Hey, we’re not sure what it is either but residents in Santa Fe, Argentina claim the creature was 7-feet-tall and resembled some sort of horse/chupacabra hybrid. Neighbors reported the creature walked on four long, spindly legs with a face that appeared rabbit-like.
At first researchers at the US National Marine Mammal Foundation aquarium in San Diego, California were baffled by the muffled voices they heard. The mystery was finally solved when a diver in the whale’s tank surfaced, poked his head out of the water, and asked, “Why did you tell me to get out of the…
Bigfoot sightings in northeast Ohio are nothing new – inexplicable bipedal cryptids been sighted in the area for at least 75 years – but the Minerva Monster incident, which triggered a massive coordinated search for an elusive “huge, hairy creature” that stalked the woods and terrified a local family near the town of Minerva, has…
Encompassing most of the Southern Rocky Mountains as well as the northeastern portion of the Colorado Plateau and the western edge of the Great Plains, Colorado’s remote wilderness areas remain largely uninhabited – except for the many hikers and backpackers who traverse the area. Perfect habitat for Bigfoot and in fact, during the past 50…
In 2007, highway surveillance video from the United Kingdom captured what appears to be a strange humanoid-like creature sprinting across a four-lane highway. At full-speed, the video appears to be of an animal crossing the highway at a pretty fast clip but still-frames from the video call that identification into question. Still frame photos show…
A fisherman from the Shandong Province in China claims to have discovered a bizarre-looking skeleton in the China Sea last week. Found on March 28, 2013, the skeleton consists of 153-segments and looks something like a translucent dragon. Researchers have noted that the skeleton is 11 ½ feet (3.5 meters) long and appears mammalian and…
At around 3:00 AM, an employee working the night shift at a Texas-based natural gas plant noticed something swaying from side to side out of the corner of his eye. The worker, who was in the basket of a man-lift at the time, grabbed his cellphone and quickly snapped a photo of the creature. The…
George Edwards, a Scottish Loch Ness Monster (Nessie) hunter, was turning his ship back to shore after using sonar to look for an old steam engine on the floor of the lake, when he noticed something out of the corner of his eye. He quickly grabbed his camera and shot what may be the best…
In Dafara, a dry, flat, featureless land located near the African city of Bobo Dioulasso in the West African savanna of Burkina Faso, you will find a strange crevice, seemingly out of place, accessible by a single trail leading into dense foliage. If you follow the trail into the dark fissure you will find that…
The video below seems a bit “off” to me but given the rarity, I will pass it along anyway. The film was reportedly shot in late August 1967, about a month before Patterson’s famous “Patty” sighting in the same area. It was captured during John Green’s Bigfoot investigation near Bluff Creek, California and shows investigators…
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