#memphre

[dire-vulture]

Gimme the ☕️ on least and most favourite FR genes! And colours too :)

Trying to condense my lair into 9 dragons representative of my taste with minimal gene/color overlap is such a entirely self-imposed challenge but whew i think i did it!

My fave genes are definitely: Jaguar, Clown, Ribbon, Seraph, Eye Spots, Noxtide, Ghost, Peacock, and..ok I had a thing going and Pibb you kind of ruined it I don't think I'd go with Contour as my third fave tert though I do love it too haha Lace, Glimmer, Underbelly, and Runes are my other fave terts but every prim/sec/tert repped here is a good pick for me, especially Tiger, Pinstripe, Eel, and Blend could have been in that top 3 too depending on how I ended up arranging them haha And ones that didn't make it in this dragon batch I love a lot too include Varnish, Swirl, Marbled, Butterfly, Glowtail, and Gecko!

For least favorites...Keel is probably an easy pick fgsfd Capsule is my controversial pick..it can be really beautiful and I'll use it but thinking about the gene logistically just makes my head hurt sometimes dfsgdf. Picking a least fave Prim/Sec is hard..the Veilspun gene Bright has gotta be my least favorite and I do struggle with Mosaic a lot even though I want to like it more. I love Vivid and Breakup however..go figure haha. for least favorite secondary..genuinely i don't think there is one I dislike omg. I guess Chess cuz I still haven't gotten a dragon to rep it (or Checkers) even though I really want to dfgsfd

and hmm colors..Feel free to look back up at those 9 dragons c: Murk, Mauve, Eldritch, Banana, and Ice I think would be my top 5! White, Blackberry, Pearl, Cantaloupe, and Spruce as other pretty close ones.

Bottom 5..uhhh... Steel, Sapphire, Ultramarine, Fog, and Ruby? Sorry blue fans :C thank you!! picking my dragons took way too long. in fact here's more under the cut where i don't care about repeat genes or poses dfgsfd

edit: the formatting seems inconsistent? so sorry if this shows as really long fdgsfd

[surrealhaunts]

Sharing its borders with Vermont of the U.S. and Quebec Canada, Lake Memphremagog is rumored to be the home of Memphre, a 50 foot or 15.2 meters serpent-like creature, kinda like the Loch Ness monster.

I made a short video about Memphre. It's less than 60 secs. Check it out.

[wormslurry]

Champ and Memphré are kissing eachother.

[reallypheelingit]

Since I boggled her today, I figured it was about time I draw Memphre! She’s a cryptozoolgist who came to Florabrisa’s swamp to study rumors of strange creatures in the area. She hasn’t found any concrete evidence of anything yet, but she’s filled numerous journals with her notes on anecdotes told by the locals! And now is dating Malbraith (who is sort of a swamp cryptid herself haha)

Memphre’s also the older sister of my swamp gaoler Bomoseen! 

[labete-du-gevaudan]

Canada’s Lake Memphrémagog is home to a creature that goes by the name Memphré. Barbra Malloy, the Head of the Memphremagog Historical Society of Newport, was able to give a description of what she was witness to in the lake to Huffington Post Travel:

“When I first saw it, it was coming in from the Canadian border. I thought it was jetskiers because it was moving fast, but when it turned to go south more it was parallel to the road and I could see from the side view that it had a head like a horse, a long neck and a big body. As it got closer I could see that it was pretty tall and as long as a house. Then it turned again and went towards the west shore and, as it swam out it disappeared into the mist because it had been raining.”

[lpbestiary]

Memphre is an aquatic cryptid said to live in Lake Memphremagog on the border of Vermont, United States and Quebec, Canada. It is described as a humped, reptilian creature much like the Loch Ness Monster.

Memphre was first seen in 1816, and the last reported sighting occurred in 2005. In 2011, the monster was commemorated with a special coloured coin by the Royal Canadian Mint.

Image search.

Monster master list.

Suggest a spook.

[cryptid-quest]

Cryptid of the Day: Memphre

Description: The Lake Memphremagog Monster, also known as Memphre, has had a lot of changes over the years. When it was first seen in 1816, witnesses described it as a large creature with 12-15 pairs of legs. In 1850, it was described as a sea serpent. In 1929, it was described as an alligator, and in 1933, it was described as a giant eel.

[tlverlag]

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