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Ep. 172: Mysterious Creatures, Ranch Dressing, and The Sun

from 4Thirty in the Morning · host 4Thirty Team

Cryptozoology is not a new topic for the guys, and, yet, the wild continues to produce enigmatic tales of creatures that baffle observers and defy conventional explanation. On the latest episode of 4Thirty, Ben and Pat traverse once again into the theoretical animal kingdom, this time discussing some not-exactly-confirmed creatures that are supposedly roaming across our world, while also exploring sightings of animals that are known to exist, yet have been seen far beyond their accepted range. As always, the guys deal with their smattering of news stories this week, while updating the world on some sports noise and offering personal speculations on this that only a few people really care about. Could Siberian Tigers be roaming the remote tundra of Alaska? Is the Gobi Desert terrorized by a Mongolian Death Worm? Is Southeast Asia home to a smaller, but much more vicious, version of 'bigfoot'? What is the difference between 'anime' and 'manga'? For answers to these questions, and a cryptozoologial amount more, be sure to give the latest episode of 4Thirty in the Morning a listen!

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