Cryptid Wiki
Don't have an account?
Register
Register
Cryptid Wiki
Cryptid Wiki
1,732
pages
in: Humanoids, Hairy Humanoids, Flying and Gliding,
and 14 more
English

Changes: Ahool

Back to page
Sign in to edit
(Capitalization errors.)
Tags: Visual edit apiedit
(Adding categories)
 
(59 intermediate revisions by 32 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
−
[[File:Ahool.jpg|thumb|288px|A full grown male Ahool descending on a jungle explorer in the high mountain jungles of Java. Height: 10 feet; Wingspan: 28 feet.]]
 +
[[File:Ahool.jpg|thumb|288px|A full grown male Ahool descending on a jungle explorer in the high mountain jungles of Java. Height: 10 feet (3 m); Wingspan: 28 feet (8.5 m).]]
  +
[[File:Giant Bat .jpg|thumb|'''Art of the Ahool from the canceled kickstarter project [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2056142477/cryptids-the-combat-game-of-hidden-creatures/ CRYPTIDS: A Combat Card & Dice Game]'''|alt=]]
⚫
The''' Ahool''' (Pterapus boomus) or the''' Athol''' is a winged cryptid. Some portrayed the creature as a giant bat, while others claim it is flying primate. It was first reported by Dr. Ernest Bartels in 1925. It is said to live in the deepest parts of the jungles of '''[[::Category:Indonesia|Java]]''', and can be found across most of Indonesia. Sub-species can be found on the nearby island of New Guinea in the form of the [[Ropen]], a cousin to the Ahool, it has a long snout, large wings and a long thin crest made raised hair. It has a chimp's /[[Giant Bats|bat's ]] face, large dark eyes, Red skinned wings, large claws on its forearms, and is covered in grey fur. It is said to have a wingspan of 12 feet, or 3 meters. That is twice the size of the largest bat known to man, the flying fox. Although it mainly eats fish, it will occasionally attack humans. One scientist theorized that the creature may be related to another cryptid, the [[Kongamato]]. But its description describes more of a bat-like creature than a reptile-like one. So it may be more related to [[Orang Bati]].
  
  +
The''' Ahool''' or the''' Athol''' is a winged cryptid. Some portray the creature as a giant bat while others claim it is a flying [[:Category:Primates|primate]]. The name Ahool comes from its loud distinct cry, "ahool!"
  +
==Description==
  ⚫
It is said to live in the deepest parts of the jungles of [[:Category:Indonesia|Java]], and can be found across most of Indonesia. Sub-species can be found on the nearby island of New Guinea in the form of the [[Ropen]], a presumed cousin to the Ahool. The Ropen has a long snout, large wings and a long thin crest. The Ahool though, has a distinct face that has features of both a chimpanzee's and a [[Giant Bats|bat's]], large dark eyes, red skinned wings, large claws on its forearms, and is covered in grey fur. It is said to have a wingspan of 18 to 28 feet, or 6 to 9 meters. That is 3 to 4.5 times the size of the largest bat known to man, the flying fox. Although it mainly eats local fauna, such as large fish, it will, opportunistically, occasionally attack humans. Most likely because the creature/animal is extremely territorial and an opportunist, meaning it will attack larger prey when the conditions present themselves. One scientist theorized that the creature may be related to another cryptid, the [[Kongamato]]. However, it's described as more of a bat-like creature than a reptile-like one. It may be closely related to the [[Orang Bati]].
  +
==Sightings==
  +
In 1925, naturalist Dr. Ernest Bartels, son of noted ornithologist M.E.G. Bartels, was exploring a waterfall on the slopes of the Salek Mountains when a giant unknown bat, the Ahool, flew directly over his head.
   
  +
In 1927, around 11:30 pm, Dr. Ernest Bartels encountered the Ahool again. Bartels was laying in bed, inside his thatched house close to the Tjidjenkol River in western Java, listening to the sounds of the jungle. Bartels suddenly heard a very different sound coming from almost directly over his hut, this loud and clear cry seemed to utter "A Hool!"
−
Height: 4'6 feet
  
   
  ⚫
== In Popular Media ==
−
Wingspan: 12 feet
  
   
  ⚫
* The Ahool was a cryptid shown in [[Freak Encounters]].
−
Female Ahools are very social, while the males live on their own, living in groups the females and their young remain together until the young are fully mature and capable to breed. Ahools are creatures, feeding on a large range of food sources, but will consume large amounts of flesh as they are very successful predators, preying on a range of large animals ranging from small cats to full grown humans. Ahools allegedly hunt their prey by upside-down stalking throughout the forest as the creature's large size proved to be easily noticeable if it were to stalk from the skies. The stalking usually lasted for about several minutes before the Ahool drops down from the treetops to its victim, jaws open wide, and "engulf" their victim with their large wings while delivering a fatal bite with their massive fangs to the victim's neck, cracking the spine and usually kills the victim instantly (Similar to the leopard's method of killing). Some believe that an Ahool is actually a giant owl or bat.
  
  +
* An ahool appears in ''Discount Armageddon'', the first book of the ''[[InCryptid]]'' series, where one living in Manhattan is caught in a trap and killed.
−  
⚫
== In popular culture ==
  
⚫
The Ahool was a cryptid shown in [[Freak Encounters]].
  
 
==Gallery==
  
==Gallery==
−
<gallery>
 +
<gallery navigation="true">
−
Adventure_a_week_ahool_by_prodigyduck-d5ugq2d.png|A drawing of the full body.
  
 
Gigabat.png|An Ahool in Scribblenauts
  
Gigabat.png|An Ahool in Scribblenauts
  +
Ahool illustration by nookin-d5g8kj4.png
−
Ahoooooool.jpg
  
−
ahool_illustration_by_nookin-d5g8kj4.png
  
 
Image-1420304557.jpg
  
Image-1420304557.jpg
  +
Screenshot 2017-01-13 at 9.16.07 AM.png|The size of an Ahool compared to the average Flying Fox
−  
  +
6E7D38C3-5F88-43A1-86F0-097B2D514908.jpeg|link=Ahool|Ahool
  +
147fc9a505b6f661584a130e2a23fa5b.jpg|art of an ahool
  +
File:PteraNull.png|The Ahool might be a living pterosaur like this one
 
</gallery>
  
</gallery>
   
 
==See Also==
  
==See Also==
−  
 
*[[Orang Bati]], another flying cryptid from [[Indonesian|Indonesia]].
  
*[[Orang Bati]], another flying cryptid from [[Indonesian|Indonesia]].
  +
  +
== Sources and links for researchers ==
  +
https://mysteriousuniverse.org/2015/11/mothman-spotted-in-argentina-and-ahool-seen-in-portugal/
  +
  +
http://www.unknownexplorers.com/ahool.php
  +
  +
http://cryptozoo-oscity.blogspot.com/2010/05/ahool-howling-giant-bat-of-java.html
  +
  +
http://karlshuker.blogspot.com/2018/07/the-ahool-and-olitiau-giant-mystery.html
  +
  +
https://sasquatchchronicles.com/the-crypto-files-the-ahool/
   
 
[[id:Ahool]]
  
[[id:Ahool]]
 
[[Category:Humanoids]]
  
[[Category:Humanoids]]
 
[[Category:Hairy Humanoids]]
  
[[Category:Hairy Humanoids]]
−
[[Category:Flying things]]
 +
[[Category:Flying and Gliding]]
 
[[Category:Giant Bat]]
  
[[Category:Giant Bat]]
 
[[Category:Giant cryptid]]
  
[[Category:Giant cryptid]]
Line 36: Line 50:
 
[[Category:Bats]]
  
[[Category:Bats]]
 
[[Category:Indonesia]]
  
[[Category:Indonesia]]
  +
[[Category:Dinosaurs and Pterosaurs]]
  +
[[Category:Reptile]]
  +
{{CryptidsNavBox}}
  +
[[Category:Winged Cryptids]]
  +
[[Category:Cryptid wiki]]
  +
[[Category:Flying humanoids]]
  +
[[Category:Southeast Asia]]

Latest revision as of 12:39, 25 May 2023

Ahool

A full grown male Ahool descending on a jungle explorer in the high mountain jungles of Java. Height: 10 feet (3 m); Wingspan: 28 feet (8.5 m).

Giant Bat

Art of the Ahool from the canceled kickstarter project CRYPTIDS: A Combat Card & Dice Game

The Ahool or the Athol is a winged cryptid. Some portray the creature as a giant bat while others claim it is a flying primate. The name Ahool comes from its loud distinct cry, "ahool!"

Description

It is said to live in the deepest parts of the jungles of Java, and can be found across most of Indonesia. Sub-species can be found on the nearby island of New Guinea in the form of the Ropen, a presumed cousin to the Ahool. The Ropen has a long snout, large wings and a long thin crest. The Ahool though, has a distinct face that has features of both a chimpanzee's and a bat's, large dark eyes, red skinned wings, large claws on its forearms, and is covered in grey fur. It is said to have a wingspan of 18 to 28 feet, or 6 to 9 meters. That is 3 to 4.5 times the size of the largest bat known to man, the flying fox. Although it mainly eats local fauna, such as large fish, it will, opportunistically, occasionally attack humans. Most likely because the creature/animal is extremely territorial and an opportunist, meaning it will attack larger prey when the conditions present themselves. One scientist theorized that the creature may be related to another cryptid, the Kongamato. However, it's described as more of a bat-like creature than a reptile-like one. It may be closely related to the Orang Bati.

Sightings

In 1925, naturalist Dr. Ernest Bartels, son of noted ornithologist M.E.G. Bartels, was exploring a waterfall on the slopes of the Salek Mountains when a giant unknown bat, the Ahool, flew directly over his head.

In 1927, around 11:30 pm, Dr. Ernest Bartels encountered the Ahool again. Bartels was laying in bed, inside his thatched house close to the Tjidjenkol River in western Java, listening to the sounds of the jungle. Bartels suddenly heard a very different sound coming from almost directly over his hut, this loud and clear cry seemed to utter "A Hool!"

In Popular Media

  • The Ahool was a cryptid shown in Freak Encounters.
  • An ahool appears in Discount Armageddon, the first book of the InCryptid series, where one living in Manhattan is caught in a trap and killed.

Gallery

See Also

Sources and links for researchers

https://mysteriousuniverse.org/2015/11/mothman-spotted-in-argentina-and-ahool-seen-in-portugal/

http://www.unknownexplorers.com/ahool.php

http://cryptozoo-oscity.blogspot.com/2010/05/ahool-howling-giant-bat-of-java.html

http://karlshuker.blogspot.com/2018/07/the-ahool-and-olitiau-giant-mystery.html

https://sasquatchchronicles.com/the-crypto-files-the-ahool/

A
A-Mi-Kuk • Á Bao A Qu • Aatxe • Abada • Abaia • Abarimon • Abath • Abatwa • Abbagoochie • Aberdeen Carcass • Abnauayu • Abominable Swamp Slob • Abura Akago • Abura Sumashi • Abyssal Rainbow Gar • Achiyalabopa • Achlis • Adam-ayu • Adam-Dzhapais • Adar Llwch Gwin • Adaro • Adjule • Adlet • Adze • Aepyornis • Afanc • Afonya • African Peacock(confirmed) • Agogwe • Agrios Anthropos • Agta • Ah-Een-Meelow • Ahizotoul • Ahool • Ahuitzotl • Aiatar • Aidakhar • Air Rods • Aitvaras • Akamataa • Akaname • Akateko • Akerbeltz • Akhlut • Akkorokamui • Akshayavat • Akuchu • Alaskan Giant Polar Bear • Albatwitch • Alderney Yellow Light • Alicanto • Alien Big Cats • Alien Bigfoot • Alien Cosmonaut • Alien Octopoids • Alien Spores • Aliens • Alkali Lake Monster • Allegewi • Allier River Monster • Almas • Alovot • Altamaha-ha • Alula Whale • Amabie • Amali • Amarok • Ambize • Amemasu • Ameranthropoides loys • American Hyena • American Lions • Amomongo • Amphisbaena • Andaman Wood Owl • Andean Wolf • Angeoa • Anjing Ajak • Antmen • Aoyin • Appalachian Chupacabra • Arabian Flying Snakes • Araǵanaqlta’a • Arboreal Abomination • Arica Monster • Arizona Jaguar • Arkansas Gowrow • Arre River Monster • Artrellia • Arzamassian Monster • Ashuaps • Asian Mermaids (Matsyāṅganā and Ningyo) • Aswang • Ataka Carcass • Atlas Bear • Atmospheric Beasts • Atmospheric Jellyfish • Auli • Ausso One • Australian Enigma • Australian raptor • Avagrah • Avians • Axex • Ayia Napa sea monster • Az-I-Wu-Gum-Ki-Mukh-'Ti • Aziza

B
Babi Ngepet • Badajoz UFO Creature • Bagge’s Black Bird • Bahamut • Bai-Xiong • Bakanga • Bakunawa • Ban-Manush • Banaspati • Banshee • Banyoles Monster • Bar Juchne • Baraboo Platypus • Barbegazi • Bare-Fronted Hoodwink(hoax) • Barghest • Barguest • Barmanu • Barmouth Monster • Barnacle Tree • Basajaun • Basan • Basilisk • Basilosaurus • Bassigator • Bat Beast of Kent • Batsquatch • Batutut • Beaman • Bear Dogs • Bear Lake Monster • Beast of Bears • Beast of Bevendean • Beast of Bodmin Moor • Beast of Brassknocker Hill • Beast of Bray Road • Beast of Busco • Beast of Dartmoor • Beast of Dean • Beast of Gevaudan • Beast of Sherman • Beast Of Tenby • Beast of the Land Between the Lakes • Beast of Tunbridge Wells • Beaver eater • Beaver Run Snow Gator • Beebe's Abyssal Fishes • Behemoth • Belarussian Shore Muddler • Belorussian Sky Squid • Bennu Bird • Berbalang • Bergkonge • Bergman's Bear • Bermuda Beast • Bermuda Blob • Bessie • Bhoot • Bhootbilli • BiBi • Big Bird • Bigfoot • Bili Ape • Billdad • Biosbardo • Bird Beast of Var • Bitatawa • Black Beast of Exmoor • Black Demon • Black Eyed Children • Black Shuck • Black Demon • Black Stick Men • Blemmyes • Bloop • Blue Crow • Blue Headed Black Bear • Blue Mountains Panther • Bo • Bobo • Boggy Creek Monster • Bohun Upas • Bonnacon • Boqs • Boraro • Borneo's Giant Snakes • Bosh • Boston Bahumagosh • Boston Lemur • Bothrodon pridii • Bownessie • Brazilian Alien Corpse • Brazilian Monkey-Trap Tree • Brosno Dragon • Brownie • Broxa Chupacabra • Bu-Rin • Buffalo Lion • Bugbear • Buggane • Bukavac • Bukit Timah Monkey Man • Bunnyman • Bunyip • Burach Bhadi • Buratsche-Al-Llgs • Burrunjor • Butterfly People

C
Cactus Cat(hoax) • Cadborosaurus willsi • Cafre • Calopus • Calygreyhound • Camahueto • Cameleopard • Cameron Lake Monster • Canadian and Cuban Albino Shark • Canadian Chupacabra • Canvey Island Monster • Cape Sable Serpent • Capelobo • Cardiff Giant(hoax) • Carnivorous Tree • Cassie • Cat-Fox • Ccoa • Cehehe • Centaurs . Cerro Azul Monster • Champ • Changshe • Cherufe • Chessie • Chhattisgarh Spacemen • Chickcharney • Chilean Air Rod • Chilean Blob • Chilihueque • Chisaku • Chiye-Tanka • Chuchunya • Chupacabra • Cigau • Ciguapas • Cipactli • Classic Dragons (Non-Western Cultures) • Classic Dragons (Western Cultures) • Cocollona • Cole Hollow Road Monster • Colin's Mega Snake • Colossal Claude • Conakry Monster • Con Rit • Conakry Monster • Cooncat • Coonigator • Corfu Island Creature • Cosmic Tree • Cow-Eating Tree • Crawfordsville Monster • Crazy Critter of Bald Mountain • Creatures of the Deep Sea • Cressie • Crocodile Frog • Crocodingo(hoax) • Crocotta • Cuchivilu • Cumberland Dragon • Cumberland Spaceman (Solway Firth Spaceman) • Cussac Aliens • Cuélebre • Cyclops Shark(explanation) • Cynocephali

D
Dahag • Dahu • Dalby Spook • Dard • Dark Faerie • Das-Adder • Deer Women • Demons • Deridder Roadkill • Devil Bird • Devil Creature of Son Doong Cave • Devil Monkeys • Devil's Lake Monster • Devouring Gourd • Dewayo • Dewey Lake Monster • Dey Loy's Ape • DiJiang • Dingbat • Dingbelle • Dingonek • Diplocaulus • Dirawong • Disco Demon • Dobhar-chu • Dodo • Dogigator(hoax) • Dominican Macaw • Domsten Blobs • Donestre • Donkey Lady of San Antonio • Doppelgänger • Dover Demon • Dragon • Dragons • Drekavac • Drop Bear • Du • Dublin Lake Monster • Dundas island blackfly • Dunk Island Carcass • Duphon • Dutch Flying Jellyfish • Dwarves

E
Each-uisge • Eachy • Eastern Cougar • Easthaven Sea Serpent • Ebu Gogo • El Cadejo • El Cuero • El Yunque Chupacabra • Elephant Humanoid • Elmendorf Beast • Eloko • Elwetritsch • Emela-Ntouka • Encantado • Enfield Horror • Enkidu • Ennedi Tiger • Euroa Beast • European Wildman.

F
Fear Liath Moor • Fearsome Critters • Feathered Serpent • Fei Lian • Feishu • Feiyi • Felixstowe Fire Demon • Fern Flower • Fifty Foot Congo Snake • Fiji Mermaid(hoax) • Fish-man of Liérganes • Fiskerton Phantom • Five-Striped Abyss Fish • Flashlight Frog • Flathead Lake Monster • Flatwoods beast • Flatwoods Monster • Flying Head • Flying Rays • Flæðarmús • Folly Beach Monster • Fotsiaondre • Four Mile Globster • Frank Shaw's Gargoyle • Freshwater Monkey • Fresno Nightcrawler • Fsti Capcaki • Fu Lion Dogs • Fur-Bearing Trout • Futakuchi-Onna • Fuzhu

G
Gajah Mina • Galley-Trot • Gambo • Ganges Giant Blue Eel • Gargouille • Garson Invaders • Garta • Gashadokuro • Gator Man • Gazeka • Gbahali • Genderuwo • Genoskwa • Gensou Hyouhon Hakubutsukan • Georgia Raptor • Germakochi • Ghilan • Ghillie Dhu • Ghost Camel • Ghost Deer • Ghostly Scarecrow of Chiang Rai • Ghoul • Giant Acorn Worm • Giant Anaconda • Giant Bats • Giant Bushbaby • Giant Canadian Spiderbat • Giant Catfish • Giant Chinese Bamboo Rat • Giant Dragonfish • Giant Goldfish • Giant Grasshoppers(hoax) • Giant Indian Bipedal Lizards • Giant Jellyfish • Giant of Castelnau • Giant Pythons • Giant Rat • Giant Rooster • Giant Scuttles • Giant Snake of Mt. Tsurugi • Giant Space Brains of Palos Verdes • Giant Squid(confirmed) • Giant Tongan Skink • Giant Triops • Giants • Gigantopithecus • Giglioli's Whale • Gippsland Phantom Cat • Girona Gremlin • Girt Dog of Ennerdale • Gitmo Bird • Gizotso • Glacier Island Carcass • Globsters and Blobs • Gloucester Sea Serpent • Glyptodon • Goatman • Goayr Heddagh • Goblins • Goeldi's Marmosets • Gog-Magog • Golden Moon Bear • Goliath Frog • Grassman • Great Auk • Gremlin • Grey Aliens • Griffins • Griggstown Cow • Grindylow • Grootslang • Grotte Cosquer Animal • Gruagach • Grunch Road Monster • Gryttie • Guadeloupe Parrot • Gudiao • Gugwe • Gulon • Gumberoo • Gunni • Gurumapa • Gyochu • Ghosts

H
Haiit • Haimushi • Haishaku • Hakawai • Halibut Mother • Hamai Beast • Harikikigaki • Hatuibwari • Hawaiian Monk Seal • Hebrides Blob • Helena Manatee • Hellhounds • Herensuge • Hibagon • High-Finned Sperm Whale • Hinosha • Hippocerf • Hippogriff • Hippoturtleox • Hishaku • History of El Chupacabra • Hoan Kiem Turtle(confirmed) • Hook Island Sea Monster(hoax) • Hizo no Kasamushi • Hizo no Kesshaku • Hizo no Mushi • HMS Daedalus Serpent • Hogzilla(confirmed) • Hollingworth Lake Monster • Homo Gardarensis • Homunculus • Honey Island Swamp Monster • Hoop Snake • Hopkinsville Goblins • Horned Demon Cat • Hotheaded Naked Ice Borer • Hrökkáll • Huallepen • Huan Cat • Huay Chivo • Hudson River Monster • Hungry Grass • Hvcko Capko • Hyampom Hog Bear • Hydrarchos(hoax) • Hō-ō

I
Iemisch • ‘Ifrit • Igopogo • Iliamna Lake Monster • Imap Umassoursua • Indonesian Coelacanth(confirmed) • Indrid Cold • Ine Weu and Poti Wolo • Inkanyamba • Intulo • Iranian Toothed Bird • Issie • Itzcuintlipotzotli • Ivory-billed woodpecker

J
J'ba FoFi • Jackalope • Jacko • Jaculus • Jake the Alligator Man • Jamaican Macaw • Jann • Japanese Wolf • Javanese Wolf • Jellyfish Anomaly of Petrosavodsk • Jenglot • Jersey Devil • Jiao • Jie • Jimeng • Jimmy Squarefoot • Jinmenju • Jinn • Jinshaku • Jinshin-Mushi • Jumpin' Yuccy • Junjudee

K
Kabagon • Kabandha • Kagemushi • Kaiaimunu • Kaijin • Kakuran no Mushi • Kalanoro • Kameshaku • Kami • Kanmushi • Kansas City Winged Demon • Kanshaku • Kap-Dwa • Kappa • Kapre • Karkadann • Kasa-Obake • Kasai rex • Kataw • Kawuk • Kayeri • Kek Tung • Kellas Cat • Kelpie • Khaiyr Beast • Kidoky • Kiidk'yaas • Kikiyaon • Kinderhook Blob • Kingstie • Kitsune . Kinnula Humanoid • Kirin • Kishaku • Kiukan • Knucker • Kodama • Kofu Fanged Humanoids • Koguhpuk • Kon Tiki Creatures • Kongamato • Koolakamba • Kor • Koseu • Koshi no Mushi • Koskolteras Rhombopterix • Kraken • Kting Voar • Kumi Lizard • Kushtaka • Kussie

L
Labynkyr Monster • Lac Wood Screecher • Lagarfljot Worm • Lake Erie Chomper • Lake Elsinore Monster • Lake George Monster • Lake Herrington Monster • Lake Monsters • Lake Norman Monster • Lake Ontario Serpents • Lake St. Clair Serpent • Lake Tianchi Monster • Lake Utopia Monster • Lake Van Monster • Lake Worth Monster • Lamb of Tartary • Lambton Worm • Large Antarctic Sea Mammal • Lariosauro • Lau • Lautoka Dwarves • Lavellan • Laysan Fan Palm • Le Loyon • Lechuza • Leelanau Lake Monster • Lembuswana • Leprechaun • Leshy • Leviathan • Leyak • Lightning Bird • Lili • Lindworm • Living Dinosaurs in Australia • Lizard man • Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp • Lizzie • Llamhigyn Y Dwr • Loberno • Loch Awe Monster • Loch Ness Monster • Loch Oich Monster • Lockridge Monster • Lone Pine Mountain Devil • LongZhi • Long-Necked Seal • Lou Carcolh • Lough Foyle monster • Louisiana Thunderbird • Loveland Frogmen • Lusca • Luting Fish • Lynx

M
M'kuoo M'bemboo • Macanci • MacFarlane's Bear • The Madagascar Tree • Magician's Monster • Mahamba • Makara • Malagasy Lion • Malawi Terror Beast • Mali • Malpelo Monster • Maltese Tiger • Mamba Mutu • Mambabarang • Mamlambo • Manaia and Hei-tiki • Man-Eating Lotus of Nubia • Manaia and Hei-tiki • Manananggal • Manaus Pterosaur • Mande Barung • Mandrake • Maned American Lion • Mangarsahoc • Manhattan Monster • Manipogo • Manitou • Manman Duck • Manman Otter • Mann Hill Island Carcass • Mannegishi • Manta-Man • Mantahungal • Manticore • Mantis Man • Mapinguari • Marcupo • Maricoxi • Marine Lion • Marked Hominids • Marozi • Martinique Parrot • Maryland Goatman • Masterton Monster • Matagi Carcasses • Matah Kagmi • Mathews Range Starling • Matlox • Matorepo Wera (Green Swamp Demon) • Maumee River Monster • Mayan Mummy • Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu • Mbói Tu'i • Mecheny • Medford Shmoos • Megalania • Megalodon • Megatherium • Melbourne-Hobart Carcass • Melon Heads • Memphré • Men in Black • Menehune • Mentigi Monster • Mermaids • Merman • Mesonychids • Messie • Metal Man • Metepec Creature • Mexican Alien Remains(hoax) • Mexican Flying Horse • Mexican Pet • Miami Beach Scorpion • Michelin Men • Michigan Dogman • Micro-Mermaid • Migas • Mihirung Paringmal • Mike The Headless Chicken • Mimi (folklore) • Minhocão • Miniwashitu • Minnesota Dog-Man • Minnesota Iceman • Minogame • Miraj • Miramar Toxodont • Mirygdy • Mitla • Mngwa • Moa • Moddey Dhoo • Moehau • Mogollon Monster • Moha Moha • Mokèlé-mbèmbé • Moly • Momo • Mongitore's Monstrous Fish • Mongolian Death Worm • Monkey-Man of New Delhi • Mono Grande • Monocerus • MonopodMonster of Bor Lake • Monster of Lake Fagua • Monsters of Indonesia • Monsters of Pinatubo • Montauk Monster • Monuca • Moore's Beach Monster • Mora • Morag • Morgawr • Moss Man • Mothman • Mount Kancing Dragon Snake • Muc-sheilch • Muckie • Muhuru • Muladona • Mulilo Slug • Murex • Murphysboro Mud Monster • Murray • Mussie • Mušḫuššu

N
Nabau • Naga • Nahuelito • Namazu • Nameless Thing of Berkeley Square • Namibian Flying Snake • Nandi Bear • Nantucket Blob • Napa Rebobs • Nape • Naree pon • NASA's Jellyfish Anomalies • Nasnas • Nayarit Ruffed Cat • Nesophontid Insectivores • Nessie (or Loch Ness Monster) • New Delhi Celestial Serpent • New Guinean Iguanodon • New Louisiana Swamp Monster • New River Inlet Carcass • New Zealand Globster • Newfoundland Blob • Ngarara • Ngoubou • Nguma-monene • Nguoi Rung • Nguruvilu • Nhang • Nian • Niger Firespitter • Nightcrawler • Ningen • Ninki Nanka • Nissi • Nittaewo • North Shore Monster • Northern Giant • Northern Spoonbill (confirmed) • Norwegian Atmospheric Jellyfish • Not Deer • Nuckelavee • Nue • Nuk-luk • Nuppeppo • Nyaminyami • Nymph

O
Obojoki • Octo-squatch • Ogopogo • Oggie • Oil Pit Squid • Okapi(confirmed) • Oklahoma Octopus • Ol' Slavey • Old Green Eyes • Old Greeny • Old Saybrook Blockheads • Old Yellow Top • Oldeani Monster • Olitiau • Onza • Ophiotaurus • Oracular Trees • Orang Bati • Orang Gadang • Orang Mawas • Orang Minyak • Orang Pendek • Orange Alligator • Orange Eyes • Orobon • • Owlman • Owner of a Bag • Ozark Howler

P
Paciencia Abductors • Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus(hoax) • Paddler • Pakistan • Pal Rai Yuk • Pallid Sailfin • Pamba • Panther • Panthera tigris sudanensis • Papa Bois • Parandrus • Pard • Partridge Creek Monster • Pascagoula Elephant Men • Passenger Pigeon • Peluda • Penangglan Chupacabra • Penghou • Pengkalan Chepa Creature • Pennsylvanian Mountain Lion • Pennsylvanian White Bigfoot • Pepie Monster • Peridexion Tree • Peruvian Skeleton • Peryton • Pesanta • Peuchen • Phantom Kangaroo • Phaya Naga • Phoenix • Piasa Bird • Pishacha • Po orangutan • Poaxiao • Pogeyan • Pollo Maligno • Ponik • Pope Lick Monster • Popobawa • Portada • Poskok • Potosi Sheepslayer • Poukai • Prehistoric Cryptids • Prespan lake monster • Pressie • Proctor Valley Monster • Pterodactyls • Pterosaurs • Puerto Rican Chupacabra • Pugot • Pukehina Predator • Pukwudgie

Q
Qa • Qallupilluit • Qaxdascidi • Qing Xian Flying Jellyfish • Qiqirn • Qisemn • Qizhong • Queensland Tiger • Questing Beast • Quetzalcoatl • Quetzalcoatlus • Quickfoot • Quinotaur • Qupqugiaq

R
Ramidreju • Ranyi • Raskovnik • Ratman of Southend • Raven Mocker • Raystown Ray • Red Cheetah • Rephaite • Réunion swamphen • Rhinoceros Dolphin • Rijeka Reaper • River Dinos • Riverside Monster • Roc • Roch Ness Monster(explanation) • Rochester Rat-Dog • Rompo • Ropen • Rougarou • Runan-shah • Russian Sirins

S
Sabertooth Deer(confirmed) • Sabine Thing • Sachamama • Sakhalin Island Sea Wolf • Sakhalin Island Woolly Whale • Salawa • Salmon mother • Sam Harris • Sandwalker • Santa Monica Giant Squid(hoax) • Santer • Sapo De Loma • Sarangay • Sarimanok • Sarmatian Sea Snail • Sasquatch • Sassabonsam • Sea Monk • Sea Monster • Sea Swine • Seal Rock Sea Monster • Seatco • Segben (Werebeast) • Seljordsormen • Serpopard • Sewer Alligator • Shachihoko • Shadow Panther • Shadow People • Sharlie • Sheepsquatch • Shellycoat • Sherman Beasts • Shore Laddie • Shug Monkey • Shunka Warakin • Si-Teh-Cas • Sigbin • Silphium • Silver Lake Serpent • Sipatahunan Cave Horse Serpent • Sirens • Sirena (Philippine mythology) • Sisiutl • Siwil • Siyokoy • Si’lat • Skeljaskrímsli • Skin-walker • Skookum • Skunk Ape • Sky Serpents • Slow Down • Smilodon • Smithy • Snake-Headed Dog • Solomon Island Giants • Solomon Islands Dragon Snake • Songsi • South American Bigfoot • South American Dinosaurs • South Carolina Thunderbird • Space Brains of Palos Verdes • Spaghetti tree • Sphinx • Spider Grandmother • Spiny-Backed Chimpanzee • Spottsville Monster • Spring Heeled Jack • Squonk • Srayuda • St. Augustine Monster • Sta • Steller's Sea Ape • Stoa • Storsjöodjuret • Strigoi • Stronsay Beast • Suanyu • Sugar Bundle • Šumske Dekle • Sumxu • Surrey Puma • Swamp Stalker of Boggy Creak • Swan Maidens • Swan Valley Monster • Swansea Eel • Sykesville Monster

T
Tahoe Tessie • Takitaro • Tall White Aliens • Tammatuyuq • Taniwha • Tano Giant • Tapire-iauara • Tarasque • Tasmanian Blobs • Tasmanian Mock Walrus(hoax) • Tatzelwurm • Te Wheke-a-Muturangi • Tecolutla Monster • Telepathic Football • Tengu • Tennessee Wildman • Terror Birds • Thames River Monster • Thanacth • The Beast of Bray Road • The Black Dog of West Peak • The Black Eyed Child of Cannock Chase • The Buru, Giant Lizards and Giant Crocodiles • The Bush Man • The Cameron Village Sewer Blob • The Dark Watchers • The Death Dealing Tree of the Phillippines • The Haddock Goblin • The Indian Tree of the Sun and the Moon • The Legend of Sinkhole Sam • The Madagascar Tree • The Mysterious Giant Snake Of North-Africa • The Pig-Man of Cannock Chase • The Red Ghost • The Tumor Seal of Mel’s Other Hole • The Turner Beast (Mutant Canine) • The Vampire Vine • The Vegetable Man • The Yucca Man • Thetis Lake Monster • Three-Starred Anglerfish • Thunderbird • Thylacine • Tibicena • Tiddalik • Tikbalang • Timor Sea Ground Shark • Tipperary Wolfmen • Titanoboa and largest snakes of the world • Tizzie-Whizie • Tlanusi • Tokoloshe • Tornit • Toronto Aerial Jellyfish • Toronto Tunnel Monster • Trasno • Trinity Alps Giant Salamander • Troll • Trotterhead • True Giants • Trunko • Tsinquaw • Tsmok • Tsuchinoko • Tsul 'Kalu • Tullimonstrum • Tuniit • Turtle Lake Monster • Tuscumbia Space Penguins • Two-toed Tom • Tyleri Yeti Crab

U
U-28 Creature • UB-85 Atrocity • Ucu • Ufiti • UFO • Ugjuknarpak • Ular Pendek • Umakan • Umdhlebi • Umibōzu • Unicorn • Unknown Norwegian Creature • Up-island Spider • Upland trout • Upsweep • Urayuli • Urco • Ushi-Oni • USS Stein Monster

V
Vadakilla Monster • Vampire • Vampire Beast • Van Meter Visitor • Vanara • Varberg Fortress Moat Monster • Varginha Devil • Vatnagedda • Ved • Venezuelan Hairy Dwarves • Veo • Villaricos Horned Serpent • Vine of Sodom • Vision Serpent • Voronezh Aliens • Vorota Beast

W
Wadjet • Waitoreke • Wakwak • Walker County Creature • Wallowa Lake Freshwater Crustaceans • Wallowa Lake Monster • Wampus Beast • Wanderlight • Wapaloosie • Waqwaq • Wasaga Beach Seal Monster • Washington's Eagle • Washoriwe • Water Elephant • Waterford Sheepman • Weeping Date Palm • Wendigo • Werehyena • Weretiger • Werewolf • Werewolves • West Virginian Yahoo • Whale Eater • White Death • White River Monster • White Things (Devil Dogs) • Wild Haggis • Wolpertinger • Wood Booger • Woodwose • Woolly Mammoth • Wucharia • Wuhnan Toads • Wyvern

X
Xexeu • Xianfu Zhi Yu • Xiangshe • Xianyang • Xing-Xing • Xixi Zhi Yu • Xuangui • Xing-xing • Xixi Zhi Yu

Y
Ya-Te-Veo • Yacumama • Yale • Yamabiko • Yamakachi • Yanalik-Adam • Yaoshikepu • Yara Ma Yha Who • Yeren • Yeti • Yggdrasil • Yibimin • Yowie • Yu • Yukon Beaver Eater

Z
Zanfretta's Aliens • Zantegeba • Zanzibar Leopard • Zaratan • Zheng • Zhuhuai • Ziphius (Cuvier's Beaked Whale) • Zitiron • Zmeu • Zuiyo-Maru Carcass

Related articles
List of Cryptids • Most Recently Discovered Cryptids • Former Cryptids • Cryptid Evolution

view • talk • edit 
Bahasa Indonesia
Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.
More Fandoms