By Chip Chippingston, Cryptid Falls Chronicle Editor
A team of experts has been deployed to the Cryptwoods to scour for signs of a breeding population. In the meantime, authorities are advising the public to steer clear of the forest surrounding Richins Peak until a thorough sweep has been conducted. “You’ll stay off that mountain if you know what’s good for ya,” said Gregory J. Rutherford, the Park Ranger leading up the search for additional GCTs. “Especially if you value your toes! I had all twelve before this here devil was found. You wanna know how many I have now? THREE!” Mr. Rutherford then proceeded to hold up his left foot and rip off his hiking boot, at which point in time the Chronicle was able to confirm the accuracy of his claim of only possessing three toes. If, for whatever reason, you must explore the woods around Richins Peak, please keep the following info in mind to protect yourself against GCTs, as well as safeguard both your digits and your body from being devoured down like a delicious dark chocolate donut. Physical traits Oftentimes, it can be hard to tell GCTs from their normal, less bitey counterparts. But thankfully, no matter what species you’re looking at, all the creatures share a few distinct physical features that help make identifying them easier.
Signs of a GCT There are a few specific signs you can use to help determine whether a GCT has taken up residence near you.
Remember! If a GCT is near you, you may witness all of these signs or none. When in doubt, play it safe and contact the Cryptid Falls Monster Authority with any suspicions. How to protect yourself and your family
Citizens of Cryptid Falls, the Chronicle urges you to continue research on GCTs in your own time, take proactive steps to report any suspicious signs of potential GCT activity, and do whatever possible to stay away from Richins Peak and ensure the safety of both yourself and your family. If we can all unite on this mission, this GCT infestation will be over before we know it, and we can all go back to exploring nature and doing the things we love. Tags: Cryptid Falls, Cryptid Falls Chronicle, Giant Carnivorous Tree, GCT, Richins Peak, fiction, monsters, digital art, black and white
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