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We are a paranormal team that investigates the unknown. #Paranormal #UFOs #Cryptozoology #Travels #Folklore #Cemeteries #Supernatural #UrbanLegends #History

[Smithsonian Magazine @SmithsonianMag]

The findings suggest Ötzi is “not a static relic, but a dynamic biological system,” Frank Maixner, who directs the Institute for Mummy Studies, says in the statement. https://t.co/wkPUfRaHmj

[TeaandCryptids @TeaandCryptids]

THE JERSEY DEVIL • This "creature" is firmly rooted in the folklore of New Jersey... leathery bat-wings, goat-like head, horns, hooves & possibly some anger issues associated with its 12 normal siblings... being the 13th child was said to have birthed this curse to begin with!

[TeaandCryptids @TeaandCryptids]

FOUKE (Monster) FRIDAY • Book Recommendation... The Beast of Boggy Creek - The True Story of the Fouke Monster • By Lyle Blackburn with foreword by Loren Coleman. I mean you really can't go wrong with this book! All you really need to hear is Lyle and Loren... bam! #bigfoot

[Loren Coleman @CryptoLoren]

Miguel Covarrubias (22 Nov 1904-4 Feb 1957) was a Mexican painter, caricaturist, ethnologist, and art historian. Along with his colleague Matthew W. Stirling, he was the co-discoverer of the #Olmec civilization. #Cryptozoology w/ Ivan T. Sanderson. @CryptoLoren @red_pill_junkie

[allengreenfield @allengreenfield]

Thirty Years of Real Hauntings & Experiences at the Lizzie Borden House – Part 2
https://t.co/hWriUztP0f

[Loren Coleman @CryptoLoren]

Please be aware that Miguel Covarrubias, 22 Nov 1904 – 4 Feb 1957, Mexican painter, ethnologist & art historian, was, with Matthew W. Stirling, the co-discoverer of the Olmec. He also was an Ivan T. Sanderson coauthor. @red_pill_junkie @CryptoLoren @DrGregLittle2 @lukecaverns

[Loren Coleman @CryptoLoren]

@Goldrushcomic Sadly, both Tom Slick Sr., and Tom Slick Jr. are deceased.
@CryptoLoren

[Coast to Coast AM @coasttocoastam]

Restraining Order Issued in Ongoing 'Conjuring House' Ownership Battle https://t.co/ANw9EuXTfa

[Diane Student @HistoryGoesBump]

Johnny Horton was one of the best and most popular honky tonk singers during the late 1950s. Johnny tragically died young in an accident. He had a premonition that came true. Join us for the life and afterlife of Johnny Horton.
https://t.co/8TAs709hPu

[Phantoms & Monsters @PhantomMonster]

Lake Isabella UFO PHOTO & Mojave Desert Anomalies: Strange Lights, Missing Time, and Hidden Activity https://t.co/HcNVclJjUg - Are these separate events, or part of a deeper Fortean signature in the California and Arizona desert corridor?

[Coast to Coast AM @coasttocoastam]

Watch: Ghost Girl Filmed at Mexican Mall? https://t.co/A62Yg0IMsR

[Phantoms & Monsters @PhantomMonster]

'GLIMMER MAN' ATTACK! Boys Encounter Invisible Predator Near Rochester, New York https://t.co/qdWhj9vuo7 - The witness says a massive invisible hand grabbed him inside the house, and his friend later described seeing a clear, distorted “shimmer thing” reach for him.

[UNtitled @UNTITLED2X2X2]

The Flatwoods Monster (also known as the Braxton County Monster, the Phantom of Flatwoods, or affectionately "Braxie") is an extraterrestrial cryptid from West Virginia folklore. The creature was famously sighted in the town of Flatwoods on September 12,1952
#alien #nhi #cryptid

[THE X FILES AESTHETICS @XFilesAesthetic]

I just love this scene. It's so quintessentially X Files ✨

[Coast to Coast AM @coasttocoastam]

Idaho Teens Report Unsettling Suspected Sasquatch Sighting During Camping Trip https://t.co/DfEQeQDIg9

[allengreenfield @allengreenfield]

The Haunted Legends from Wailua in Hawaii

https://t.co/eSng6qhUp7

[Haunted US @haunted_us]

This old federal prison may be holding ghostly convicts for their afterlife sentences! 👻

Wyoming Territorial Prison is now a museum, but for the spirits inside, its federal prison days never ended!

Read all about this prison’s hauntings on Haunted US: https://t.co/FyHZj6pX6O

[Bugs Finds Bigfoot 👣🪶 @Bugimus]

🪶 1976 Mt. Shasta Logger Encounter: A Credible Close-Range Bigfoot Report 🏔️

On Friday morning, September 3, 1976, logger Virgil Larson, 47, from Salmon, Idaho, had a startling encounter on the lower southwest slopes of Mount Shasta — just south of Cascade Gulch. 👣

Working a helicopter logging operation, Larson and his partner Pat Conway had hiked down a steep slope from their pickup to the log landing. Around 8:30 a.m., they took a break and separated slightly among the trees — still within earshot.

Larson was relaxing when he heard heavy footsteps. Expecting a U.S. Forest Service inspector, he looked up and saw a figure about 15 yards away. He shouted a greeting. The figure stopped, turned its head, but said nothing. It moved a few yards and ducked behind a bush.

Larson shouted again. The creature raised its head above the bushes. From the chest up, it was clearly not human: roughly 7 to 7.5 feet tall, with black, dirty hair starting at the eyebrows and covering the head.

What hit him hardest was the overwhelming stench — “like a half-rotten bear hide.” Fear took over. He ran.

When the men returned later, the foul odor still lingered strongly. They armed themselves with heavy limb clubs and radioed authorities. Deputy Sgt. Walt Bullington and Forest Service personnel investigated. They found one discarded club but no clear tracks in the logging debris.

The Mount Shasta Herald reported it straight on September 9: a “huge, strange, bad-smelling creature” that remained unidentified. No hoax evidence surfaced.

Larson, a 30-year woods veteran, wasn’t seeking attention. His wife confirmed he was genuinely shaken. This case stands out for its immediacy and lack of sensational claims — just a raw daylight encounter with classic Sasquatch traits: massive size, foul odor, and elusive behavior.

Here we have a raw, no-frills report of a clear daylight encounter, presented exactly as it happened. No photos, no blurry cell phone video, no physical samples — just the straightforward description you’ve just read.

These are exactly the kind of reports that are hard for me to dismiss. I remember the 1970s and the heavy ridicule people faced for believing in ghosts, goblins, or anything unexplained. Think Steven Greenstreet on steroids — that was the default attitude back then.

There was no good reason for a seasoned logger like Virgil Larson to invent this story.

I believe this really happened exactly as he described it. What do you say? 👣

#Bigfoot #MtShasta #Sasquatch #Cryptozoology

[Creepy Acres @creepyacres]

In 1999, the same year audiences watched The Matrix, Norwegian Arnt Helge Molvaer captured footage of one of the most intriguing sea serpents on record!
#cryptids #seaserpent #norway #aselandnorway #scary #creepyhistory #history #mystery #cryptidart #theunknown #paranormal