The stoa has been compared to Carnotaurus, a Cretaceous theropod from South America.
The Stoa is a theropod-like cryptid reported from Kurupira tepui, South America.
Description[]
It's a 20-25 foot long animal that walks on its back legs. The hands of the stoa are pretty small. The stoa has a short but tall head with two horns on it. The arrow-proof gray skin is covered with hard scales. The stoa's prey are tapirs and capybaras, but it can also eat humans. The physical description matches the dinosaur Carnotaurus - an abelisaur from South America.
Gallery[]
Another picture of Carnotaurus.
Stoa by TheMorlock
Stoa by Daizua123
Artist's rendering
Sources[]
- Shuker, Karl P. N. (2016) Still In Search Of Prehistoric Survivors - The Creatures That Time Forgot?, Coachwhip Publications, ISBN 978-1616463908
- Mareš, Jaroslav (1997) Svět Tajemných Zvířat: Kryptozoologická Encyklopedie, Littera Bohemica, ISBN 9788085916164
- Shuker, Karl P. N. ShukerNature: THE STOA, THE SUWA, AND THE WASHORIWE – A TRIO OF PREHISTORIC SURVIVORS FROM THE REAL 'LOST WORLD'? karlshuker.blogspot.com [Accessed 17 June 2019]