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My name is Bunny and I've had this blog since 2016! It's a place for cryptozoology, the paranormal, and all things offbeat or spooky.
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Man Captures Video of a Sasquatch Walking Up a Hill?
In early 2014, a man captured video of what appears to be a Bigfoot. The man was reportedly out hiking when he spotted something cross the road. Quickly pulling out his camera, the man was able to capture a short clip of the large creature as it climbed up a hill. The son showed his father the footage he’d captured. The father then sent the video to a friend who later uploaded it to YouTube.
Many viewers are skeptical of the footage, with most theorizing that the figure was simply a person pretending to be a Sasquatch. Personally, I have to agree with that theory. There really isn’t anything about this figure that suggests it’s an actual Bigfoot. That being said, there’s still a small chance this video is genuine. What do you think? Does this footage show a real Bigfoot? Or was it simply a person?
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Buster Keaton - The Haunted House (1921)
So sad that tgis kind of shit just doesn't hapoen anymore
when I was a little kid at some point I got upset with my parents because I didn't have a crucifix in my bedroom and they did- I was like why do YOU get to be safe from vampires??? you're okay with me getting my blood sucked???? so we took a little trip to the catholic store but the one closest to us was run by a group of nuns that had been moved here from romania. I got a little baby pink cross and this sweet old nun was like 'aww, is this a baptism gift?' and I was like no. I need to be protected from vampires. and she immediately got SO serious and was like 'this is the best one we've got, you'll definitely be safe' and since she was literally from vampire land I was convinced she was like, van helsing. like the whole time my parents had been laughing about how cute my fear was but she literally Knew dracula and was taking my concerns seriously I held this over my parents for so long lmfao
Transylvania approved defense. I know Dracula was SHAKING in fear when he tried climbing through my window that night.
Cryptid of the Day: Jacko
Description: In 1884, the Canadian Newspaper, the Daily Colonist, published a story about a gorilla captured in Yale, British Colombia. The creature was called “Jacko”, and has been used by Bigfoot advocates as evidence for the creature, though many, even during the time of publication, doubted such a story really happened.
The Enfield Horror is a creature that was first seen on April 25th, 1973, in the town of Enfield, Illinois. 10 year old Greg Garrett was the first person to have an encounter with this creature. He described the creature as having three legs, slimy grey skin, sharp but short claws and red eyes. Garrett got attacked by the strange creature as he was playing in his backyard. The monster clawed up his sneakers and the boy quickly scrambled back into the safety of his parents home.
Looking for a new cryptozoology book to read? Check out my friend Nate’s new release! He’s finally a published author!
“Discover the mysterious world of cryptozoology with "Crawlers: A Conclusive Casebook" by Nathaniel Brislin. This intriguing nonfiction book explores the reports of strange, humanoid creatures known as Crawlers and Rakes. Through a compilation of eyewitness accounts and investigations, the author delves into the mystery surrounding these elusive beings and invites readers to join the search for the truth.
In this book, you will read about the strange sightings of the Dover Demon and Pale Crawlers, as well as the hairless, glistening creatures seen in various locations throughout the United States.
The book provides a comprehensive look at multiple encounters with these strange creatures, including the emaciated beings seen in Swan Lake, Montana and Westville, Nova Scotia, and the tall, white rail-thin creature seen in North Carolina. The author also presents the anonymous eyewitness account of a frightening encounter in Housenick Park, Bethlehem, PA, complete with an artistic depiction and a scientific evaluation by a zoologist.
This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the unknown and the mysterious. With its engaging storytelling and insightful investigations, "Crawlers: A Conclusive Casebook" will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the power of the community in the study of cryptozoology. Get your copy today and join the search for the truth about Crawlers and Rakes!”
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The British Big Cat phenomenon is so funny, like
Yeah, I don't think there's a native population of big cats in England. Even a breeding population of released or escaped ones, while possible, would need some proving. But there provably were a couple of the things running around for a while, most recently thanks to exotic pets being released after they changed the laws back in the 70's.
And yeah, maybe they're all gone now, I wouldn't be surprised if modern sightings are just the folklore taking on a life of its own. But there are people who genuinely argue that none of them ever existed, coming up wirth elaborate theories about how they were all misidentified house cats or a variant on the Black Dog myth or whatever.
Except,
like there genuinely were a few
Yeah most of them were exaggerated by folk tales and the media and frankly there's a lot of difference between a jungle cat in the distance and a goddamn puma, but come on now
all you have to say is "there was a public craze based on a few real sightings of released animals which was fuelled by media attention and mistaken identity", you don't need to tie it to mass hallucinations or cultural memories of the fucking Cath Palug
72 SEALS FROM THE LESSER KEY OF SOLOMON [2,048 × 1,519 PX.]
I’m rereading one of my favorite childhood books, the Field Guide to Extraterrestrials, thanks to Archive.org’s free library and I’m feeling sad that nobody does this shit anymore. We have all kinds of asinine misinformation, conspiracy theories and lies flying around these days but nobody ever just says they saw a trash can man waddle out of a flying saucer anymore. What the fuck happened. “An artist’s rendering at the time shows they somewhat resembled George Lucas’s Star Wars character R2D2″ - author who has never looked at R2D2
This ghostly image was captured in the Vulcan Hotel in St Bathans, New Zealand by Paranormal investigators from the TV show Ghost Hunt. It is believed to be the ghost of a woman named Rose who was strangled to death in the hotel in the 1880s.
The Hat Man 🎩
This may seem like a CreepyPasta made up, but since as far back as anyone can remember. People have claimed that when they are suffering from sleep hallucinations. They all claim to see a tall silhouette of a man in a brimmed hat, a presence that tends to appear when you’re in bed at night, somewhere between sleep and consciousness. In the early 2000s, a man named Timothy created a blog about The Hat Man called "The Hat Man Project" for people to send stories about their experiences. There's also a Hat Man subreddit as well. Do you believe in him? (Via: Rolling Stone Magazine)
