These curious little cryptids appear in the folklore of numerous Algonquin peoples.
Monster or myth, the hodag has found a place in the hearts of the people of Rhinelander, WI.
This cryptid has been the inspiration for many famous fantasy creatures, and it rarely brings good tidings.
From folklore to cinema, let’s look at the evolution of today’s most famous shapeshifter.
Since 1966, it has haunted the area around Point Pleasant, but what is the Mothman?
The legend of Lemuria begins not with mythology or prehistory but with a scientific hypothesis.
These novels and guides feature the infamous goat-sucker and other creatures of questionable existence.
The fabled inner-Earth kingdom was first detailed by a French occultist in 1889.
Almost every American state has its own legendary creatures known as cryptids. Here are five of the most fascinating.
“Everyone in the world will come to these gates." -Ray Bradbury
Don't go chasing waterfalls—you never know what they might hide.
The image of the Green Man has become ubiquitous. But who is he?
Ohio has more than corn and soybeans. Sometimes it has river monsters.
If it's abandoned for long enough, any building can get a spooky reputation — but the Memphis Pyramid's mystique is unlike any other.
Atlantis isn't the only mysterious place to have been turned into legend by the ebbs of time.
Explore uncharted waters with these denizens of the deep.