Bigfoot Encounters: California Sightings ListBigfoot Field Researchers OrganizationSasquatch Watch
Less Famous Monsters with Big Feet
The Florida Skunk Ape
All definitions are taken from Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary of the English Language, unless otherwise specified.
Abominable Snowman or Yeti
A large, hairy, manlike creature reported to inhabit the Himalayas.
Bigfoot or Sasquatch
Not in Dictionary. A mysterious ape-like creature ranging from 15 to 18 feet in height.
Less Famous Monsters with Big Feet
Bigfoot Encounters: California Sightings List
Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization
Sasquatch Watch
The Florida Skunk Ape
Loch Ness Monster
Not in Dictionary
The Legend of Nessie
Loch Ness 2000
The Official Loch Ness Monster Fan Club
Nessie-Fact or Fiction
Other Lake Monsters
Dragon's Pearl-Tahoe Tessie
The Jersey Devil
Not in Dictionary. Described in various ways, it is often represented
as a short (3'-4' in height) creature with a dog or horse-like head, wings, and with cloven hooves.
Most stories agree that the creature was born of a woman who wished for her child
to be a devil.
Jackelope
Sewer Monsters
El Chupacabra
Not in Dictionary. Commonly called the Goat-sucker because the Chupacabra drains its
victims (mostly goats) of blood.
Art Bell's Chupacabra site
Chupacabra Online
The Chupacabra Home Page
La Chupacabra
Not in Dictionary. A rabbit with the antlers of an antelope.
Not in Dictionary. Commonly described as giant Alligators or Lizards which some say were
flushed or dropped into the sewer when they were hatchlings.
I am looking for links on these elusive creatures, so please email me if you know of any
sites discussing their existence.
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