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Tag Archives: folklore
The Iliamna Lake Monster
Found in the largest freshwater lake in Alaska, this mysterious creature is said to be 30 feet long. It has metallic scales and a large head. Some stories have its head shaped like a wolf while others a shark. Being … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, creatures, cryptids, fish god, folklore, Iliamna Lake Monster, lake monster, monsters, mythology, water
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The Ozark Howler
This cryptid has been sighted in the Ozark Mountains, which span the Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri. Though, there have been a few sightings in Texas too, so maybe a few had issues with living in Oklahoma. Still, what are … Continue reading
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Tagged Arkansas, big cat, cryptids, cryptozoology, folklore, missouri, mountains, myths, Ohio, oklahoma, ozark howler, Texas
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The Loveland Frogs
The first of this month’s cryptids is the Loveland Frogs from Ohio. Specifically, they are found in Clermont County. They are bipedal frogs that stand at around one meter. It lives in forests and can survive cold winters without having … Continue reading
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Tagged amphibian, cryptids, cryptozoology, folklore, frogman, frogmen, loveland frogs, monsters, october, Ohio
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Monster Month: Aun Pana
Here we are at the last monster of the month. This one comes from the Yanomami of Brazil and Venezuela. Definitely looks like a dangerous critter. There’s also not a lot of information out there on them. As you can … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, Aun Pana, creatures, fish, folklore, monsters, mythology, october, South America
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Monster Month: Tiddalik
The Tiddalik comes from Australian mythology and is connected to a popular creation myth. Specifically, this creature comes from the Australian Indigenous Dreaming Stories, which some people call ‘Dreamtime’. To be honest, I couldn’t figure out if some of these … Continue reading
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Tagged aboriginal, Australia, beasts, creation myths, creatures, folklore, frogs, monsters, mythology, october, Tiddalik
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Monster Month: Kumiho
This is the nine-tailed fox *glares at Naruto fans to stop them from interrupting* from KOREAN mythology. Yes, it is similar to the kitsune from Japanese mythology, but it’s called the Kumiho. Let’s get that right out in the open. … Continue reading
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Tagged folklore, foxes, kitsune, Korean, kumiho, monsters, mythology, nine-tailed fox, october
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Monster Month: Grootslang
So . . . The Grootslang is a thing. It’s definitely . . . A sight to behold. Also, I’m fairly certain at least one person’s mind went to a talking alien tree that I think talks about the power … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, creatures, elephant, folklore, monsters, mythology, october, serpent, snake, South Africa
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Monster Month: Kurage-No-Hinotama
I debated giving a day to this monster, but I really liked the concept. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find much in the way of lore. It definitely stems from Japanese mythology and seems to be a yokai. Yet, I found more … Continue reading
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Tagged beasts, creatures, demons, fire, folklore, Japan, jellyfish, kurage-no-hinotama, monsters, mythology, october, will o wisp, yokai
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Monster Month: Kawuso
This creature comes from Japan and it is what they call river otters. These fall into the category of yokai, which are Japanese demons. Known to be tricksters, they are similar in habits to kitsune (foxes) and tanuki (coming on … Continue reading
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Tagged beasts, creatures, demons, folklore, Japan, Kawauso, monsters, mythology, october, otters, shape shifters, shapeshifters, tricksters, yokai
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