Said to grow in South America and Africa, the ya-te-veo is a massive carnivorous plant that makes the Venus flytrap look like an herbivore. According to folklore, this legendary cryptid is a "terrible ...

There’s a mile-long list of cryptids already in Fallout 76, and while they’ve been pulled straight out of the old stories of the Appalachians, a lot of them pale in comparison to the ...

You might want to argue that, while the animals on this list were certainly once cryptids, they belong in a different category from the likes of Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster, both of which are ...

1 and 2," and "Bigfoot in Pennsylvania," and loves to discuss everything cryptid. This is not to say ... We rounded up a list of some places in the Poconos to capture a glimpse of some fearsome ...

I’ve gathered a baker’s dozen of cryptids from across the Bluegrass State. In no way is this meant to be an exhaustive list; after all, saying this is a definitive list of Kentucky cryptids ...

Cryptids are animals that some people claim are for real but rarely have tangible evidence to prove it. Humans are gullible creatures, choosing to believe lots of stuff that can’t be proven.

Furthermore, Bloodofox cautioned that word cryptid should be used sparingly, arguing that cryptozoologists invented the term out of whole cloth to make their hobby sound more “science-y.” ...

The narwhal, giant sturgeon and giant squid also make the list of creatures once thought to be mythical, but are all-too real. Cryptozoology, or the study of cryptids, is a pseudoscience that ...

If you’ve ever seen a massive tentacle rise out of the waters of Puget Sound or spotted a reptilian creature flying over Lake Chelan, you might have seen a cryptid. There’s more than just ...

One massive part of Appalachian Culture (and, in turn, Fallout 76) is cryptids. As of writing this, there are 13 cryptids that players are able to find and hunt down. Some of these have static ...