Creatures
Every category on the map, with what people report under that name and where the reports are.
We map claims, not creatures. A case is what some source says someone saw or heard, with the link to that source. It is not proof that anything was there, and a retelling counts once, not as a second sighting. Open the map
Hominid

Bigfoot
Bigfoot, also called Sasquatch, is the name given to a large, hair-covered, upright, ape-like figure that people report seeing, hearing or finding tracks of, mostly in North America.

Yeti
"Yeti" and "Abominable Snowman" name an ape-like figure reported in snowy mountain country, mainly Asia.

Other Humanoid
Reports of man-like figures that do not fit a named category such as Bigfoot or Yeti.

Shadow Person
Accounts of a dark, person-shaped figure with no features -- seen in a doorway, at the foot of a bed, or crossing a road.

Little People
Reports of small humanoid figures -- called little people, gnomes or leprechauns by the people who reported them.
Canid

Dogman
"Dogman" is the label used for reports of an upright, dog- or wolf-headed figure, often described walking on two legs.

Other Canine
Reports of unusual dog-, wolf- or coyote-like animals that are not described as upright "dogmen".
Feline

Big Cat
Reports of large cats, often described as black panthers or mystery cats, in places where no such animal is known to live wild.

Other Feline
Reports of unusual cat-like animals that are not described as big cats or phantom panthers.
Winged / flying

Mothman
Mothman is the name for reports of a winged, man-sized figure, sometimes with glowing eyes.

Thunderbird
This category collects reports of unusually large birds, including accounts that use the name Thunderbird.

Other Flying
Reports of strange winged things that are neither Mothman-style figures nor giant birds.
Aquatic

Water Monster
Reports of large, unidentified animals in lakes, rivers and coastal waters, including accounts of "sea serpents".

Other Aquatic
Reports of unidentified animals in water that are not filed as lake monsters, including oddities seen at sea or in rivers.

Mermaid
Accounts of a human-shaped figure in the water, reported as a mermaid or merman.
Cryptid / folklore

Chupacabra
The chupacabra (Spanish for "goat-sucker") is the name given to a creature blamed for attacks on livestock, and later to various strange-looking animals people have found or photographed.

Vampire
Reports of a creature blamed for draining the blood of livestock or other animals, sometimes called a "vampire beast".

Jersey Devil
The Jersey Devil is the name attached to reports of a winged, hooved figure in and around the New Jersey Pine Barrens, most famously during a week of sightings in January 1909.

Skinwalker
Reports of people or creatures said to change shape, including accounts that use the words skinwalker or wendigo.

Other / Unknown
Reports of creatures that do not fit any other category, or that the source does not describe clearly enough to place in one.