Name: Loveland frog
Coordinates: None
Description: The Loveland frog, also known as the Loveland Lizard, is a tall humanoid unknown creature of about 4 feet (1.2 m) that is said to have inhabited the United States/Ohio/Loveland. Due to the vagueness or repetitive variation of eyewitness reports, current mystical zoologists tend to prefer that the Loveland frog is a hypothetical creature created by eyewitness errors and fictional descriptions.
Sightings: Loveland frogs were first witnessed in 1955 when a man claimed to have witnessed three frog-like men, but the sighting evolved into three slightly different versions.
In the early hours of March 3, 1972, witness Ray Shockey drove to witness a strange creature 3 to 4 feet (0.91 to 1.22 meters) tall and 50 to 75 pounds (23 to 34 kilograms) climbing a parapet like a frog heading into the river. According to investigations and reports, investigators found some scratches on the guardrail, but there were no photographs to testify this claim.
In March 1972, two weeks after Ray Shockey witnessed, eyewitness Mark Matthews claimed to have witnessed a Loveland frog, which was largely consistent with Ray Shockey's description, except for an extra tail. Mark Matthews later changed his narrative, declaring that it might have been a large lizard, possibly an escaped pet iguana.
On the night of August 3, 2016, two pokémon goers claimed to have seen a frog standing on its hind legs.
Name: Dover Demon
Description: The Dover Demon is a mysterious humanoid creature that appears in the United States/Massachusetts/Dover. Skeptics believe that the Dover Demon is actually a deer or cow cub, and the local police tend to be a hoax.
Eyewitness: On April 21, 1977, witness William Bartlett claimed to have seen a strange creature with large glowing eyes and tendrils-like fingers in Dover. On the evening of the same day, witness John Baxter claimed to have seen a similar creature on Miller Hill Road.
On April 22, 1977, witness Abby Brabham claimed to have seen the Dover demon on Springdale Avenue.
Name: Bownessie
Coordinates: 54°21'30"N 2°56'10"W
Description: The Windermere Monster is a mysterious creature that appears in the United Kingdom/Windermere. Skeptics believe that Bownessieshi is an imaginary creature created by eyewitnesses and rumor-mongers.
Sightings: In 2006, eyewitness Steve Burnip claimed to have witnessed Bownessie.
In 2011, witness Tom Pickles claimed to have witnessed the monster and snapped a photo, but visitor John Phillips questioned whether it was actually a cut tire. Nigel Wilkinson of Lake Windermere Cruise Services believes it's just a bunch of otters.
In 2014, amateur photographer Ellie Williams claimed that her automatic camera had taken a picture of a water monster.
Name: De Loys' Ape
Description: De Loys' Ape refers to a mysterious primate discovered in 1920 by geologist François de Loys on the Tarra River on the Colombia–Venezuela border. The current story about The Dro's Great Ape is a Spider Monkey misidentified or a hoax.
Witness: In 1920, geologist François de Loys and his team were in the Tarra River at two strange apes about 1.57 meters high. As the strange ape intended to attack the expedition, the expedition returned fire, killing the female ape and escaping wounded. The expedition then photographed the female ape and began to peel the skin, intending to leave the fur and skull behind, but for various reasons only one photograph remained.
Name: Double-fin dolphin (Rhinoceros Dolphin, Rhinoceros Dolphin in English, literally translates rhinoceros dolphin, but a little awkward, so its double-dorsal fin feature is translated as an informal double-fin dolphin)
Description: Rhinoceros Dolphin is a mysterious dolphin with two dorsal fins that has been witnessed by humans. Some theories suggest that this is an unknown new species of dolphin, while others believe that known dolphins are misidentified or deformed.
Witness: In October 1819, naturalists Quoy and Gaimard witnessed dolphins with two dorsal fins at Palmyra Atoll.
"In the month of October 1819, in going from Sandwich Islands [Hawaii] to New South Wales [Australia], we saw, by 5° 28' N.
latitude, many dolphins, performing in troops, round the vessel, their rapid evolutions : every one on board was as surprised as we were, to see on their front a horn or a fin bent backwards, the same as that on their backs. The volume of the animal was about double that of the common porpoise, and the upper part of its body, to the dorsal fin, was spotted black and white.
"We did our best to observe these dolphins all the time they accompanied us : but although they often passed almost touching the prow of our vessel, with the highest part of their back out of the water, their heads were so submerged, that neither M. Arago nor we could notice whether their snout was short or elongated : their habits themselves could not assist us on this point, because they never sprang above the waters, unlike other species.
From their very peculiar conformation, we have named them rhinoceros dolphins ( Delphinus rhinoceros )." (QUOY and GAIMARD 1824).
Nanyangjin (ningen, Nichigen, Antarctica)
Description: ningen Koreyu Nihon 网网坛 2channel (Nichi-2channel, 简-sha 2CH)"Occult board"
The creature was first discovered in 2002. At that time, because the witnesses were too far away from Ningen, the witnesses mistakenly believed that they were Antarcticans wearing polar bear clothes, so they did not pay much attention. But when the witnesses took pictures and compared them with the surrounding objects, they found that the creature was at least 30 meters high!
Around 2006-2007, much of the suspicion was directed at the Japanese government's whale research program, which was supposed to be a new creature created by scientists. It could be a mutant again!
Many-finned sea serpent, Japanese-blue whales
Description: The multi-finned sea monster is an unproven creature or many/some animal misjudgments. They are often described as long bodies and numerous fins.
Sighting: In 1883, the remains of a multi-finned sea monster were found in the coastal area of Vietnam. According to eyewitness Tran Van Con, the remains were about 18 meters, one section every 70 centimeters, and the upper half of the remains was brown and the lower half was pale yellow.
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Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu
Description: Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu is a mysterious creature that lives in the Republic of the Congo/Likouala Department. It is said to be a creature similar to stegosauridae, especially kentrosaurus. The only current sources on Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu are a small number of local eyewitnesses recorded by biologist Roy Mackal.
Witness: Missing.
Name: Beast of Busco
Description: The Beast of Busco is a mysterious creature that is said to live in the United States/Indiana/Churubusco/Fulk Lake. Witnesses often describe it as a giant alligator turtle weighing 400 to 600 pounds, and in 1949 there was a series of operations to capture basco tortoises.
Witness: In 1898, farmer Oscar Fulk claimed to have a giant tortoise in a lake near his farm.
In July 1948, witnesses Ora Blue and Charley Wilson claimed to have witnessed a giant turtle on Fulk Lake. But based on conversations with Ora Blue, turtle expert Rusty Reed thought it was a hoax.
In April 1949, two people claimed that they had caught the Basco tortoise, but it was later discovered that it was just an ordinary turtle.
On October 13, 1949, about 200 people witnessed the Beast of Busco.
Name: The corpse of the sea monster at the entrance to the New River in the United States
Description: The New River Inlet Sea Monster Carcass is a large mysterious sea creature corpse found in 1885 at the entrance to the New River in Santa Lucia County, Florida, United States.
The body, first discovered by eyewitness Gordon, was 40 to 42 feet (12 to 12.8 meters) long. The body had begun to decompose when it was found, with an open abdomen, exposed intestines, and a slender tail and neck with two fins. Mr. Gordon judged the body to be a vertebrate and possibly a whale, but another view was that it was a basking shark that had been hit by a hurricane and ran aground on the coast.
Mr. Gordon tried to remove the body from destruction and protect it from destruction, but a storm later swept the body into the sea, making it difficult to confirm the true identity of the body.
Name: Emela Ntuka
Description: Emela Ntouka (1) is a mysterious creature living in The Congolese Quara in Africa, whose name means "killer of the elephants" in Lingala (2).
In 1981, biologist Roy Mackal traveled to the Congo in Search of Mokra-Mbebe, a mysterious african elephant with stout limbs, brown-gray skin, and a huge horn on its forehead or nose. And although this animal is plant-eating, it is extremely aggressive, attacking other large animals and using its horns to kill each other.
theory
Centrosaurus: The theory was first proposed by Roy Michael that Emila Ntuka may have survived the Cretaceous mass extinction, but he also pointed out that the local description of Emila Ntuka did not have a neck shield, which did not match the fossils of the excavated horned dragon.
Unknown Rhino: Loren Coleman, a researcher in mystical zoology, believes that Emila Ntuka is not a dinosaur, but a new species of rhinoceros that has not been identified.
Elasmotherium: A newer theory is that Amira Entu is an extinct paleontological plate-toothed rhinoceros that was once distributed in Europe and Asia.
Records
In 1981, when engineer Herman Regusters led an expedition in search of Mokra-Mbebe, he heard an unknown roar that he believed was a roar from Mokra-Mbebe. But Roy McCall believes that The Magic Clara-Mbebe cannot make a sound, and this roar is more likely related to Emira Ntuka.
In December 1919, the Daily Mail quoted Emila Ntuka as a mysterious animal that lived in Lakes Bangweul, Mweru, Tanganyika and Kafue swamps (3).
(1): Emela Ntouka's old translation of "Emila Ntuka", Wikipedia currently uses the new translation of "Emela Ntuka", the two do not conflict.
(2): Emela Ntouka used to be called "elephant killer", probably from the term "killer of the elephants" and related descriptions.
(3): These place names may refer to lakes of the same name.
Name: Itaya Monster
Description: Rift Valley Monster (Serbian: Чуддвиште из Велике расеедне долине) is a mysterious creature that haunts the Great Rift Valley of East Africa.
Appearance: Rift Valley monsters are often described as sail-like spiny dorsal fins, scaly creatures that walk on four or two legs. Based on the description of the dorsal fin , some speculation suggests that this may have been Allodonosaurus or Spinosaurus. But some researchers doubt the veracity of the eyewitness reports, arguing that such creatures could not exist in Kenya.
Possible Explanations: "Rift Valley Killers," episode 6 of the second season of the Animal Planet TV show "River Monsters," has pointed out that rift valley monsters may be Nile barramundi.
Name: Trunko
Description: Trunko refers to a mysterious creature that appeared on October 25, 1924 in Margate Beach, South Africa, and has been identified as a whale carcass.
Eyewitness: On December 27, 1924, the Daily Mail reported an article in the Daily Mail titled "Fish Like A Polar Bear" that several witnesses saw a mysterious white creature and two killer whales fighting for three hours in the waters near Margate Beach and eventually being killed. Witnesses described the body as 47 feet long (about 14.3 meters), 10 feet wide (about 3 meters), 5 feet high (about 1.5 meters), 8 inches (about 20 centimeters) of hair, with a lobster-like tail, and found bloodless.
Explanation: In 2010, German journalist Markus Hemmler found a report about Trunko published in Wide World Magazine in July 1925 (another said August) and confirmed that it was just a badly decomposed whale carcass. [5] [6] Trunko's fight with killer whales may have been ones in which killer whales constantly touched whale carcasses and frolicked, which witnesses mistakenly believed to be fighting living creatures.
Name: Crawfordsville Monster
Description: Crawfordsville monster Several mysterious creature sightings in Indiana, USA, in 1891, are often considered to be eyewitnesses of atmospheric behemoths (Bestia atmosférica). The Crawfordsville monster is currently thought to be a misidentification of the double-collared Plovers.
Witnessed:
On the morning of September 5, 1891, Sailor McIntyre and Bill Gray encountered the Crawfordsville monster. They said the eerie creature was about 18 feet (5.5 meters) long and 8 feet wide, pushing air forward through several pairs of side fins. It was white on the outside, with no fixed shape or clear head and tail, but its fiery red eyes and wheezing sound could be seen, and it seemed to be suffering greatly. Marshall McIntyre and Bill Gray hid in a relatively safe barn and observed the creature hovering in the air for nearly an hour before they quickly left the neighborhood with their horses. That evening, Methodist priest Switzer and his wife (name unknown) also witnessed a similar creature.
Possible Explanation: Witnesses John Hornbeck and Abe Hernley track down and confirm that the Crawfordsville monster is a herd of double-collared plovers. The Crawfordsville Daily Journal speculated that the two-necked plovers might have been distracted by newly installed street lights, so much so that they were constantly circling the town and the sky.
Name: Ninchynanga
Description: Ninki Nanka is a creature that lives in Africa and is often described as resembling a crocodile's body, horse's head, giraffe's neck, and reflective scales, and some descriptions even claim that Ninkinanga has wings and can breathe fire.
Eyewitness: In 2006, a British expedition called Dragon Hunters found in the Gambia a witness who had witnessed Ningkinanga three years earlier, and according to the eyewitness, Ningkinan was about 50 meters long and about 1 meter wide, similar to a Chinese dragon. In addition, the expedition found a piece of scale that was supposedly Ningkinanga, but was suspected to be moldy.
Name: Monster of Canway Island
Description: Canvey Island Monster refers to the carcasses of unidentified creatures found on Kanway Island in the United Kingdom in November 1953 and August 1954.
Witness: In November 1953, several Canway Island residents found a mysterious 2.4-foot(73 cm) body with brownish-red skin on the coast, which had been cremated after a cursory examination by biologists.
In August 1954, reverend Joseph Overs found another similar body off the coast of Canway Island, 120 centimeters long and weighing about 11.3 kilograms.
In 1999, journalist Nicholas Warren investigated two incidents and believed it was the carcass of a well-being fish, which was also considered by fish expert Alwyne Wheeler after investigation.
Name: Bodmin Monster
Description: Beast of Bodmin (Cornish: Best Goon Brenn) refers to a mysterious cat creature that lives in the United Kingdom. It is often described as a large black cat 3 to 5 feet (0.9 m to 1.5 m) long.
In 1983, the first Bodmin monster was reported.
In 2004, Herman Welch witnessed the Bodmin monster in Plymouth.
In 2012, John Robertson found an unidentified feline carcass in Cornwall.
In July 2014, Henry Warren photographed an unidentified animal in Cornwall, reporting that it might be a Bodmin monster or pet dog, while a local expert thought it might be a fox.
Theory: Mary Chipperfield says the Bodmin monster is home to three cougars at Plymouth Zoo, which closed in 1978.
Name: Gamble
Description: Gambo refers to the carcass of a mysterious marine creature discovered in the Gambia, Africa, in 1983.
Eyewitness: In 1983, wildlife enthusiast Owen Burnham found the carcass of a mysterious creature in the Gambia, which local villagers called a "dolphin," but Owen believed it was because of the similarity in appearance. When Owen found the body without a camera, he returned to retrieve the camera, but by the time Owen returned, the body had been dismembered and sold, and the rest was buried.
Possible explanations: In different theories, Gamber is thought to have been a Rhodes whale, a beaked whale, a dragon, a panguo dragon, and so on.
Name: Nandi Bear
Description: The Nandi Bear is a mysterious creature that refers to Kenya, Africa, and its name is derived from the Nandi people who live in western Kenya.
Possible explanation: Alaskan brown bear
A common theory is that the Nandi bear is an African bear atlas brown bear that became extinct in 1870, and a similar theory is that the Southdi bear is an unknown bear similar to the Atlas brown bear.
Giant baboon
Mark A. Hall and Loren Coleman consider the Nandi bear to be an unknown or prehistoric surviving giant baboon, and the Nandi tribe considers the Nandi bear to be some sort of primate.
Unknown hyena
Some speculation suggests that the Nandi bear is an unknown or prehistoric surviving giant hyena, such as the giant hyena that went extinct 500,000 years ago.
Name: Hunting Tower Lake Monster
Description: The Hunting Tower Lake Monster refers to an unknown creature that lives in Hunter Tower Lake in Jiulong County, Sichuan Province, China.
Witness: In 1994, a hunter saw a dinosaur-like animal jumping from the lake by the lake. A few days later, when hunters and others returned to the lake to find some yak carcasses, it was believed that the lake monster had hunted and killed.
In 1998, a local camera captured strange waves, but did not see any animals.
In June 2004, two witnesses saw a snake-like creature with a head of about 2 meters.
In 1998, the witness Hong Xianlie witnessed the traces of the water monster, and he went to The Hunting Tower Lake several times in the following three years to observe the water monster, witnessing more than 40 times.
In October 2014, the folk team "Pirate King Kidd Team" went to Hunting Tower Lake for a field investigation and confirmed that the "glowing whirlpool" and "strange ripples" filmed by CCTV10 and Japanese television were illusions caused by moths, water mooses and breezes, respectively.
Name: Maltese Tiger
Description: Maltese tiger, also known as blue tiger, is a tiger with blue and gray fur that is said to have lived in Fujian Province, China.