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In 1874 the German explorer Karl Leche returned from Madagascar and claimed to have witnessed a man-eating tree that was used by the local tribe for human sacrifices
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“Marvin the Monster” was a 15 foot long unidentified marine creature recorded under an oil rig in 1962
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Last month a man photographed a strange humanoid figure in a remote region of upstate New York
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Footage of the extremely rare Firework Jellyfish taken at a depth of 4,000 feet
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A new mammal species called the tilcayo tiger cat was just discovered, the first new cat species found in over 100 years
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In 2024 a new species of spiky crab was discovered deep within the Caribbean Sea
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The Deepstaria is an ultra rare species of jelly fish that has rarely been recorded by humans
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Fascinating footage of a large lake monster recorded in Chile
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Maned wolves look like some type of skinwalker creature
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Could this possibly explain some bipedal cryptid sightings?
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Old news report of witnesses to “The Beast of Bray Road,” a dogman/werewolf creature in Wisconsin
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Telescopefish are extremely rare deep sea creatures that have only been seen alive by scientists twice
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A woman who aborted at 35 weeks celebrates her role in making full term abortions legal in her state
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This extremely strange creature was recorded by an underwater drone deep within the Pacific Ocean
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In 2021 an underwater camera captured a fish reacting to a strange creature swimming by
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The Tatzelwurm is a creature reported in the European Alps since the 1700s. It is said to be extremely venomous, having the ability to kill a human in a single bite.
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In 2009 a Scottish police officer recorded a puma on his cell phone camera. Sightings of big cats in the UK have been taking place for decades.
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In 2021 a scuba diver off Papua New Guinea recorded what many scientists believe is a new species of jellyfish that has never been seen before
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In 2024 a one of a kind orange shark was spotted by scientists off of Costa Rica. This is the first and last time a shark like this has ever been seen.
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In 2020 a man captured a bizzare bipedal creature while streaming on Facebook Live
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