Can Lock Ness Monster and other cryptyds be paranormal in nature?

i was wondering if the the lock ness monster and other cryptids like bigfoot, mokele mbembe, orang pendek, yeti, etc, can have a paranormal nature.

If ghosts exist why not ghosts of pre-historic animals?

There are reports of sightings of saber tooth tigers, mammoths, pterodactyls that show up and dissapear instantly. Think its possible?

a reply to: Picollo30

They are paranormal in the sense that they are above the normal so yeah they can ,don't think they're ghosts though.

a reply to: Picollo30

It's Loch Ness. And it was a bored dentist, I think, who made a picture of a log. In the loch.

Besides that, sure why not, maybe your soul is part t-rex. Reincarnation.

Wouldn't it be neat to see these still in the sky?

Some of these cryptids, especially Nessie, are likely urban legends. But if you've read Hunt for the Skinwalker or any of Jacques Vallee's books and it resonates with you, yes.

The theory that ghosts, cryptids, UFOs etc are all connected and may be the same thing makes a lot of sense to me. It's not necessarily as simple as aliens visiting earth, it may be something even weirder

Consider that there are different levels of physical organisms - plants, insects, cats, humans, for example. It makes sense to me that just as there are these various levels of physical existence and complexity, so too could there be with spiritual entities. Surely there isn't just one single kind of "spirit", or "angel" - no, there are often considered to be many types. Perhaps some are purely spiritual whereas some are sortof inbetween spiritual and physical, having the ability to take physical form, but also to "dematerialize" at will. Perhaps some are mostly physical, but still have certain higher abilities. Some people within the Sasquatch research community seem to believe this is exactly what Sasquatches are - partially spiritual, or "inter-dimensional".
I used to go on night hikes with friends. One night me and a female friend of mine went hiking back this trail to a clearing in the woods. When we got to the clearing, two balls of bluish-green light appeared up above the trees and slowly floated down into the woods. Around where they disappeared, we heard bipedal footsteps walking towards us, but saw nothing. Skipping over a few details, we eventually left, and as we were walking away, something whistled real loud at us, as if it was trying to get our attention. I have no idea what happened that night, but it seemed to me that something had manifested into some sort of physical form.

a reply to: Picollo30

Or the Loch Ness monster could be something like this. Supposed to be 12 to 14 foot long.
Great shot of a Sturgeon in Kennebec River (Maine)

The lochness monster cant be paranormal because it literally does not exist, The story originated from a travelling circus elephant that was bathing in the loch, I knew this from i was a small child, if you are an adult and believe in "nessie" i find that rather worrying, there are many other worthwhile scifi subjects to take an interest in but the loch ness monster is just local myth that has drawn more attention than it deserves.

a reply to: Picollo30

I think all the cryptid creatures some of us see are bleed-throughs from a parallel universe, possibly from another time.

Some of them could be from another dimension, or even "aliens" from space. I think that would explain why they are so rarely seen, and avoid capture.