Cryptids

This is one of the most popular cryptids, also called Abominable Snowman and said to live in the Himalayas.

• Chupacabras

• Bigfoot

• Yeti

• Jersey Devil

One of the strongest cryptids and also called Sasquatch, this one lives in woodland areas of the United States and has been sighted frequently.

• Mothman

• Dover Demon

• Thunderbird

• Big Foot

Bigger than any bird of prey, this gigantic winged cryptid is featured in many Native American legends.

• Thunderbird

• Honey Island Swamp Monster

• Nessie

• Mothman

This American cryptid has hooves, a snake's tail, bat-wings and a head that looks something like a horse. That's one of the weirdest combinations!

• Jersey Devil

• Sasquatch

• Chupacabras

• Michigan Dogman

One of the most terrifying monsters in Native American folklore, and definitely the hungriest, this one has its origins in cautionary tales against cannibalism.

• Quetzacoatl

• Enfield Horror

• Wendigo

• Loch Ness Monster

Japanese demon spirits that personify an aspect of life or explain natural phenomenon.

• Yeti

• Yokai

• Yeren

• Yowie

The most famous cryptid of the United Kingdom, this one lives in a famous lake in Scotland.

• Loch Ness Monster

• Ogopogo

• Thetis Lake Monster

• Nahuelito

With red eyes brighter than flashlights and three legs, this is one of the strangest American cryptids and it terrorized a small town in the United States.

• Enfield Horror

• Gator Man

• Rougarou

• Boggy Creek Monster

The weirdest of non-humanoid cryptids, this Californian being looks like a pair of walking ghostly pants.

• Jersey Devil

• Ucumar

• Michigan Dogman

• Fresno Nightcrawler

Local to Bariloche, Argentina, this water cryptid seems to be a distant cousin of the Loch Ness Monster.

• Chupacabras

• Pombero

• Lacarito

• Nahuelito