For decades, Loveland’s river legend has described a squat, frog-faced figure rising onto two legs beside the road.
The best-documented 1972 case may have ended with something far less exotic: a tailless iguana.
ARCHIVE #006 — THE LOVELAND FROG Read More »
Climbers on Ben Macdui have reported footsteps following them through the fog when no one else was visible.
Some left the mountain convinced that whatever kept pace behind them was taking strides far longer than their own.
ARCHIVE #005 — THE GREY MAN OF BEN MACDUI Read More »
Something small is said to enter homes at night, unseen until it is already close.
In parts of southern Africa, the old precaution was simple: raise the bed and hope that helped.
ARCHIVE #004 — THE TOKOLOSHE Read More »
They stand outside the car window or the front door and ask to be let in.
Most accounts insist the request matters almost as much as the eyes.
ARCHIVE #003 — THE BLACK-EYED CHILDREN Read More »
Along Japanese railway lines, stories warn of a woman with no lower body who approaches with a rapid scraping sound.
The legend says she can move faster than the people who still have legs.
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The legend known as Mothman took hold around Point Pleasant after reports of something unusual in the area.
A year later, forty-six people died in a bridge collapse—and the mystery became permanently attached to a tragedy with a very real cause.
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