Few cryptids are better known than Bigfoot, and we know where he's going to be at the beginning of next month. Bethesda has teased the arrival of Bigfoot in the next season of Fallout 76 with a teaser ...

Ahead of its release in March 2026, Fallout 76 confirms one of the features coming alongside its Season 24 update, and fans have been waiting for it.

More tellingly, games with the word "factory" in their summary have gone up 325%, because we sure do love a management sim on PC, while "adult" went up 314%. The keywords "expand" and "shop" have also ...

Wendigoon tells Producer Joey to watch out for the "Goat man" of Beltsville, reveals where he got his storytelling ability ...

In the 1980s, a debate simmered in small circles over whether coyotes actually lived on Cape Cod. Reported sightings were ...

Oh, I should note: There's a legged, mouthless egg-being. In addition to satisfying the food cravings of more mundane forest critters like crows, toads, and sandwich-hungry raccoons, Creature Kitchen ...

Cryptids are often discussed individually, but direct comparison reveals sharp differences in credibility. The video organizes well-known cryptids into tiers based on reported sightings, behavioral ...

A river that flows in Pennsylvania is one of the oldest around, so it stands to reason that massive prehistoric beasts once waded in its waters. However, there's another best of legend that's said to ...

An historic Loch Ness Monster hunting camera is now as good as new after being restored by 'The Repair Shop' team - despite ...

ST. LOUIS — Legend has it that something mysterious has been lurking around Clementine’s Ice Cream…and it’s launching today! The new Cryptids Collection has been unveiled and is in stores now.

Legend has it a fearsome beast roams the Pine Barrens, a beast with a horned head and goat hooves. Its screams are enough to make one’s blood run cold. It’s said to attack unsuspecting campers. It is ...

The authors of "Unnatural Ohio: A History of Buckeye Cryptids, Legends and Other Mysteries" will discuss their book at 6 p.m. Sept. 25 at the Hayes Presidential Library & Museums. Kevin Moore, curator ...