Strange Mythical Creatures Caught On Camera; Nobody Believed it Until He Filmed It!

Hey, welcome to a new video. In this video, the camera pans slowly across tangled roots, fallen leaves, and green undergrowth, until it stops on this huge, weathered structure. This footage is taken in daylight, deep in some thick, mossy forest. It's clearly skull-shaped, long, narrow snout, with rows of jagged, fossil-like teeth poking out, big, empty eye sockets. Its jaw is slightly open, forming a disturbing, grin-like shape. The entire structure is enormous, far larger than any animal skull you would normally find in the woods. Are you new to this channel? Make sure to subscribe and hit the notification bell. And before we start, also like the video. Right in the center is this beautiful black-furred primate, most likely a siamang or another type of gibbon, clinging to a thick branch high up. The video is shot in what looks like a lush, green forest or jungle. It's got that classic long-armed, lanky build, super-dark, glossy fur, and a big, wide mouth. Then it throws its head back and lets out this insane, rising whoop scream. The sound is intense and can carry for miles or kilometers through the forest. As it calls out, the monkey's throat pouch visibly expands, making the sound even louder and deeper. It holds the scream for a few seconds, eyes wide, mouth gaping, looking like it's either warning something off or just feeling extra dramatic that day. In some Indonesian and folklore, gibbons and similar apes are linked to stories of four spirits, known as hantu. These beings are said to imitate human cries to draw people deeper into the woods. Their haunting calls at dawn or dusk have been mistaken for lost souls, crying children, or even shapeshifting beings calling for help. This footage is shot at night as a flashlight or phone light sweeps across the floor and suddenly catches an eerie, pale figure low to the ground. From the waist up, it looks humanoid, with a long, dark hair hanging down and thin, pale arms. Below the waist, the form changes into a thick, coiled snake tail, shiny and scaled, curling across the floor as if it just emerged from the shadows. In Greek mythology, the Lamia was once a beautiful woman who was transformed into a monstrous figure after the wrath of Hera, driven by jealousy. She later transformed into an unusual demon, often depicted with a snake-like lower body. In Hindu, Buddhist, and Southeast Asian folklore, Nagas or Nagar are powerful semi-divine beings described as half-human and half-serpent. The following video is grainy, old-school film quality, faded colors, scratches, and that classic 1960s handheld shake. It's deep jungle, thick vines, towering trees, dense green canopy letting only slivers of light through. The figure steps partially into a small clearing. It's tall, easily eight feet or 2.4 meters. Through the grainy footage, the face is difficult to see, but wide-set eyes briefly reflect the camera's light. The closest match in legend is the Mapinguari, also known as Mapinguari or the Roaring Animal. In Tupi-Guarani and other Amazonian traditions, it is described as a giant, hairy humanoid, sometimes said to have only one eye. Some stories add strange features, like a mouth on its belly or backward feet, as it roams the deepest parts of the rainforest. We're diving into one of the creepiest spirits from Japanese folklore, Kuchisake-onna, the Slit-Mouthed Woman. Maybe you should let the erratic movements and unusual stare unsettle you, because at first glance, she looks almost normal. She'll ask you if she's pretty. If you say no, legend says something unexpected happens almost instantly. But if you say yes, she slowly lowers her cover and reveals something far more disturbing. Her mouth is sliced from ear to ear in a wide, jagged, permanent grin, the edges appearing unhealed as if the wound never closed. Or she lets you go, only to return later, continuing to follow you long after the encounter. Dark shapes twist like writhing tentacles emerging from the underbrush, branches snapping as this thing moves with an eerie, almost liquid grace. This could be a forest-dwelling entity, closely related to legendary tentacled beings. It's huge, shadowy, and definitely not any animal we know. One example is Akarokamuai from Ainu folklore, a massive, octopus-like entity known for its immense size and power. It is said to live in the sea but sometimes move onto land, using its long arms to drag anything it catches into hidden depths. But what if one adapted to the woods, its tentacles camouflaged as vines and roots, waiting for the perfect moment to uncoil? From deep within the steamy Amazon rainforest near Kodajas, this footage emerged, revealing a gorgeous and mysterious creature that almost looks prehistoric. Imagine ancient indigenous tales from deep within the Amazon, shared by shamans around a flickering fire. These stories whisper of Plumafera, known as the feathered guardian of the canopy. It is said to be a rare spirit animal born during a powerful storm, when macaw feathers and the essence of a mighty jaguar were brought together by the gods. This creature is more than wildlife, as its iridescent feathers shift with the light, symbolizing a bridge between worlds that reacts to those who respect the forest. Whatever its true origin in the mythos, this beauty isn't something you hunt, it's something that chooses to reveal itself. Long, shadowy limbs unfold like nightmare stilts, a bulky body moving with deliberate, predatory grace through the undergrowth. It's low to the ground, but way too big for any normal critter. Could this shadowy walker be the legendary Jobafofi, the giant spider of Congo lore? This is far from an ordinary tarantula, as legends describe it as a true giant with a massive body and long, branch-like legs. Stories claim it can span 5 feet or 1.5 meters across, and possesses powerful fangs said to be powerful enough to overwhelm anything that gets too close. Jobafofi is said to be a guardian, or curse, of the deepest rainforest. In the mythos, encountering a Jobafofi is a test. Respect the jungle, tread lightly, and it might let you pass. This type of sighting connects closely to fairy folklore found across many cultures. It reflects stories of glowing, winged fairy women or nature spirits described as half-human and half-insect-like beings. In European folklore, especially within Celtic and British traditions, these beings are often known as the Sida, pronounced she. Later stories influenced by Victorian-era tales describe them as trooping fairies, pixies, or flower and plant fairies. The classic image is a tiny or small-statured woman with butterfly or dragonfly wings, glowing faintly, sometimes leaving a trail of sparkling dust. Older, pre-Victorian sources portray them less as cute and more as otherworldly and unpredictable. This clip captures a brief, hazy sighting in what appears to be a forested or wooded area, likely in Indonesia based on the account. The footage shows a large, quadrupedal creature moving across the frame amid trees and underbrush. It has a bulky, lion-like body covered in brownish fur or feathers, powerful hindquarters, a long tail, and prominent eagle-like wings partially spread or folded along its back. This strongly brings to mind the classic griffin, a legendary creature that combines the power of a lion with the majesty of an eagle. In legends dating back roughly 5,000 years ago, in regions like Mesopotamia, Persia, and ancient Egypt, the griffin already played an important role. Around 3,000 years ago, the creature was later adopted into Greek and Roman traditions as well. It is typically described with the body, tail, and hind legs of a lion, combined with the head, wings, and often the talons of an eagle. The diver from Australia was enjoying filming some small fish in the ocean when he saw a figure approaching from a distance. The water looks greenish due to the algae, but what happens next is pretty scary. Out of nowhere, a mermaid appears and swims to the surface of the ocean. Could it be that there are human-like creatures swimming around in our waters? The diver also says that he was shocked when he encountered the mermaid. However, some people in the comments say that it's probably a person in a costume, but this has never been officially proven. The creature actually looks like a mermaid, but whether it's a real one or not, we will unfortunately never find out. The Goatman is associated with claiming at least five lives, with sightings as recent as 2019. In Maryland, United States, this disturbing creature is suspected to be responsible for a series of unsettling deaths that have occurred on a haunted bridge. The chilling legend surrounding the Old Alton Bridge, locally known as Goatman's Bridge, tells of the presence of a figure that is half goat, half human. According to the legend, Goatman appears once you cross the bridge. Some claim it was a farmer who offered sacrifices of goats in exchange for satanic powers. Others believe it was the result of a failed experiment, while another version suggests that the creature was an abused circus freak seeking revenge. Regardless of the origin, the area of the railroad trestle where the bridge is located is considered the domain of the Goatman. A large, white, bird-like figure with outstretched wings moves low across the scene. Its pale, glowing body stands out clearly against the green foliage and hazy background. The form is graceful and ethereal, with long, trailing wings that give it an otherworldly presence as it moves through the trees before fading from view. This sighting closely matches phoenix mythology found across many cultures. The phoenix is known as a sacred, solitary firebird that represents renewal, immortality, and the cycle of rebirth. At the heart of the legend is ancient Egypt, where the Benu, a heron-like bird, was associated with the sun god Ra in the city of Heliopolis. The Benu represented creation, the rising sun, and eternal renewal, tied to the Nile's floods that brought life to the land. Variants include a white phoenix in some eastern interpretations. In Chinese mythology, the Fenghuang, often compared to the phoenix, is a benevolent bird symbolizing harmony, virtue, and imperial grace. Every now and then, a photo or video comes along on the internet that makes you wonder if it's real. This next photo made the rounds on social media, including Facebook. However, this strange little creature gave everyone who saw it an uneasy feeling that maybe it wasn't made up. This tiny creature was reportedly found when residents of the village of Jodhpur Bawadi in western Rajasthan, India, drew water from a well. To show how strange and small it was, a man posed with the strange creature. If we were to compare it to any other living creature, it does indeed look like a small human being. As you can see, the creature's hands are equipped with four fingers without a thumb. Some theories claim that it could be a deformed fetus of an animal, but the picture remains a great mystery to this day. What do you think this creature was? Let me know in the comments! In the following video, we see a dragon sitting on a tall tower. The person who captured this on camera said that he was able to get his camera out just in time to film the dragon and watch it fly away. Unfortunately, there's very little information available about the video. It seems that the cars and motorcycles on the street didn't notice the dragon either. We also couldn't find where this video was recorded, so it's up to you whether you believe this is a real dragon or not. The way the dragon flaps its wings looks pretty realistic, but it could have also been made by a talented person with a computer. Many of us know the Hobbits because of the Lord of the Rings movie, but have you ever wondered if Hobbits ever existed in real life? It may sound incredible, but in 2004, scientists found skeletons of tiny humans and assumed they lived on a remote island in Indonesia 18,000 years ago. They were tiny, no bigger than a three-year-old child, and they reportedly lived in caves in Asia and Australia. Scientists named them Homo florescensis because they found them on an island that bears the same name. But they were also named Hobbits because they resembled the creatures in the Lord of the Rings movies. Filmed from a low angle, this video shows a squat, humanoid figure perched motionless on the edge of a slanted roof. The creature has a large, rounded head with wide-set eyes and a wide mouth. Its skin appears smooth and pale green or yellow, giving it a slick, amphibian-like look. Elongated limbs, webbed or clawed hands and feet, and a hunched, bipedal posture make it resemble a frog-like figure as it crouches. The classic Loveland frog legend from near Cincinnati, Ohio describes a bipedal creature standing about four feet or 1.2 meters tall. It is said to have leathery or scaly skin, a frog-like face with bulging eyes and a wide mouth, webbed hands and feet, and the ability to walk upright. In Mexico and across Central and South America, similar beings appear in local folklore. They are often linked to water spirits or reptilian and amphibious humanoids said to live near rivers and lagoons. Some stories blend ancient Aztec or Maya influences, such as frog symbols connected to rain gods like Tlaloc, with modern urban legends. In October 2020, a hunter claimed to have captured a sonar image of the creature at Loch Ness, suggesting Nessie to be approximately 328 feet long. The sighting occurred at Invermoreston, where the water reaches a depth of 623 feet, halfway down the lake. Keep in mind that the lake's deepest point is 755 feet. The hunter speculated that there's something unidentified in Loch Ness, whether it be a large eel, sturgeon, or an unknown species of fish. In another incident, 12-year-old Charlotte Robinson from Leeds, UK, claimed to have seen the monster in August 2018. According to her account, she saw a creature with a hooked head and neck before it disappeared and reappeared elsewhere. Charlotte quickly took a photo with her mobile phone, capturing the moment when the creature surfaced again. Though it disappeared within a minute, the third significant sighting involved photos taken in 2018 by Shy Kelly, which she initially kept to herself out of fear of ridicule. However, with the ongoing search for the Loch Ness monster, Kelly decided to release the images. The photos show a serpent-like creature, with its body visible on the surface of the lake. Kelly and her husband were having lunch at the Doris Inn, and they noticed the unusual movements in the water. Although she couldn't capture the full length of the creature, she estimated that the visible parts together were less than 6 feet 7 inches long. The mermaid is a mythical creature that we all know from the Disney movie, The Little Mermaid. But if we're to believe some people, these creatures also exist in the real world. In the following video, we see a mermaid sitting on a rock somewhere in Israel. One of the reasons why people believe that mermaids really exist is because only 5% of the oceans have been explored. So, who knows what kind of creatures have not been discovered that make the oceans unsafe. Even Christopher Columbus is said to have encountered mermaids in 1493 off the coast of Haiti. In his diary, he described them as not as beautiful as they are described. And so, there are a lot of people who have reported sightings. Mermaids also look a bit like manatees from far away. So, who knows, people might have been mistaken and saw this animal, which would correspond with Columbus' claim. Or maybe mermaids really do exist. This video is said to be from a paranormal TV program in Mexico called EXN. At first glance, it looks like nothing out of the ordinary is happening. We see a number of people standing around doing a church service. But then, on the right side, we see a mysterious bright light in the crowd. It seems that no one else noticed this glowing figure, but it appears to be a guardian angel of the woman sitting in the chair. However, some people claim that the angel could only be seen on camera. Pretty mysterious if you ask me. Centaurs are creatures from Greek mythology that are portrayed as half man and half horse. Their head to torso is human, while the rest is that of a horse. According to mythology, centaurs were born from the relationship of centaurs and Hera. Centaurs then inhabited the dense forests of Thessalon. Depictions of centaurs are common in Greek sculptures and other works. Although it's never been proven that centaurs existed, it seems that the Greeks did believe this. But others say that if this was the case, they were probably wild horses. You may also have heard of Hercules, also known as the son of Zeus. In Greek mythology, it's said that he once killed a centaur. Do you believe centaurs existed? Let me know in the comments. In the following video, a team from Animal Planet went looking for mermaids. After hearing that people had observed them on the northeast coast of Greenland, they went to study the sea via a submarine. And at one point, they were shocked. As you can see, a strange creature swims up and puts its hands against the window of the submarine. The team of researchers who took these shots told their story in an Animal Planet documentary. According to them, there is a good chance that mermaids are real, but they can also look pretty scary. What we saw in the footage was definitely not a Disney mermaid either. So, as one of the men looks around, we see flippers that appear to be from a strange creature. Could this half-man, half-fish be a mermaid? Or could the footage have been tampered with? What do you think? Indigenous Australians have long shared stories of a deadly water spirit known as the Bunyip. This nocturnal creature is said to resemble a large seal-like dog, approximately 6 feet 7 inches. Approximately 6 feet 7 inches long with a dark, hairy coat. It resides in the banks of rivers and swampy areas, where it lays eggs in the nests of platypuses. Some stories depict this creature as feeding on crustaceans, while others suggest they prefer human children. The presence of large bones occasionally attributed to the Bunyip adds weight to its existence. A notable discovery took place in a cave near Wellington, New South Wales, in the early 1830s. The Diprotodon, occasionally confused with the Bunyip, had distinctive features. The name is derived from its two prominent front teeth, protruding from its robust skull. It became extinct about 10,000 years ago, and had inward-turning toes, earning it the endearing nickname Giant Wombat. It was the largest marsupial to have ever existed, towering over 6 feet 7 inches. Towering over 6 feet 7 inches at the shoulder and stretching 13 feet in length. Comparable in size to the Hippopotamus, the Diprotodon lived in small family herds. Do you think they're separate creatures, or do you think they're the same? Let me know in the comments. If the following video is to be believed, angels can also attend rock concerts. This band from San Diego is said to be known for singing and worshiping God. Not surprisingly, an angel was seen on stage during a concert in Cedar Falls, USA. The man who took the picture could not believe it, and first showed the picture to the person standing next to him. Looking at what place the angel was standing, it looked just like it belonged in the band. The man immediately ran up to the stage to show the program director, and he too claims that the photo was not photoshopped. This footage shows a nighttime fishing scene at Montaigne Lagoon. Something large and pale emerges from the dark water, appearing as a slippery, elongated form close to the surface. The boy reaches out to touch or grab it, but suddenly he's pulled forward into the water in a sudden, forceful moment. This type of encounter connects closely to Vietnamese water spirit legends. These stories describe beings that live in rivers, lagoons, and coastal areas, often showing protective, vengeful, or luring traits. There are legends of fish people, water ghosts, and even water entities such as evil river serpents. Stories warn against wandering near water after dark or disturbing unknown shapes, as they could be spirits enforcing natural order. It's 1920, and the last survivors of an expedition led by a Swiss geologist named Louis-Francois-Fernand-Hector Deleuze are reaching the banks of the Terra River between Venezuela and Colombia. In the distance, they see two never-before-seen creatures that resemble large apes. And not just any monkeys, but monkeys that walk on two legs. The apes went wild when they saw the group and threw feces at them. However, the group of men managed to catch one of the monkeys. After the violent encounter, they took home evidence of the new species of ape. The geologist placed the bipedal animal on a wooden box and took a picture of it. The creature would be about 5 feet, or 1.5 meters in length, with human-like teeth. But the strange thing is that this ape wouldn't have had a tail. What kind of creature do you think they encountered here? In the year 2010, in a small village in Monterrey, Mexico, a small creature was captured that looked like a dragon. Many people were witnesses when they saw something flying through the air. By the way, this place is known to be superstitious, and it's even said that they saw witches flying. But apparently in this village, they've also seen dragons. Although the video suggests that it may be CGI, others said that it's probably a species of bird. It could possibly be a related species to the Draco mendonensis, or the Draco lizard. After all, these two look very much like a dragon, only they're much smaller. If dragons never existed, then these little dragons do come close. And who knows, maybe there were bigger dragon species in the past. When we were children, we all definitely believed in fairies, especially after seeing the famous Disney movies. Also, our parents fooled us by saying there is a tooth fairy. But what if our lied to us, and a different fairy still exists? Here's a video showing something that looks like a fairy. However, there are those who think it's just an insect or dust. But if you look closely, you can see that it has a body and wings. This video is from 2007 and looks pretty believable. What do you guys think? Could there be real fairies on Earth? Let me know in the comments. This next video shows a nighttime farm or ranch scene illuminated by a bright, activated floodlight on a tall pole. In the foreground is a fenced enclosure with several white sheep huddled together. Two large herding dogs appear clearly frightened by something nearby. Leaning over the top rail of the wooden fence is a tall, dark, heavily built humanoid figure. It is covered in thick black or dark brown fur, with broad shoulders, long arms, and a conical shaped head. Is this a hungry Bigfoot? Bigfoot is the most well-known North American cryptid, a large, bipedal, hair-covered hominid reported across the continent. The Australian Yowie is a legendary creature, often considered to be the country's version of Bigfoot. It's believed to inhabit remote areas of the Australian Outback and other rural regions. Descriptions of the Yowie vary, but it's often depicted as a large, hairy, ape-like creature, measuring between 6 to 11 feet tall. Its feet are described as much larger than that of a human's, and alleged Yowie footprints exhibit a number of sh… The creature's nose is often described as broad and flat, with some reports mentioning bat-like ears. Reports of the Yowie's behavior also vary. Some describe it as timid or shy, while others claim it can be violent and aggressive. Deep in the forests of Springbrook, in the Gold Coast of Hinterland, numerous sightings of the Yowie have occurred. Experts using thermal detection technology have captured not one, but two Yowies, each measuring at least 9 feet tall. The sightings took place under the cover of darkness, amidst a rugged terrain. One particularly striking scene shows the creature bending over, providing a clearer view of its physical features, including the cone-shaped head. The werewolf is a mythological animal that mainly occurs in European folklore. According to legend, the werewolf is a human being who at full moon turns into a wolf, and then devours anyone it encounters in its path. In the following video, we are supposed to see a werewolf somewhere in Brazil, deep in the woods. According to the story, there would have been several sightings of werewolves, and so they decided to mount a camera. Unfortunately, the camera is made of a potato, so it's difficult to see, but it's clear that it's a large dark creature. But I found another video, in which a man walks his dog and suddenly meets a huge creature. No wonder why people believe there's werewolves. I mean, look at this huge creature. I really wouldn't want to come across that when I'm walking in the woods. If this is really a werewolf, I have no clue. What do you think? Here we see a descending angel, captured on a surveillance camera at a shopping mall in Indonesia. It's hard to believe, but we see an angel descending, only to eventually rise again and disappear. It is said that angels can take on different forms, and this video footage clearly shows that. Right after the angel is gone, a group of people come running to the scene to see what had just happened, but they were too late because the angel had already disappeared. The chupacabra is similar to vampires in that they also suck blood from their victims. The name comes from two Spanish words, chupar and cabra, meaning goat sucker. There are several stories circulating about the chupacabra, but most people say they were most likely small bears or dogs. Chupacabras were first reported in Puerto Rico in 1995, when farm animals such as goats and sheep inexplicably disappeared. Some witnesses claimed that the chupacabra could stand upright and that it looked like a kangaroo with red eyes, while others again said it might have been an alien. After sightings in Puerto Rico, the chupacabras were also observed in different parts of the world, such as Chile, Maine, Russia, and the Philippines. Believe it or not, but there are multiple reports of mermaids being spotted in the Philippines, and this next video could very well be real. According to the story, the mermaid is said to roam the waters of London Beach Resort in Gensen. A woman named Jovalyn Balinas took out her camera and managed to film the back of a mermaid with blonde-orange hair. In the video, you can hear people talking who are very shocked, but according to them, this would not be the first sighting of mermaid. The mythical creature would appear to go ashore when high waves were present. Some say the mermaids even swarmed the beach. Do you believe these people? These images depict a strange creature wandering through a suburb, as if searching for food. However, when a man emerges from his house, the creature startles and flees. Since then, the residents of where this was filmed have been terrified of a creature haunting their streets. But what is it? It's believed to be something called an aswang. The aswang is a prominent figure in Filipino folklore, known for its ability to shapeshift. According to Filipino folklore, the aswang is a malevolent, shapeshifting creature that shares traits with werewolves, vampires, and demons. The creature is often associated with the ability to create illusions, mimicking its victims and concealing its true nature. Additionally, it's said to possess the ability to change the appearance of other objects. Some theories suggest it may be derived from the asura, a demonic spirit from Hindu and Buddhist mythology. Can you picture looking out of your window and seeing this? Is it just us, or doesn't this look too cunning to be an animal or a bird? It has pale, wrinkled, grayish skin and a rounded head with large, dark eyes. Tiny or barely visible ears and a hunched posture give it an unsettling look, as it stays mostly still, facing slightly away from the camera. This footage connects closely to global folklore about shapeshifting witches. These stories describe magical figures who can change into animal-like forms to move unseen, observe others, or cause trouble under the cover of night. This video footage was taken with a phone, and its quality is very low. However, this video is considered one of the most credible moments an angel was captured on camera. It is said to have been recorded in a mosque in Azerbaijan. The angel was seen when a number of people were praying. Some people think it could be a spirit, or that it's just sunlight, but some people in the comments of the video agree that it was an angel. Also, the video would be from before the time when people edited videos. In the following video footage, we see a Chinese dragon that seems to fly upwards, and eventually disappears into the clouds. In the background, you can hear screams from some people, which makes the video quite believable. However, many people wondered why the dragon flew up. Others say that the video footage was edited, and the dragon was animated, but that still didn't explain why people sounded so surprised in the background. Could the dragons have traveled through a portal to another world? Or where do you think this Chinese dragon went? Chances are, if you watched Peter Pan as a child, you're already familiar with fairies, but apparently elves also exist in real life. If the following video is to be believed, this tiny human skeleton, with skull, spine, and ribs, was found in a falcon's nest. These little creatures called pixies are very popular in southwest England folklore. According to lore, they are elf-like spirits and troublemaking fairies. Usually like Tinkerbell, they are dressed in green, and you'll find them dancing happily under the light of the moon, to the tune of frogs and crickets. You might think that's as innocent as can be, but their favorite hobbies are scaring people and leading travelers down the wrong path. Even if you don't believe in these kinds of creatures, it still makes you wonder if this little skeleton is actually an elf. What do you think? The skunk ape, also known as Florida Bigfoot, is an ape-like creature said to inhabit the southern forests of the United States. A number of people claim to have seen this large hairy monster roaming the nearby forests several times. It's also said by many to have been one of the most credible sightings of a skunk ape. The creature is also said to love being around swamps. The skunk ape is also believed to be a cousin of Bigfoot, as it has many similarities and is very tall. This creature is especially popular in the southern United States, especially in Florida, and he is said to be sighted regularly. Some scientists believe that he really exists and that he lives in the forests there. Unfortunately, there has never been 100% proof of these claims, although there are several videos circulating of this monster, but skeptics say that this could also just be people who have dressed up. Yosemite Park holds a lot of secrets, including this creature that's trying to blend into the tree. The figure remains mostly still or moves subtly, peeking or standing in a way that makes it look unnaturally tall and thin against the natural backdrop. Yosemite and the surrounding Sierra Nevada range have a long history of reports involving strange beings seen in or emerging from the trees. It might also be too small to be a Bigfoot or Sasquatch. What would you do if you encountered this on your hike, investigate, or run away? In the Scottish Highlands, there's a large and deep lake called Loch Ness. It's said to be the in Scotland, in terms of volume, and has an area of 56 square kilometers. The water here is very cloudy, and there's been stories circulating for hundreds of years about a long-haired monster which is called Nessie by the locals. Nessie is said to have been captured on camera in 1934, and this picture is one of the reasons why people believe this mythical creature exists. There's also more things recorded near the lake that people think could have been Nessie. Also from this video in 2007 which claims that it's a Loch Ness monster. Scientists combed the entire lake, even with sonar technology, but the evidence that Nessie existed had never been officially proven. It could be that this monster really exists, but so far nothing's been found besides the stories and the video images. Despite this, the area is a very popular place for tourists with restaurants, souvenir shops, and even boat trips. The griffin is typically depicted as a composite creature with the body, tail, and hind legs of a lion, and the head and wings of an eagle. This mythical creature holds a significant place in mythology and symbolism. The origin of the griffin can be traced back to the ancient Middle Eastern and Mediterranean regions, with its presence spreading throughout Western Asia and Greece. It was often depicted as a decorative motif, and was associated with guarding treasures and invaluable possessions. Due to the lion's status as king of beasts and the eagle's status as king of birds, the griffin was considered particularly powerful and majestic. Here we see its majestic and gigantic wings taking up much of the skies it soars over the city. However, you don't have to reside in a skyscraper to see a real griffin. You can also pay a visit to the Saudi prince rumored to own one. A video shows a giant griffin, unmistakable for anything else, as the man pets its head. This video of two angels flying through the clouds in Boa Vista, a municipality in Brazil, went viral sometime in 2014. The fact that people managed to capture one angel on camera is already unique, but in this video, we see clearly two angels emerging from the clouds. However, some people believe that this was made with CGI. Unfortunately, we cannot find the original video of it, so we cannot verify this claim. But if these had been real angels, how cool that moment must have been for the man that captured this on camera. Goblins are mythical creatures, described as the opposite of fairies. Unlike fairies, who are beautiful and harmless, goblins would actually be very obnoxious. They're commonly known as troublemakers, but this is not the case in all cultures. In English literature, they're called hobgoblins. They're portrayed as friendly creatures. In the borderlands between England and Scotland, where they're known as red-capped goblins, they're believed to dye their hats red with human blood. In Japanese legends, they were also called tengu. Goblins take the form of an old man and a bird and are evil creatures. But in Korea, goblins are more like nature gods or spirits. When asked if goblins ever really existed, an answer is often given that they were possibly dwarves from the Middle Ages. In the following video, we see the head of a mermaid disappearing into the water. The video is said to have been shot at a small lake somewhere in Jamaica. When the creature comes out of the water, we see that it has long, dark hair. The person filming it is shocked, and as a result, the mermaid disappears under the water. According to the story, the mermaid swam against the current. But according to the person filming the event, the current would have been much too strong for someone to swim into. Could this have been a real mermaid swimming away here? What do you think? This man believes he has found a family of pixies in the UK, with the figures appearing very small, possibly hand-sized or even smaller. What would an entire society of mythological creatures look like? They look slightly translucent or shadowy, with hints of wings or delicate limbs that flicker in and out of view in the natural light. The video pans slowly, pointing out one there and a few up there, implying a group or family before cutting short. Pixies are among the most iconic small fairies of English folklore. They are typically described as small humanoids, often no taller than 12 inches or 30 centimeters. They are human-like in shape, but often have pointed ears and wild hair. Some are described with green skin or clothing that blends into nature, along with delicate, translucent wings, similar to those of dragonflies, butterflies, or moths. The Jersey Devil is a frightening myth that'll give you nightmares. Although he's only been captured on camera a few times, few people managed to prove his existence. This following video was taken by one Emily Martin when she was in Leeds Point, the birthplace of the Jersey Devil. According to legend, the Jersey Devil was born on a stormy night in 1735 near a wooded area of the town of Leeds Point in New Jersey, USA. However, there are several variations about his origin. Several sources claim that he's the result of a curse pronounced during the Revolutionary War on a girl who fell in love with a British soldier. The Jersey Devil's appearance is described as a winged creature with the head of a horse and two short front legs ending in hooves that frighten people when they hear his loud screeching. According to observations, it can reach a height of two meters and has glowing red eyes. The following video got millions of views on Facebook and other social media after people claimed to have found a dragon in a remote location. According to the video, the dragon is said to be in the city of Magsaysay in the Philippines, but other articles say it's in China or even Mexico or Yemen. So it's unknown exactly where this is, but we better ask ourselves, did this dragon just fall from the sky? Some people say it's a work of art created by an artist named Juan, but there are those who insist that dragons have really existed and that they could be alive even today. Not every place on earth has been explored, but I think because of the size of the dragon, we probably should have seen them if they're real. Do you believe in gnomes? You can say that they are just little people and there's nothing unusual about them because we also have people in real life who do not grow very big. But in this next video, someone apparently captured a real gnome on camera. The gnome appears to be straight out of a fairy tale. Yes, unfortunately the quality of the video was filmed with a crappy camera, but you can see someone very small and wearing unusual clothes. According to the video, the gnome supposedly came from the forest nearby and hides there more often. If you look closely, you can see that the little creature looks like a medieval wizard with a long hat and cloak. It's said that the main reason we never encounter these mysterious creatures is because they are good at hiding themselves. But this person managed to capture one on camera that may be proof of the existence of gnomes. This footage shows a grassy open field or meadow with tall grass and scattered trees in the background. A group of tall, upright figures moves across the scene in a loose formation. Each one appears to have a canine head on a humanoid body covered in shaggy grayish brown fur. This directly draws from the Cenocephali, a legendary race of dog-headed humanoids documented in ancient and medieval sources across multiple cultures. Greek historian Herodotus writing over 2,400 years ago and Ctesias in his work Indica describe them in regions like India or Libya and Ethiopia. They were said to be a tribe with dog-like heads who communicated by barking, lived by hunting, wore animal skins, and sometimes fought or traded with others. Pliny the Elder and Alien echoed this, locating them in Africa or India, noting their barking communication and beast-like nature while still possessing some human traits. Imagine this, you're walking through the forest when you see a bush almost being ripped out of the ground. A few moments later, a bear-like creature jumps out and runs away. This could be the duende, a mythological creature that appears in various forms of Iberian, Latin American, and Filipino folklore. They're associated with wild nature and are often mischievous with a malicious sense of humor. The creature can be seen as small household helpers. Although they may play pranks, they're generally not harmful. However, in Latin America, the term duende has a different meaning. It refers to small spirits, specifically the souls of fetuses and unbaptized babies. These duendes are described as persistent and nagging spirits, driven by hunger and desire. In Filipino folklore, it's associated with various creatures, including dwarves, elves, and spirits. A gnome is another mythical creature that appears in countless fairy tales, and is especially well known in European folklore. These creatures are known for their ability to make themselves invisible or keep themselves hidden from humans, so the chance that you capture one on camera is pretty small. Still, I found two videos in which it seems to have happened. Unfortunately, the camera quality is a bit jerky, but we can clearly see a gnome. Whether this is actually a gnome remains a mystery, but according to the old stories, there are small creatures living underground somewhere in the Middle East. Here's another video where its location is unknown, but if you look closely, you can see a gnome. Could gnomes exist, and have they been hiding themselves from people all these years? What do you think? Let me know in the comments. Now, angels are known to protect you, and if we are to believe the following footage from 2012, this is exactly what happened. The moment was also captured on a traffic camera. You can decide for yourself if this video is real or not, but we see an angel teleporting a man and saving his life. Now, many people are skeptical about this video footage. The man driving the truck panicked, and got out to see what had just happened. However, the angel and the man who had been saved had disappeared without a trace. Banshees are considered creatures that scream as a warning that someone will die. In some cases, a banshee may appear as a woman with a pale face. Other times, it's an old woman dressed in black with red eyes. Historians say the first story about banshees date back to the 8th century, where there was a tradition where women sang mourning songs for those who had died. They would accept alcohol as payment, which would make them cursed. Legend also says that in every family, there's a banshee who warns the members when someone's about to die. Two friends from Israel accidentally allegedly captured a mermaid on camera. They initially thought it was a seal that was wandering on the rocks. This, according to many people, is the most credible moment ever that a mermaid was filmed. The boys had immediately called the authorities, but after investigating, they could find no evidence. All they had was the video footage where the mermaid notices the boy, and then dives back into the water. To this day, it is still unclear what exactly the creature was. If this really is a mermaid, that would be pretty cool. But in fact, it's kind of scary too. The Greek island of Crete is said to be a place where monstrous mammoths and cyclops once roamed. Researchers have unearthed various fossils belonging to a species that can be interpreted as a colossal and terrifying beast. Compared to modern elephants, these monstrous mammals were colossal, measuring 15 feet in length with terrifying tusks reaching a staggering 4 foot 3 inches. With terrifying tusks reaching a staggering 4 foot 3 inches in length. The discovered fossils are estimated to be 8 to 9 million years old. A dramatic find by farmers in this region once revealed an enormous skull with what appears to be a single large eye socket in the middle of the forehead. Ancient Greeks were known to collect fossils like these and attribute tales of colossal monsters to them. The skeletal structure resembled that of a human, albeit on a much larger scale. It evoked thoughts of the cyclops, fierce and gigantic man-eating giants depicted in Greek mythology, known for their single all-seeing eye in the middle of their forehead. The newly discovered skull is estimated to be at least 3 million years old. You might be tempted to look at the swim meat, and so is this cryptid. Perched on a ledge, this small, hunched humanoid figure is roughly the size of a child or large monkey. It has pale, grayish skin, elongated limbs, a rounded head with large, dark eyes or eye sockets, and prominent, bat-like or pointed ears. The closest match in folklore is a chupacabra variant often described as small and hairless. It is said to look somewhat kangaroo-like or reptilian, with large ears and glowing red eyes. More traditional chupacabra stories are usually linked to mysterious livestock incidents in Latin America and the American Southwest. Do you believe dragons really existed? In almost every culture out there, there are variations of the existence of dragons. From America to Europe to Asia, everybody has depictions of dragons with all sorts of different names. One of their earliest mentions dates back to the ancient Sumerians and Greeks. Generally, dragons share common characteristics, such as a snake's body and a poisonous breath. Depending on the myth, dragons can either be evil or benign. They can offer protection, but they can also be the most dangerous creature you've ever encountered. In this next video, a person claims to have captured one on camera somewhere in Pennsylvania, USA. Although the video looks pretty believable, some people think it was just a bird. In the number one spot, we have probably one of the most credible sightings of a dragon captured on camera. This video footage has made many people think. The dragon flying over some mountains in China was reportedly observed in 2016. Although it's difficult to see, many people believe that this was a real dragon. Of course, there were also people who thought that the video footage was edited. But some people believe that because the video footage is from China, it would be possible that dragons exist there. It's also suggested that it might be a pterodactyl, a flying reptile that went extinct millions of years ago. Others say it may have been a promotional video for the series Game of Thrones. A werewolf is one of the most mythical creatures that exists in almost every culture. According to the stories, werewolves can look like normal people. But at night, especially when it's a full moon, they turn into creepy and dangerous bloodthirsty wolves. This next video footage is terrifying because someone caught a huge wolf hiding in the bushes. According to the man who had uploaded the video, this is a real werewolf and the creature regularly comes close to his house. So he decided to set up a camera and finally managed to capture it on camera. Take another good look at the creature. It seems to have a strong muscular body and glowing eyes. It might remind you a little of the werewolf we all know from fairy tales and legends. Maybe werewolves are real and even living among us. So be careful and definitely don't go to the forest at night, especially when it's a full moon. This man thought he was recording monkeys climbing around his property in Vietnam. Instead, this footage revives the legend of Vietnam's rock ape, a cryptid primate reported in the dense jungles of Vietnam, Laos, and parts of Borneo for centuries. Local folklore describes them as bipedal humanoids, seven feet or about two meters tall, muscular, and stocky, covered in reddish brown, gray, or black fur slash hair. They are known to live in remote highlands, mountainous areas, and border regions. These sightings often occur near rocks, cliffs, or caves, which is why U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam War referred to them as rock apes. The rock ape gained worldwide attention through U.S. military reports during the 1960s and 1970s. Soldiers on patrol, especially in the central highlands near the Ho Chi Minh Trail, shared strange encounters. They described seeing six-foot or 1.8 meter tall, hairy, bipedal figures watching from tree lines, sometimes appearing in small groups. While direct confrontations were rare, the sightings were unsettling enough for the soldiers to give them the nickname rock ape. Dire wolves along with woolly mammoths roamed the Americas not too long ago. If you had wandered through the Americas in the Ice Age between 125,000 and 10,000 years ago, the terrifying howls of these wolves would have deafened you. These mighty beasts left their Bolivia, with elevations from sea level to as high as 7,400 feet. Canis duris, as they're scientifically known, surpassed their gray wolf counterparts from the Pleistocene epoch, both in size and stature. With an estimated average weight of 132 pounds, dire wolves had powerful jaws with an impressive first molar, specifically shaped to enhance their biting power. Unlike their swifter relatives, they relied on their endurance and formidable jaws. This distinctive trait had led to the popular perception of dire wolves roaming in packs in prehistoric environments, collaborating to survive. The remains of some dire wolves discovered show evidence of grievous injuries that would have severely debilitated these animals. However, signs of healing suggest that these creatures possessed a social support system, enabling them to endure and overcome their injuries. Mothman is a humanoid creature with huge wings that's known to fly and hunt, mainly at night. The myth comes from the town of Point Pleasant from somewhere in the American state of West Virginia. Here, Mothman is said to have been observed several times between 1966 and 1967. The very first sighting would come from two people who saw a large creature with red eyes standing in the middle of the road. Another sighting happened at the Silver Bridge in Point Pleasant in December 1967. Just before the bridge collapsed, hundreds of people would have seen Mothman. In 2016, the Mothman would have been captured on camera again. This time, there were several pictures taken, by a man who prefers to remain anonymous. The bizarre thing about the pictures is that they are authentic, and to this day, it remains a big mystery. The Mothman has even become so famous that it got its own statue. The quality of this video is not very good, but according to many people, this is one of the most credible angel sightings ever captured on camera. The angel was seen at the Great Mosque in Mecca. In the video, we see the angel descending to the top of the Kaaba. It is thought that the angel showed up because there were many people praying at the time. The angel is said to have been seen for several seconds before finally disappearing again. Wendigos are described by the Indians of the United States and Canada as giants, which are many times larger than humans. Wendigos are also known to feed on the flesh of their victims. The Wendigo is probably one of the most famous mythical creatures that are also used in many movies. They are evil spirits that are usually associated with winter, cold, and starvation. Some people believe that they really exist, and that they're hiding somewhere in the deep forest. Consequently, there are several videos on the internet in which we hear a so-called Wendigo screaming. According to legends, one can know that the Wendigo is nearby when there's a nasty smell in the air, and you suddenly feel chills. What do you think? Could mythical creatures have really existed, or still exist? Let me know in the comments. June 1st, 2013 marks the date when the Chupacabra, a presumed mythical creature, was captured. A smoking ban at the Prince George's Hospital Center led people to venture into the woods to smoke. They or a group encountered the creature and had no idea what they were seeing. They were amazed by its long tail and pointed, elongated ears, so they captured it briefly before releasing it back into the woods. The Chupacabra is a legendary creature from Latin American folklore. It's said to inhabit parts of Puerto Rico, Mexico, and the United States. Descriptions of the Chupacabra vary, but it's often depicted as a reptilian creature with spikes or spines running along its back. The creature's also often depicted as walking on its hind legs, resembling a bipedal creature, although some reports suggest it moves on all fours. Additionally, it's also associated with a strong and pungent odor, and sometimes emits a hissing sound. The legend of the Chupacabra stems from reports of farm animals and pets being found with their blood drained. It's Which mythical creature do you believe actually exists? Let me know in the comments. If you liked the video, give it a thumbs up. If you want to see more videos we've made, click one on the screen or take a look at the channel. Thanks for watching and I'll see you next time.