The Lake Chelan Dragon, a serpent-like cryptid from Washington’s depths, is rumored to be a cold-water predator with elusive, eerie adaptations. Deep lake caverns and abundant fish make this glacial habitat ideal, though overfishing may soon disrupt its domain.
Hodags play a vital role in maintaining the ecological balance in the Northwoods of Wisconsin, Michigan and parts of Minnesota. Over the past 50 years, hodag evolution has accelerated, creating the monstrous beast we find today. See the latest on chimeras at the end of this article. Get the full monster profile after the…
They may look like cute, rolly polly koalas, but drop bears have a taste for blood and flesh. Get the scoop on Australia’s most dangerous cryptid after the jump.
Ogopogo lurks deep within Lake Okanagan in British Columbia. Witness accounts say the cryptid is nearly 60-feet long and craves land dweller meat. That’s not the case. This monster has many misconceptions and misunderstandings about it. Get more after the jump.
Something stalks unsuspecting campers in the Ozark Mountains. Its screech can frighten people to death or curse them. Read more about the Ozark Howler after the jump.
Batsquatch, long thought to be a cryptid, shows more features of a man-made monster than a zoological mutant. Get insight into why this monster is more likely a chimera after the jump.
Cryptozoology focuses on finding monsters of lore, myth and reality. For one thing, you don’t have to look for Bigfoot or Nessie. You can focus your research on new species, mutated species or discover something no one has seen before. Get the scoop after the jump.
