Said to grow in South America and Africa, the ya-te-veo is a massive carnivorous plant that makes the Venus flytrap look like an herbivore. According to folklore, this legendary cryptid is a "terrible ...

From Bigfoot’s many regional cousins to lesser-known cryptids that sound like they were ... resembling an albino Bigfoot or a ...

The inaugural Red River Gorge Bigfoot Festival will ascend on Stanton’s city park May 30 and 31 with a variety of ...

The Jersey Devil is a cryptid said to live in the Pine Barrens ... and covered head to foot in thick black or dark red fur, most accounts of yowie sightings claim the creatures are shy and very ...

Bigfoot could get official status if proposed legislation passes making it the state cryptid of California. If nothing else, the effort shows that fascination with cryptids has an outsized footprint ...

"Cryptid canines basically are upright canines ... It also had a really long red tongue and double rows of teeth, not unlike a shark. Had it stood up, he guessed that it would have been around ...

Those in search of where the wild things are should look no further than Kettlewell Pond, as a Cryptid Walk will be held ...

Cryptids have always fascinated me ... but this man-sized creature with huge bat-like wings and glowing red eyes has also been reported in South Central Pa., particularly around an area called ...

While some cryptids have crossed over into scientific ... Mothman is described as a humanoid figure with large wings and glowing red eyes. Sightings of the creature were often linked to impending ...

Cryptids are animals that some people claim are for real but rarely have tangible evidence to prove it. Humans are gullible creatures, choosing to believe lots of stuff that can’t be proven.

It’s no secret that Hollywood — and audiences — love a good monster movie, and it’s even better when the monster is a cryptid. Unlike some types of monsters, which are purely fantastical ...

South Carolina is home to countless mythical cryptids — creatures which many claim exist, but for which there's no scientific evidence. Real or not, they could offer a glimpse into how humans ...