The Crazy Creatures of North America (Exploring North American Folklore)

The video explores various cryptids in North America, starting with Bigfoot, a creature said to roam the forests of the US and Canada. The legend began in 1958 with sightings of large footprints. Other cryptids include the Devil Dogs of West Virginia, described as demonic dogs or yeti-like creatures. The Beast of Busco, a giant snapping turtle in Indiana, gained fame in 1898. The Ohio Frog Man, seen in Loveland, Ohio, is described as a frog-like creature. Lastly, the Flatwoods Monster in West Virginia, first seen in 1952, is depicted as a tall, metallic being with a red face. Despite numerous sightings, these cryptids remain elusive.

What is another name for Bigfoot?

• Chupacabra

• Loch Ness Monster

• Sasquatch

• Yeti

Where did the name 'Bigfoot' originate?

• A logging company in California

• A Native American legend

• A television show

• A newspaper article in 1958

What is a common explanation for Bigfoot sightings?

• Aliens

• Giant apes

• Bears mistaken for Bigfoot

• Optical illusions

What are Devil Dogs also known as?

• Black Hounds

• Forest Spirits

• White Things

• Mountain Beasts

What unusual feature is reported about the Devil Dogs?

• They glow in the dark

• They have no physical marks after attacks

• They can fly

• They speak human languages

What is the Beast of Busco?

• A giant snake

• A mythical dragon

• A giant snapping turtle

• A large bear

What was the Ohio Frogman eventually identified as?

• A human in disguise

• A mythical creature

• A giant frog

• A large iguana

What unusual item did one of the Ohio Frogmen reportedly hold?

• A sword

• A wand emitting sparks

• A shield

• A glowing orb

What is a notable feature of the Flatwoods Monster?

• It has a metallic body

• It can fly

• It is invisible

• It has multiple heads

What was the initial explanation for the Flatwoods Monster sighting?

• A hologram

• A military experiment

• A meteor and an owl

• A weather balloon