Every myth carries a truth older than the civilization that told it.
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Discover the Cadborosaurus (“Caddy”), the Canadian sea-serpent cryptid of the Pacific Northwest — a long serpentine sea-creature with a horse-like head
Discover the Fresno Nightcrawler, the modern American cryptid — a strange, pale, bipedal creature of mostly two long legs, captured on home-security video
Discover the Ningen, the modern cryptid of the Antarctic and Pacific seas — a giant, pale-white, humanoid sea-creature tens of metres long, reported in
Discover the Sheepsquatch (the White Thing), the American cryptid of West Virginia and Appalachia — a large white woolly horned clawed beast with a foul
Discover the Yeren, the “Wild Man” of China — the famous hairy-hominid cryptid of the remote Chinese mountains, especially Shennongjia, the Chinese
Discover the Orang Pendek (“short man”), the Indonesian cryptid of the Sumatran rainforest — a small, upright-walking, ape-like creature reported with
Discover the Ahool, the giant bat cryptid of Java, Indonesia — an enormous bat-like flying creature with a 10-foot wingspan, a monkey-like face, and a
Discover the Ropen, the cryptid of Papua New Guinea — a large, glowing, bioluminescent, pterosaur-like flying creature famous for the controversial claim
Discover the Mongolian Death Worm (olgoi-khorkhoi), the cryptid of the Gobi Desert — a large, deadly, red, worm-like creature reputed to kill from a
Discover the Tatzelwurm (“clawed worm”), the cryptid of the Alps — a serpentine, lizard-like creature with clawed front legs and a cat-like head, said to
