Champ, or, in some regions, Champy, is the name given to a supposed monster living in Lake Champlain, north-eastern North America. While there is no scientific evidence for the cryptid’s existence, and many reasons against it, continue reading »

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Name: Cadborosaurus willsi, Caddy
Grouping: Cryptid
Sub grouping: Sea monster
Country: Canada
Region: Pacific Coast
Habitat: Sea
Status: Unconfirmed
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Grouping: Local legend, lake monster
First reported: 1817
Country: United States
Region: Lake Erie
Habitat: Water
Status: Local Legend
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Amarok is the name of a gigantic wolf in Inuit mythology. It is said to hunt down and devour anyone foolish enough to hunt alone at night. continue reading »

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Grouping: Cryptid
Sub grouping: Lake monster
First reported: 1898
Last sighted: 1949
Country: United States
Region: Churubusco, Indiana
Habitat: Water
Status: Local legend
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Name: Almas
Grouping: Cryptid
Sub grouping: Homin, Hominid
Country: Mongolia, Russia, Tajikistan
Habitat: Mountainous
Status: Unconfirmed
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Name: Beast of Bray Road, Bray Road Beast
Grouping: Local legend
Sub grouping: Therianthrope/Werewolf
First reported: 1936 (sighted later in the 1980s)
Last sighted: early 90s (but there was one in Hebron, north of Whitewater, Wisconsin, in February 2002.)
Country: United States
Region: Elkhorn, Wisconsin
Status: Local legend
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Akkorokamui (¥¢¥Ă¥³¥í¥«¥ŕ¥¤) is a gigantic fish-like or octopus-like monster from Ainu folklore, continue reading »

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