Cryptid Profile: The Kelpie
The Kelpie is a shape-shifting water spirit inhabiting the rivers and ponds of Scotland. It has been described as appearing like that of a horse, but is also able to adopt the form of a man or a woman.
Read MoreThe Kelpie is a shape-shifting water spirit inhabiting the rivers and ponds of Scotland. It has been described as appearing like that of a horse, but is also able to adopt the form of a man or a woman.
Read MoreA good majority of people know what out of place animals are, for those who don’t, these are animals that are discovered in a location where they are not supposed to be. Often times they are far from their normal place of residence or country/continent.
Read MoreSince the 1950’s, the citizens of the state of Maryland have told legends about the Goatman. This creature is described as a half-goat half-human cryptid that is extremely aggressive and has been known to kill people who trespass into his domain.
Read MoreFor centuries, human beings have reported having encounters with giant man-like ape creatures within the forests of North America. They have been called hundreds of different names throughout history and have been seen in many different locations; dense woodland forests, high up in the mountains, and low within the swamps. Many of these encounters can easily be written off as hoaxes made by people looking for their fifteen minutes of fame, others though cannot as easily be written off. One of the many factors that makes a lot of these encounters and sightings credible is that a large majority of witnesses describe the creatures as possessing the same features.
Read MoreThe Rougarou is a creature of folklore that strongly resembles that of the werewolf and has very strong history within the state of Louisiana. Most notably, French Louisiana, which stretches across the southern part of the state.
Read MoreThe Hodag is a cryptid creature of folklore that originated in the state of Wisconsin in late 1800’s. The location of origin comes from the city of Rhinelander which is located in the upper north of the state.
Read MoreAs most everyone knows (and by everyone, we mean the followers of this site and others like it), the Wendigo is a monster cannibal that loosely resembles a human/deer hybrid and stalks the frozen woods of the north looking for human flesh to consume. It has quickly solidified itself in the folklore of old and modern times, and has become somewhat of a tent pole creature within the realms of cryptozoology, fortean zoology, and paranormal studies. But what exactly is a Wendigo and where did it come from?
Read MoreIn 1903, I.W. Stevens told the The Arizona Republican newspaper that he came across an unknown creature near the Grand Canyon. Stevens described the creature (which he called “the wild man of the rocks”) as having long and matted white hair on its head and a long white matted beard that grew down to its knees. It also appeared to have gray hair covering a majority of its body.
Read MoreFishermen in the Caribbean have told and passed down stories of Giant Scuttles (Bahamian for octopuses) for hundreds of years. They say that these gigantic cephalopods roam the deep ocean waters and fear nothing.
Read MoreUpon their arrival at Glacier Island, McDonald and Brown were as shocked as anyone to actually lay eyes upon a large mystery carcass of a colossal, fur bearing, reptilian-featured animal, which McDonald described as a being “shaped unlike any other creature known to have existed anywhere in the region”.
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