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Las Vegas Backyard Aliens

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  On May 1sts 2023 Angel Kenmore and his family encountered alien beings in their back yard after they witnessed a fireball crash into the same back yard. The family’s encounters with these beings terrified them so they called the police. A few days later Angel posted a video where he talked about his encounter. As well a recorded by Angels mother, and posted by either Angel or his brother was uploaded to Tik Tok showing their family entering the back yard and quickly running back out again after seeing the aliens hiding within. These two videos launched the incident into internet virality for a short period of time. But just as quickly as the events became popular, holes started appearing in Angel’s story and odd new details about the family being haunted came forth, causing many to believe the whole thing was a hoax, causing people to lose interest in the story. Yet there are strange details in the account which can’t be written off so easily. The Events: Around 11:45...
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Gaueko

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  The gaueko comes from Basque mythology. There he is the lord of the night and a shadowy shape shifter. He can take the forms of a wolf, a bull, a giant, or a shadowy cloud of mist. He often has glowing red eyes. Some people believe the gaueko is a form of the devil. Others suggests it is some long forgotten pagan deity. Gaueko is a solitary individual, rather than a species of monster. Gaueko is the guardian of the night, scaring humanity inside and punishing anyone who works after hours, or travels in the dark. The gaueko first tries to scare the offending human back inside. If this doesn’t work then he takes the person, never to be seen again. How he does this or what is done to the captive isn’t said, but it can’t be anything good. Gaueko takes special offence to anyone who says they’re not afraid of the night. In addition to this the gaueko can also inflict confusion, nausea, panic and being lost in familiar places on a person. Gaueko’s presence can be felt as a col...
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Stoor Worm

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  The Stoor worm was a giant sea serpent from Orkadian legend. It was said to live at the beginning of time and its death was responsible for the creation of the Orkney Islands. The stoor worm was gigantic. It’s head the size of a mountain. It’s forked tongue could wipe entire coastal villages into the sea. It’s body was thousands of miles long. Everything about the stoor worm was epic. The stoor worm had the ability to control storms and cause earthquakes. It could cause the seas to heave and tidal waves to crash onto land just by moving about. The stoor worm also have poisonous breath, which would cause a toxic fog to roll over the land, killing crops and live stock. There is a legend that in old pagan times the northern shore of Scotland was tormented by the Stoor worm. The king was advised that the only way to appease the serpent was to sacrifice seven virgin women to it each week. The king accepted this heavy price and the sacrifices were made. Each week the stoor work would a...
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Delamere Dragon

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  The Delamere forest in Cheshire, England is known for a wide variety of strange phenomenons, from ghostly haunting, to time slips to various cryptid sightings. The one that interests me the most is a dragon that has supposedly survived into modern times. Back in Roman times a road was built through the Delamere forest, to bring salt from the deposits at Northwich to the city and fort at Chester. This was the first substantial intrusion into the forest. Previous to this the Celts had built a hill fort on the edge of the forest, but avoided going deep inside. During the construction there were reports of the labour crew being harassed and attacked by a large reptile. It started with animal carcasses being found in the forest that has been torn apart by a large predator, although this wasn’t that out of place as bears and wolves still existed in England at the time. This was followed by the sounds of roaring from deep in the forest, described like the roar of a lion. Then worke...
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Three Tailed Baavalorous

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  The three tailed Baavlorous is a fearsome critter from lumberjack lore, primarily found in Minnesota and Wisconsin. This wacky creature had the head of a bird with a spiralling unicorn horn. It had the body of an ungulate with split hooved feet. Sources are divided on if this creature had no wings or tiny useless wings, but it couldn’t fly, in spite of its bird like qualities. Most unusual of all the three tailed baavalorous had three tailed, as the name suggests. Each tail was different. To one side was a tail that was either a spike for defending itself, or a shiny scale its used as a mirror. The middle tail was a thick, fat club that it would sit on, and the final tail had peacock like feathers. Either the peacock tail’s feathered had dazzling colours or the entire baavalorous had dazzling colours, either way it led to the creature sitting on its fat tail and admiring itself all day. The other animals would call it the “King of the lumberwood” and give the baavalorous...
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Shu Hu

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  The shu hu is a mythical creature from China, mentioned in the Classic of Mountains And Seas. It was said to live on Mount Yanzhi, which was a good and plentiful place. There were red trees which bore giant fruit. The Ruo River originated from here, it was full of jade and turtles, and many wet stones for sharpening tools could be found on its banks. Here the shu hu could be found. The shu hu was a good and gentle creature. It had the head of a human, the body of a winged horse and the tail of a snake. They were intelligent and could pick up objects and use tools with their flexible snake tails. Shu hus were helpful creatures who would give rides to humans. In spite of being intelligent, shu hus lived on their own and were often lonely. Sources: https://baike.baidu.com/en/item/Shu%20Hu/1414061 https://chinesemythology.wordpress.com/2013/05/04/%E5%AD%B0%E6%B9%96-shuhu/ https://www.chinafetching.com/mythical-animal-in-chinese-culture
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Coulobre Of Fontaine de Vaucluse

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  The coulobre of Fontaine de Vaucluse was a hideous salamander like dragon who lived in the town she was named after. She made her home in a mountain spring just outside of town, which formed a large pool by a cliff side and fed the Sorgue River. The coulobre was so horrible looking that her dragon mates would immediately leaver her. All of her children became small black salamanders rather than dragons. The coulobre was a menace to the land and people around her, devouring humans and live stock alike. Saint Véran took up the calling to kill the dragon. He watched the coulobre for many days to learn her behaviours. Then when she emerged from the pool one night he ambushed the coulobre and made the sign of the cross, injuring and subduing the beast. She few away into the Alps in fear of the saint. The coulobre then died high in the mountains. A village named Saint Véran was built on the location where the coulobre died. For several centuries people thought the coulobre was...
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