For centuries people have witnessed strange phenomena up high in the sky. Some have reported seeing atmospheric beasts that are translucent and seem to be able to move freely in the air without wings.

The Giant of Kandahar was a 12 foot tall human-like creature that was allegedly killed by the US Military. The Military claims it was a hoax but others believe the truth is being hidden.

Have you ever seen a house cat behaving strangely, in an almost supernatural way? You may have encountered a Bakeneko.

The Cadborosaurus, affectionately known as Caddy, is described as a huge 40-70 foot long sea serpent. It has a horse-like head and a long neck with small humps protruding from it’s spine.

The Central American Whintosser is an aggressive, man-eating creature from Californian lumberjack folklore.

According to Tlingit mythology the Kushtaka is an evil shapeshifting creature that often appears in the form of a sea otter.

The Ozark Howler is a creature the size of a black bear with prominent horns. It has been spotted several times since the 1800s in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Texas.

Cherokee legends speak of a strange race of pale, blue eyed people who inhabited the USA before the arrival of European settlers. Where these people just unknown early settlers or something more mysterious?

Sightings of a creature known as the Rake have been reported as far back as the 1600s but gained more notoriety as a creepypasta on the internet. What is the truth about the Rake and what is just internet legend?

In Loveland, Ohio in 1972 two policeman reported seeing a 4ft tall frog-like creature walking on two legs. Over the last few decades several other sightings of the Loveland Frog have been reported. What is this strange creature?

Since the 1820’s the people of Texas and Mexico have reported sightings of unnaturally large owls with some even being said to have faces like a human. These creatures have been dubbed Lechuza: witches that transform into owls.

Cadejo are large black or white dogs from Central American folklore. The White Cadejo is a kind spirit who tries to protect travelers while the Black Cadejo is an evil spirit who tries to kill them.

You have probably heard of the Loch Ness Monster but what about Tahoe Tessie? Tahoe Tessie is a huge creature reportedly seen lurking beneath the waters of Lake Tahoe by many witnesses throughout the years.

The Martin family in Palmyra, Maine had a terrifying experience being trapped in their home by five giant wolves that walked on two legs. What were these strange creatures?

The Michigan Dogman is a 7ft tall bipedal canine first seen in Michigan in 1887. The creature has been sighted many times over the last century but never captured.

A strange little creature described as being a cross between a maned wolf and a pug is said to lurk in the swamps of Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge.

The Sigbin is a creature from Filipino folklore that is said to emerge at night time to suck the blood of it’s victims.

The Fresno Nightcrawler is a cryptid that seems to be like a long pair of legs and not much else. While sounding a bit ridiculous there have been at least two instances of it being captured on video. Is there really a strange cryptid out there or is the Fresno Nightcrawler just another internet hoax?

Have you ever been out in the woods and heard the sound of a crying baby? It could have been a Tiyanak trying to lure you to your death.