Giraffe-possums, lizards and Mothman, oh my! Kentucky is reportedly home to a score of cryptids and unknown creatures, and why shouldn’t they live here? We have a wonderful state with the amenities ...

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Every state in America has its own local legends, and thanks to Barbara Davidson, we now have an illustrated guide to the most well-known mythical creatures lurking in each one. From Bigfoot’s many ...

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In the late 1880s, a mysterious creature haunted Clark Alley in York, disguising itself as a horse thief, a boy selling newspapers and even a bottle of beer. It was never caught, but what was it — a ...

When we think of cryptozoology, we usually think of Bigfoot, the Yeti, and the Loch Ness Monster, creatures that are – let’s face it – probably legendary. But some cryptids are real: just ask the ...

Furry, scaly, slimy, unfathomable beasts roam the Pacific Northwest’s deepest waters and our densest forests. If you’ve ever seen a massive tentacle rise out of the waters of Puget Sound or spotted a ...

Alabama folklore includes cryptids such as the White Thang, a large creature sighted in the northern part of the state. The Wolf-Woman, a creature with a woman's head and a wolf's body, was reportedly ...