Legend Has It: Pishtaco
Our next post for Hispanic Heritage Month brings us to the Andes Mountains region in South America, specifically Peru and Bolivia. Today, we will examine… Read more
Our next post for Hispanic Heritage Month brings us to the Andes Mountains region in South America, specifically Peru and Bolivia. Today, we will examine… Read more
We’re back again this month with a cryptid! This one brings us to upstate New York, where a strange, blobby creature has been spotted throughout… Read more
This month’s cryptid is going a bit off of our established path – rather than a creepy monster-thing a few people witnessed, this creature is… Read more
This month’s cryptid is kind of a jack of all trades. Is it a cryptid? A ghost? Just an urban legend? Who knows! So let’s… Read more
This month’s cryptid brings us up to the coasts of Alaska. There lurks Bigfoot’s semi-aquatic cousin, known as the Kushtaka (or Kooshdakhaa) – which translates… Read more
Today we’re going to cover a very strange cryptid that comes to us from Van Meter, Iowa. It was only sighted in October 1903, and… Read more
This month’s cryptid is a historical one – writings of it date back to the 1920s, and though it lives on in infamy to today,… Read more
Gather round ghouls and goblins, because this post is going to be long. As we get closer and closer to spooky season, we will be… Read more
Today, let’s take a look at a cryptid from Gullah culture. Before we dive in, I want to first give you all an overview of… Read more
So now that we have looked at haunting and UFO sightings in the Bridgewater Triangle, let’s stay in this spooky vein and take a look… Read more
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