Puget Sound Monster Club

The Klickitat Ape Cat: A Columbia Gorge Apex Predator

By Jacob Rice / January 14, 2026

Deep within the Columbia Gorge, an apex predator searches for its next meal. It lowers its head. Rears back. And […]

By Jacob Rice / January 12, 2026

If you grew up anywhere near the north Oregon coast, you’ve probably heard this tale: Don’t park on those dark

By Jacob Rice / January 11, 2026

In August 1994, a normal day took a turn into mystery when rice-sized blobs fell on the town like rain

By Jacob Rice / January 10, 2026

If you live in the Pacific Northwest, autumn is not “pumpkin spice season.” It’s “everything in the woods is loud

By Jacob Rice / January 8, 2026

Colossal Claude, the Columbia Bar sea monster, first made headlines in 1934. For the rest of the decade, it thrilled

By Jacob Rice / January 7, 2026

At Puget Sound Monster Club, “monster hunting” does not mean killing anything. It does not mean trapping something. It does

By Jacob Rice / January 6, 2026

During the logging era in Washington, lumberjacks would go missing … often. Something, or is it some thing, stalked them

By Jacob Rice / November 8, 2025

Deep down in the murky waters of the Tacoma Narrows, a real-life monster lurks. Its tentacles ensnare prey, and its

By Jacob Rice / November 4, 2025

Along Washington’s coast, a beast lumbers through thick evergreen forests. Only a few lumberjacks have ever seen it … and