Thornton Road poltergeist is a paranormal phenomenon that occurred in Birmingham, England, in 1981. Residents of Thornton Road reported that stones were being thrown at their houses, causing significant damage to windows and roof tiles. The incidents were investigated by the police, but the source of the stones was never found. The poltergeist activity at …
Mythical Creature Type
Axehandle hound is a creature of American folklore that has been the subject of many tales and legends. According to the stories, the axehandle hound is a fearsome critter that resides in Minnesota and Wisconsin. It is said to resemble a dog with a body that is shaped like an axe, and it has a …
The Hudson River Monster, also known as “Kipsy,” is a legendary creature that is believed to inhabit the Hudson River. While there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of this creature, sightings and reports of the Hudson River Monster have been documented for over a century. According to New York folklore, Kipsy is …
Lake Memphremagog, located between Newport, Vermont, United States and Magog, Quebec, Canada, is known for its legendary creature, Memphre. Memphre is a lake monster that is often compared to the Loch Ness Monster. While the existence of Memphre and most other lake monsters is treated skeptically by the scientific community, reports of sightings persist. The …
Egregore is an esoteric concept that represents a non-physical entity that arises from the collective thoughts of a distinct group of people. The term “egregore” comes from the French word “égrégore”, which is derived from the Ancient Greek word “egrēgoros” meaning “wakeful”. It is believed that an egregore is created when a group of people …
Minnie Quay is a well-known figure in the paranormal circles of Michigan. The legend of her ghost has been passed down for generations in the small foresting town of Forester, located in the eastern region of Michigan, known as The Thumb, in present-day Forester Township. According to the legend, Minnie Quay grew up with her …
Legend has it that there are creatures known as “melon heads” that reside in various parts of the United States, particularly in Michigan, Ohio, and Connecticut. These beings are said to be small humanoids with abnormally large heads who live in secluded areas and sometimes attack people who wander into their territory. Although there is …
The cactus cat is a legendary creature that is said to roam the American Southwest. This feline is described as resembling a bobcat, with thorn-like fur, sharp bones protruding from its front legs, and a branched tail. According to legend, the cactus cat is known for its ability to move silently and stealthily among cacti. …
The Wild Man of the Navidad is a legendary creature that has been the subject of many stories and sightings in Texas. The creature is believed to be one of the first sightings of Bigfoot in Texas and was first widely reported in 1837 throughout the early settlements along the Navidad River bottoms, circa the …
Shunka Warakin is a cryptid animal that has been part of American folklore for over a century. This mysterious creature has been described as a hybrid between a wolf and a hyena, or a completely new species altogether. Its name, Shunka Warakin, is derived from the language of the Sioux Native Americans, and it roughly …