yes. He discussed recently how all of the guests that he had on during Covid that people were complaining about were basically right the whole time.
I want the conspiracy of people calling other people conspiracy theorists to be debunked.
I saw a black panther in North Carolina. Never told a soul because I knew no one would ever believe me but it was either a black panther or a black Jaguar. It even had the spots but it was easily between 80 - 120 pounds. Far too big for a bobcat or cougar but too small and lanky to be a bear. It was about the size of a full-grown deer in body length and width but it was half it's height with a tail practically as long as its body. It was super fast, too. I was walking this trail to get to my deer stand and I heard this loud thump and crackling like something huge had fallen not far from me. Turned on my heel to see this thing at the base of a tree, crouched and slouched like it had just dropped from the tree itself, and was staring right at me. Before I even had enough time to breathe, it turned and sprinted off so fast and silently I was amazed, as I realized I had gotten lucky as hell hearing it drop from the tree in the first place. And the fact I further realized I had walked right under that tree, pretty much, just a moment before while it was sitting up it. I had the distinct realization that that thing could have killed me had it wanted to.
I had my gun on me of course but around the same time as I thought about shooting it it had taken off.
Panthers in Britain too. Lots of them. Released illegal pets. The beast of Bodmin, one of them is known as lol. They seem to thrive in the forests.
Sasquatch have been known to be spotted with large black cats, and even some eyewitness accounts that Sasquatch can slink along the ground in it's fingers and toes, like a spider almost, that people have thought they were looking at a black panther until it stood up on 2 legs and ran off, jumping over a 4' fence on 2 legs. I'm not saying it's real, just that others have seen strange things in the woods.
I and my whole family saw one in Ohio about a 1/4 mile away slinking through a field. We checked it through binoculars and it was what it looked like. Dad got home about then and went up the road to shoot it. He missed though.
I live in East Tennessee and one of my fathers friends (who is dead now) swore up and down he saw a black panther cross the road and look at him. no matter how many times he told my dad and his friends they all made fun of him.
Hunting or just exploring in woods always look up always!!!
He asks a good question: depends what people think a 'Cryptid' is. Giant squids were reported as more mythological but it seems they were discovered. but lots of critters that were thought long extinct have been discovered.
Mountain gorillas
Brothers it’s been so long.. this is the content I originally followed Joe for.
Thunderbird sightings are one of my favs . I wonder if he has ever come across any.
Monsters don’t exist they never have because as soon as they’re discovered they become animals
I can watch these two talk all day. They stay spilling info after info!
Joe you should do more cryptid shows. Especially anything Dogman related . I’d love to hear your take on government coverups about them also
Agreed 💯
I live in the Appalachian Mountains of West Virginia. About 13 years ago I saw a cryptid in the middle of the day. I was in the back of a car speeding down the road. It looked like a mix between a deer and a large lion. Had the agility and lower body of a mountain lion but the spots of a baby deer! Its eyes were very large and black. Its ears were large and pointed backwards.
About two hours north of here THE MOTHMAN is well known...Point Pleasant WV. We have a newspaper clipping of our town OCEANA from the 60s where the sheriff was called to a persons property and he described what looked like a velociraptor!
A deer and a mountain lion?,you tripping or what dude,I'm no rocket scientist but ain't that impossible
@@davehart3860 no man the deer and lion obv fucked, mountain style
@@papiagua yeah obv 🤔
@@davehart3860 yea but mountain style. Then they got a brown picket fence(mountain theme obv) and lived happily ever after, completely ignoring the fact that one is an apex predator and the other prey
@@papiagua l think you bin up in them thar mountains abit to long bud,l hear you mountain folk are kinky asf
Definitely one of my favorite guests. Every episode with this guy is awesome.
I just watched Mysterious Creeatures with Forrest Galante on Animal Planet ( Xfinity ) on the Ozark Howler.....a FASCINATING SHOW ! Wow, this is not your regular nature show. Forrest and his people had an edge-of-your-seat adventure ! I am looking forward to watching more episodes of this great show.
We’ve had Mountain Lions in our desert. It’s crazy to see them wander and forage in the open desert. We see them on our trail cams time to time up above the tree line in the mountain ranges up above the desert floor. They can measure their size from the cam pics and paw prints.
That mountain lion point was great. I live in area populated by fox and coyotes. I've seen 2 foxes in my entire life and I'm 33 and I probably see 1 random lost coyote a year. In these uninhabited places anything can still exist and hide out there if these things are hiding from us right in front of us.
You might never see one but if you think you hear a woman being murdered at night… that might be a mountain lion. It’s absolutely terrifying to hear in the Rockies at night.
i also live in an area populated by coyotes and foxes. I can hear the coyotes howling and yipping almost every single night, although ive never actually seen one in all my 39 years. Although ive seen bazillions of foxes, right up close.
There's not supposed to be cougars in this area, although i seen one cross a road once, and i know at least 5 other people that have seen one. I think some animals just choose not to be seen
@@xostler foxes also sound like that
I’ve seen just a handful of foxes in my entire life, I’m 42, but I know they are in my area. Same with coyotes, maybe have seen 4-5. One of them literally walked about 10 feet from me one winter, it was calling for it’s other coyote buddies. It knew I was there but didn’t care. I’ve never seen a big cat, yet one was supposedly filmed on a trail camera not far from my house. I’ve only seen one or two otters, even though I live near a creek and have seen their dams they build.
Drowning in foxes where I live lol, see them every night. Of course, it might be the same set of foxes over and over, it's hard to tell 😂
Joe Rogan using the mountain lion analogy just could have possibly explained why we never seen a Bigfoot lol
the fact that Forrest keeps his cool when Joe asked about the Orang Pendek is Gold hahahaha.
In his head " Dude, we talked about this "
LMAO
This might be the most down to earth conversation about cryptids I've ever heard...
He dismissed most of them out-of-hand... that's called arrogance
I miss this JRE ): Wish he had a lot more of these talks.
After getting used to the 3 hour podcasts I need like 4 or 5 lmaoo
The mountain lion reference was spot on , never really thought about it that way.
This guy is so great you can see he lives for his art and is so learned
Me and a friend encountered a mountain lion in New Mexico at Philmont scout ranch, and me and my wife witnessed a mountain lion in south western PA working on a carcas along the side of the road this past summer. I didn't know how rare it was to see one.
Very rare, fish and game on the East Coast will never admit that they are there.
I was at a lecture the photographer of that mountain lion Hollywood sign gave. Great guy.
i love how many times they've spoken about the Oring Pendik and had this exact discussion
Megatherium would be an interesting one, also an animal I thought was fascinating - seen the skeleton of one in the NHM and the one from Walking With Beasts - think it'd be awesome to see a live one of them.
Hey joe I’m a 90 year old retired furry war veteran. I used to watch your show weekly until recently…. Now I watch it everyday, thank you.
Thank you for your service! 🇮🇷
Did you fight the furries or fight for the furries?
fertile primus
Does furry mean something else? Or are you coming out as a furry? I'm confused
You are a moron... and don't claim to be a war vet it's obvious you are full of it
After having grown up with Steve Irwin, I have been looking for wild life people with that same enthusiasm for wild life. Forrest Galante is, to me, that guy. He is so engaging and he will talk about anything and is not afraid of chasing something that seems off. He will sacrifice his own reputation for the hope of animals and our entertainment. I love when he finds something cool and he obviously cannot contain himself lol. Epic guy
Early one wintry morning, I saw a nearly full grown cougar on the snow-covered campus of JCCC Overland Park KS years ago. That year, there had been a spike in the local suburban deer population and the winter was extremely cold. I remember that year hunters were allowed to bow hunt deer in Shawnee Mission Park because the deer population was growing out of control. JCCC campus is just a few miles from a place called Corporate Woods, where there were a lot of deer. They would roam the neighborhoods between Corporate Woods campus and JCCC campus. This had been a developed suburban area for more than 15 years. Skunks were common on campus, and I had seen coyotes, foxes, possums, raccoons, and smaller varmints regularly. I'd seen more wildlife living near and working on that campus than I had while growing up in a rural/suburban area south of KC.
I've never heard anyone describe the Ozark howler as a red wolf and I'm a Cryptid junkie. I'm from Oklahoma just a few miles N of the Red River. We were hunting coyotes with greyhounds in 1990 and I watched what I believe was an Ok Red Wolf blow the doors off of 12 greyhounds. It looked like Secretariat
I had no idea that people hunt with greyhounds.
@@sstills951 My grandfather did it back in the 40's and 50's and people did it when I was a kid , this was in northwest Oklahoma in the 60's , not sure about now .
@@airdrop1670 Did they use dog boxes on flatbeds?
What do you mean blow the doors off of them? Like outrun the greyhounds?
@@Ares-wh1rg likely yes. It's a horse racing term.
I seen a Tassie tiger 2012 on a road heading towards Cradle Mountain. Was dense rainforest and first glance thought it was a wallaby from a distance but when driving past saw the stripes on the back while it walked off the side of the road.
i apperciate everything u do from ufc to your podcasts can listens forever!!!
man is out here catching legendary pokémon
I live in mountain lion land - never have seen a wild one - saw one in a zoo once and i was in awe. I have found their kills out hiking. Its so eerie!
The amount of dogman and big foot encounters I've seen/listened to over the years is definitely something.... Crazy shit.
I've seen a Mountain Lion in Southern California... the Bobcat that ran by me was the craziest thing because it was at night.
You always got the best guests outta anybody..... hands down..... you guys just keep on rocking it out...... show the rest of us how it's done..... bet you never could have guessed 20 years ago where you'd be now...how.... you would have laughed in your own face mr. Rogan
Tigers cut gemstones
I've seen one mountain lion my entire life. It was rumored they exist in the Adirondacks. I saw it one day near a cemetery surrounded by Forrest on 3 sides and bordered by a corn field. It was stalking a deer. I backed out and got out of their. Rural area deep in the woods. It was forever wild land. I've only told a few people and they were friends I knew who hunted and one of them also has claimed to seen one here.
I've seen 3 of the big Puddy-Tats in the last 25 years in Florida.
I've seen a red wolf in arkansas around 2006 near the Buffalo River. We were out coyote hunting and it came in to investigate our distress caller. I honestly thought it was a really large dog that had went wild.
I know two people in Arkansas that live in a really, really rural area. Like, the "neighbors" have to drive there to come visit.
Not together, but in two separate instances about a year and a half apart, both of them swore they saw wolves. And between the two of em they've stacked more coyotes than I've ever seen. I trust 100% they know what they saw.
I asked one of em why some folks are so averse to the idea of wolves being there, and he told me the local government didn't want to deal with any federally imposed protections for them.
What color was it and what did it look like?
I live in Batesville and saw one a few years back. It was bigger than my hundred pound dog. Thought it was a huge coyote at first. Me and the dog went inside.
But why would a Wolf with red fur be a weird thing?
Sorry if that's a weird question, but we don't have wolfs in my country.
@@jayn6943 I saw a big dog that was red furred with the head of a hyena and the tail of cheetah. It walked right in front of my car around 12 at night as I was coming home. I never believed in aliens or monsters and did not use any drugs. That thing has drove a wedge into my thoughts on reality. There are things we cannot phantom such as infinity or the edge of the universe. I want to see it again so bad!
As a Tasmanian and considering how small my state is, hearing it spoken on a massive platform always surprises me
In 2008 there was a dead mountain lion on the Camp Pendleton main road just before the air wing station. They also post mountain lion signs by the base stables when one is seen in that area.
Showing LOVE for the channel I'm personally new to podcasts and by far Mr Joe Rogan is my absolute favorite point blank due to the questions that he just understands the ask in the knowledge that this man has then he seriously helps me understand a lot better not counting all the topics that he talks about with different guess I'm just amazed so seriously thank you so very much for this channel and how each podcast I'm noticing how there's different segments on this channel I personally really appreciate that but also love listening to the whole podcast especially the one with Bob Lazar and several others in the UFO world but I'm also a huge fan of cryptozoology but I'm also learning about different stuff by watching Joe Rogan's podcast so here I go learning more again LOL thank you again and have a blessed day everybody
Do you live under a rock?
You should check out (Joe rogans friend) Lex Fridmans podcast for similar content.
Bill Birnes, was on the History Ch. UFO Hunters show, lives in my town.
@@circusbrains Unfortunately, he probably isnt better than that. Most people are not inherently good.
Fucking cringe
I love this show, joes show has opened more people up to all sorts of different topics than anything in history
@ThinKwiQ Totally agreed, im not saying they are not fun/interesting topics, but people shouldn't lose their skepticism over these things.
@@thinkwiq3081why is that not a good thing?
@@thinkwiq3081 who is the selfawowed white supremacist if i may ask?
For the first 25 or so years of my life, I spent a ton of time in the countryside and in the back country of Oregon. We went camping, fishing and hunting all the time and our family were loggers. I grew up in the timber industry and we were out there a lot. I have seen only three cougars in the wild in all my life and they were all at the same time: a mother and two yearling cubs. To that fact, I have only seen around a half-dozen black bear. It's hard to believe with so many of these critters out there running around a person wouldn't have seen more of them, but then there's the coyote and bobcat as well. They just don't want to be seen and they're pretty dang good at succeeding in that endeavor. Could Sasquatch be a real creature? I'm not going to say they are and I'm not going to say they aren't, but I'm sure I have never seen one.
I have seen one, I appreciate your perspective. When you are an unlucky person, that sees one, you question everything and why the government doesn’t tell us about them. But then again, they are rare.
But wouldn't ya think a hunter somewhere would've shot and kill one by now , I mean my uncle has the head or stuffed body of animals and some he photographed and unfortunately, no Bigfoot
I'm pretty sure I dated a half Bigfoot back in the 80 s
Hey Mr Ballen has a video with an auto clip of what Bigfoot sounds like , its a great video
Great topic
Joe's conversational skills will never cease to amaze me.
Do you mean his skill to be controversial or are you saying his skills are controversial?
@@thomasthellamas9886 conversational not controversial, hes saying he is good at talking
@@aguspuig6615 oh my god I’m dyslexic or something 😂
My grandfather saw the zoo one. But HOWEVER ON THE MAINLAND during a late night desert road trip in about 1970, my father says he's ABSOLUTELY SURE he saw a Tasmanian tiger. This was in an area where there aren't dingoes and very few people. On a road between Western Australia and civilisation in the east. It is such a strange reason, it's like a no-mans land between 2 sides of the country. I have been thru it as a 12 year old.
@Miles Doyle wtf
@@spliffsforbreakfast Agreed. Absolutely ridiculous.
Tigers cut gemstones
Dope topic and analysis
Le contenu que j'aime tant ! merci JRE
I find it hard to believe that people who live in the Bush mistake a wolf for a cryptid. Thank goodness this dude was there to set them straight.
There is no mistake when a wolf has a head three times bigger than the biggest wolf you've ever seen and it stands up on 2 legs towering a foot or two over a corn field...and its eyes are shining red, you look at its torso and see muscles like prime time Arnold, long arms like a human with 5 digit fingers ending with 6 inch long claws. You know immediately you're looking at a goddamn werewolf but your mind is having trouble processing since you're paralyzed with such fear you never felt before. Its looking at you, showing a razor sharp set of huge teeth sniffing the air, checking for your pheromones. If it smells your fear its gonna want you. Fear seasons the meat. If you live in the woods it will follow you home, pissing and clawing the trees around your house. Its gonna look inside your window, tapping and scratching the glass. Jump on top of the roof. Crawl under the house. If you see one, theres usually another 3 or more watching you from the sides. They are real. Go see Dogman Encounters Radio or just type in dogman/werewolf. There are hundreds of credible encounters.
@@andorplanet7043 thats super gay
@@andorplanet7043holy shit it’s nice to see another person who knows about Vic’s dogman show this is insane 😅😅😅
@@stuzzox6725 Whats insane to me is how this gatekeeper Joe Rogan and his useless guests can always just keep talking about the most irrelevant bullshit, I clicked on this vid expecting to finally hear something about Dogmen or Bigfoot but here goes this twat leading people away with the retarded tasmanian tiger...Meanwhile people are disappearing by the hundreds every year in National Parks and Joe doesnt even have the balls to invite David Paulides. Because that would lead to Bigfoot and UFOS and all the rest, the REAL DARK SHIT. If you're interested about other serious cryptid stuff I recommend Paranormal Round Table, Jeff Nadolny's channel, Hammerson Peters, Thinker Thunker, Rocky Mountain Sasquatch, Bedtime Stories, etc...however if I only had to show you one youtube channel thats the most epic to me you absolutely must check out BEYOND CREEPY. It has all kinds of encounters from gargoyles, reptilians, men in black, bunch of bigfoot and dogmen and a lot more. Its a MUST SUBSCRIBE channel trust me.
@@andorplanet7043 oh trust me I already know all of that stuff. I know every single CZcams channel you told me hehe I’m really into this stuff and it’s honestly rlly cool spotting someone else into it just as much as me this is RARE. But man you’re right. David Paulides would literally blow people away with everything he’d say and talk about. I’m sure he’d also convince a good amount of people too. I’m actually gonna buy his missing 411 book in a few weeks 🫡
When it comes to cougars I have seen 5 in my life but I do live on Vancouver Island which is supposed to be the highest concentration of cougars in North America and during these sightings I was working in the logging industry in very remote places on the northern end of the island. These areas are mostly unpopulated. I logged for 20 years for these 5 sightings. It should also be said I never seen them while walking or outside of a vehicle. We spotted one from a boat and the rest we surprised them while driving. I should also mention it seems like you will see 1000 deer per 1 cougar sighting and deer are usually very skidish. If a cypted had the same type of stalking habits as a cougar which hate to be seen and had a very small population and lived far from populated areas I think it's possible that there could be some surprises in the cypted feild but, also working as a west coast fishing guide for 8 years I think the oceans have a greater chance of holding weird surprises. I did see a type of beaked whale I cannot positively identify like a giant dolfin 15 to 20 feet long with strange skin markings almost like grey camouflage of sorts but, only seen it once for 2 or 3 seconds.
7:22 And Joe took that personal
I live in Upstate NY, near Albany. A couple was attacked by a Bobcat a few years back in my hometown.
That's my story
I grew up in Schenectady NY. We'd hike up mt Marcey and all over north Adirondack mountains. Ran into a black panther on one of the lakes. Had a pack of wolves circle our camp fire. They just watched and left. I live in northwoods wisconson now. Crossed paths with a 130lb timber wolf on a hike. Glad I was carrying. But he just loved away.
I let my Spotify expire just to see how much I even used it. I am getting it back today specifically to watch/listen to this episode. Been wanting Forrest back on for so long. One of my favorite guests….some of the most interesting topics and Forrest knows so much about animals and nature.
...but..but this is youtube..?
podcasts are free on spotify
You know you can use all kinda apps to stream podcasts right? Antennapod is free, doesn't need an account. Just search and go.
You do know it's literally free to watch JRE on spotify, right?
Why are people banging the Spotify drums because of Forrest? Makes no sense keep shilling for a company you literal weirdo you made this comment just to say your paying for Spotify like what
I know the 'Mothman' is real for certain
This guy is always entertaining on jre definitely the best episodes
I saw a relative of the thylacine in the blue mountains national last year. A tiger quoll, I was working as a landscaper deep in the bush. On a Saturday which we didn’t usually work. Little bugger was the first to test the stone steps I just built.
I live in utah and the only time I've seen a mountain lion in real life honestly sounds like a cryptid siting. I had fallen asleep on my couch and woke up at midnight an as I was going to bed I looked out a window then saw one sitting in the middle of our garden it was about 10 feet away with its back to me.
I like to believe these things could be real, makes life more interesting
Yeah! And death too!
The world is full of mysteries.
Reality is stranger than fiction
Alot of things are real tbh alot of people have encounters with mysterious creatures and animals out in the wild but it's never recorded so its hard to believe
Sasquatch are real
Had no idea that it was a marsupial. Like a dog with a pouch. Crazy animal
I’m from eastern Oklahoma in a pretty heavily wooded area, when I would get up early for football practice I would walk to the field house only being about .5 mile from my house through a curvy road, I saw many times a mountain lion that would roam around my small rural neighborhood