Chilling Legend of Hachishakusama: The 8-Foot Child Snatcher.
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Appalachian Folklore Omens, Signs and Superstitions.
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7 Terrifying Cryptids in the Appalachian Mountains
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Understanding Orisa Elegua : Yoruba god of Crossroads.
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The Aziza: Black Fairies from West African Mythology
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The Tagalog Story of Maria Makiling: Guardian of Makiling Mountain
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Orisha Shango: Yoruba God of Thunder and Justice
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Was Jose Rizal Jack the Ripper
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Kelpies: Water Horse Spirits of Scottish Mythology
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Orisha Oya: Yoruba goddess of Wind, Lightning and Violent Storms
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Are Sprites Fairies? Everything you Need to know.
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El Cadejo: The Mythical Guidians of Central America
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Varuna: Hindu God of the Sky and Water.
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Was Edgar Degas Jack the Ripper?
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The Roman Gladius: The Sword That Built an Empire
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Are gnomes Evil? Exploring the History Behind Garden Gnomes
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Korean Mythology 101: Exploring the gods and Mythical creatures of Korea
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Selkies: The Mysterious Seal People of Celtic Mythology
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Grootslang : The Mythology of South Africa’s Elephant Snake
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Metis: The Titan Goddess of Wisdom in Greek mythology Â
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Herne the Hunter is a mythological figure, often depicted as a ghostly huntsman with antlers, wearing a holly-green cloak, riding a flame-eyed horse, and sometimes accompanied by a pack of…
Vrykolakas are ancient nightmarish creatures with deep roots in Greek mythology and folklore. They are said to be caught between life and death. Although they are now confused with vampires,…
On a hot summer night in 1988, Christopher Davis, a young man driving home late, claimed to have encountered something strange. He recounted that after his car got a flat…
On January 21, 2024, Renato Bayma Gaia broke the Guinness World Record for the largest foot rotation by a male, bending his foot 210.66 degrees backward. His reason? To pay…
On a quiet June night in 1964, a strange encounter in Grafton, West Virginia, gave birth to a legend that continues to fascinate locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike. Two years…
In Southeast Asian folklore, the Toyol is a reanimated dead baby, particularly in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Singapore. This mythical creature is known for its mischievous and sometimes malevolent behaviour….