Lake Iliamna Monster may be truly there .
An oddly shaped raccoon seen in Seattle gave rise to the idea he might be a cryptid.
The symbol of the Cymru. Wales, for those who don't know, is a part of the UK. It is self-governing, has its own language and is regarded as a Celtic nation, descended from the Ancient Britons. The dragon is called in Welsh Y Draig Goch.
This object looked like a ball of fire with a face in it. It was seen on Diamond Island near Hardin, Illinois, in 1885 by two boys. In 1888 it was seen again, this time by a number of people who were armed and opened fire on it. Their fusillade had no effect. The strange creature chased his assailants away.
Maire NiDhomhnaill of Donegal, Ireland, claims that she saw a leprechaun. It was 3 foot tall, dressed in green and working at a cobbler's bench. When she advanced towards him, he vanished.
This peculiar hole, which is said to give off uncanny vibrations, may not exist at all. It was claimed to exist by Mel Walters on the show Coast to Coast in 1997. It is said to be a bottomless pit and is associated with weird stories. It is supposed to exist in Kittiwake County, Washington.
A creature reported in Malaysia in 2002. There was one witness, a plantation recorder named Zanal. The bird's face seemed to be the same color as its plumage. It appears to be known in local folklore.
These creatures have been seen in England in bodies of water. Legend places them in Cambrideshire and Suffolk. They are also said to be in Continental Europe - in the Elbe, the Saale and the Danube. Some, at least, are supposed to be dangerous, with a tendency to drown the unwary.
Civet which kills by farting. This rumored civet of Madagascar is aid to stick its tail down the lairs of snakes and rats and farts. The effect is fatal. The picture below is of an non-cryptid civet.