BIZARRE ALIEN ENCOUNTERS
Evaluate these reports, if you will.
DO YOU BELIEVE IN GIANTS?
Giant encountered by U.S. forces in Afghanistan, according to report. Also, Giant skeletons in Amazonia.
HISPID HARE NOT EXTINCT
It’s still out there in Nepal. (It had been thought extinct.)
SPACESHIPS IN SATURN'S RINGS
A scientist says they’re there.
DOGMAN AT THE WINDOW
Sighting of bipedal canid.
UFO EYEWITNESSES
A number of accounts.
GROOTSLANG – AMAZING BEAST
Does this bizarre creature actually exist?
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SERENADE OF THE WHALES
They provide music off Greenland.
ANOTHER LOOK AT SHADOW PEOPLE
Who are these mysterious beings?
BIGFOOT IN OREGON
Rogue River Monster sightings.
BAT-LIKE HUMANOID IN TEXAS
What is this flying creature?
MIB IN THE DESERT
A strange encounter.
TANO AND MULAHU
African giant primates always fascinate me, so I thought I’d mention a couple.
From Ghana, a strange creature called the Tano Giant has been reported. It was said to have white skin with black hairs.and was very tall. It carried off and killed children. It once carried off a woman, but her fate has not been established. A curious feature of this animal was it lacked a thumb. However, Ivan sanderson suggested it may have in fact had a thumb which was invisible to the onlooker.
If we go further south to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (formerly Zaire and before that the Belgian Congo), we find the Ituri Forest. A hunter called Attilio Gatti was told of a very large animal which inspired great terror in the natives. It appears to have been a primate, its face sporting white hair and the rest of it black ones. It usually walked bipedally. This creature was called the Mulahu.
I recently alluded to a Nepalese tradition of a female yeti who captured and later mated with a human, producing offspring. Human-Yeti partnerships have happened in a number of Nepalese traditions. In addition, there was a legend in India of a Van Manas
which captured a young man, to whom she bore a number of children. He escaped from her, but she at length recaptured him.
OCTIPOS
No, that isn’t a misspelling of octopus. This is the name given by C. Rafinesque (1783-1840) to a strange creature seen in the Atlantic in 1818. Its head was 2 feet in length and its body a further 56 feet. It had 8 gills. Its head and neck stuck out of the water. Rafinesque thought another creature reported from the Atlantic might be a type of octipos.
FAIRIES IN THE GARDEN
A letter writer asks what he should do.
WAS BIGFOOT RUN OVER?
This man thought he ran over him.
AUSTRALIA'S YOWIE
Man-beast of the Antipodes.
MONSTER OF VARBERG CASTLE
Where is it? Clue: Don’t go swimming in the moat.
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