The Wordsmith's Forge

>> Accessibility is a good point. I hadn't considered that.<<

Here's a place where the ground is made of knives.

Antarctica is slowly shrugging off its coat of ice. My money's on "life finds a way" and some undiscovered things are going to emerge. We already know there's life under the ice in some places.

Here are some other places where humans rarely if ever go.

I'm fascinated by things like this. I like extremophiles too.

Now with cryptids, someone saw them or claimed as much. So then you're looking at how good a hiding place they might have within reach, how much of that humans actually access regularly, and how smart the critter is about hiding. Plus habits, because some species went undiscovered because they picked a niche different enough that nobody looked in it.

>>Oh, man. The ocean is still a huge mystery. Anything could be down there!<<

Most people who believe in undiscovered macrofauna prefer the ocean as its habitat.