In 1994, a teenager had an encounter with a behemoth that dropped from the sky. It had leathery wings, a wolf’s head, and glowing eyes. This encounter became the first reported sighting of Batsquatch, Cascadia’s flying humanoid. Get the monster profile after the jump.
Batsquatch: Flying Humanoid of the Pacific Northwest Read Post »
Soaring over the shorelines and estuaries of the Olympic Peninsula and Puget Sound, a new avian cryptid may have just
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Deep in forests and floating in lakes, creatures leave bits of themselves behind. A soup, swirling with fragments of their
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Deep within the Columbia Gorge, an apex predator searches for its next meal. It lowers its head. Rears back. And
The Klickitat Ape Cat: A Columbia Gorge Apex Predator Read Post »
If you grew up anywhere near the north Oregon coast, you’ve probably heard this tale: Don’t park on those dark
The Bandage Man of Cannon Beach, Oregon Read Post »
In August 1994, a normal day took a turn into mystery when rice-sized blobs fell on the town like rain
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If you live in the Pacific Northwest, autumn is not “pumpkin spice season.” It’s “everything in the woods is loud
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Colossal Claude, the Columbia Bar sea monster, first made headlines in 1934. For the rest of the decade, it thrilled
Colossal Claude: The Columbia Bar Sea Monster Read Post »
At Puget Sound Monster Club, “monster hunting” does not mean killing anything. It does not mean trapping something. It does
A Monster Naturalist’s Guide to Documenting Land Monsters Read Post »
