Ogopogo lurks deep within Lake Okanagan in British Columbia. Witness accounts say the cryptid is nearly 60-feet long and craves land dweller meat. That’s not the case. This monster has many misconceptions and misunderstandings about it. Get more after the jump.
Something stalks unsuspecting campers in the Ozark Mountains. Its screech can frighten people to death or curse them. Read more about the Ozark Howler after the jump.
Wendigos. Legend has it a brave sacrificed himself to protect his tribe and became a monster. Others say any cannibal can become one. And a newer legend says any greedy son of a bitch becomes a Wendigo. Let’s take a closer look at this North American monster.
My first monster encounter happened during a storm-of-the-century when I was just a kid. It was dark and hairy and fast. So fast, you wouldn’t even know it speared you. Get the scoop after the jump.
Lake Chelan, carved by glaciers and hemmed in by the towering North Cascades, has long been a place of stunning beauty … but something lurks in its clear, cold waters. Get the scoop after the jump.
Wisconsin is a curious place. It’s got a little bit of every type of monster. Sasquatch. Lake monsters. Dogmen. Kangaroos. Wait, did I just say kangaroos? Yep … and you can get this cryptid scoop after the jump.
Hi gang. I’ll move some monster and cryptid content from my other site, Ghostly Activities, over here. It’s not a great fit for my ghost hunting blog, but it’s perfect for Puget Sound Monster Club. You’ll see them phase in over the next week. That’s my bit. Take care!
Back in the 1920s, children began to vanish in the Point Defiance area near Tacoma. Sometimes, their bodies were found along the beach in Point Defiance and the Tacoma Narrows. In other cases, they just vanished. But one thing was clear: A monster may have taken them. Get the scoop after the jump.
Hi there. Thanks for stopping by to learn more about cryptozoology, cryptids and monsters in general. While we get started, you can see what we have planned after the jump.