Every coastal people on earth knows the same rule: if something takes you in the water, you swim for shore. The shore is safety.
The A-mi-kuk does not care about the shore.
Four long arms. No legs. A body of slick, naked hide, like an animal that was skinned and never got the message. It rises up under kayaks off the Alaskan coast and drags men down into t ... Show More
Jul 13
Why Did Parents Invent Jenny Greenteeth?
Jenny Greenteeth — Beneath the still, duckweed-choked surface of Britain's ponds and canals lurks Jenny Green Teeth, an ancient water hag from English folklore with elongated grasping arms, needle-sharp teeth, and a centuries-old hunger for children who wander too close to the wa ... Show More
30m 29s
Jun 29
The Grootslang - South Africa's Diamond-Cursed Serpent | The Monster That Was Never an Elephant
Deep in the Richtersveld, where the Orange River cuts through some of the oldest, driest land on Earth, there is a cave the locals call the Bottomless Pit. They say it runs sixty feet straight down before it opens into the dark — and that it is the source of every diamond South A ... Show More
31m 46s
May 2024
GOLD BROOK BRIDGE – Emily’s Bridge
Gold Brook Bridge - in Vermont, also known as "Emily's Bridge," is a historic covered bridge reputed to be haunted by the ghost of a young woman named Emily. It is considered a terrifying destination due to numerous reports of paranormal activity, including eerie sounds, scratch ... Show More
34m 2s