Incredible Sightings With Supposed MYTHICAL Creatures

Where? Wolves?
In Stoke, a small town in England, a wolf-like beast has allegedly been seen by various inhabitants. Noted sightings have taken place from 1975 up until recently, which have been reported to the UK Highways Agency. The most recent sighting was reported by a man described only as “Martin”, in a local newspaper. It seems he witnessed “a human sized, wolf-like beast standing on two legs”, bounding across the highway, narrowly missing his car. Naturally he didn’t have time to record anything. Since then calls have been made for camera equipment to be placed on that stretch of the road. The only stretch of road the creatures seem to use.
6 - Gobbledegook
To add to the general Zimbabwean’s day to day strife, goblins are becoming a problem. In 2012 schoolgirls from the St Sebastian School in Bulawayo apparently fled screaming after being attacked by goblins, resembling dwarves, that also change into baboons. These baboons, er… I mean goblins, have been accused of invading marital beds demanding first rights, as well as harassing police and hospital staff. A local businessman, Isau Mupfumi has been accused of employing these creatures in order to further his business interests, but he has dismissed the claims against him. I’m with him on this one.
5 - Yeti to be proven
We’re guessing you’ve heard of the Yeti, a.k.a. The Abominable Snowman by now. The latest sighting occurred on or near the Aramon Ski Resort on the French/Spanish border. A conveniently unnamed man took a video on his mobile of a 6ft tall creature with white fur. The sighting resulted in a lot of interest and panic, with a spokesman for the resort rushing forward to reassure people the area is being searched and investigated in order to be declared safe. Not a good businessman though – if it was my resort I would be urging people to stay away due to the risk of meeting Mr Yeti. Ka ching!
4 - El Chupacabra
El Chupacabra is well known in Central and South America, since the first, uhm… evidence thereof in 1995. Since then much livestock has been found dead, but not eaten, with blood sucked out of the neck vampire style. Phylis Canion made global news in 2007 when she uncovered the remains of a yet to be officially identified animal close to her ranch. Dog like but with a face and body shape that didn’t match any other animal. It is believed the creature went on a killing spree before it was found. Officials refuse to recognise the animal as El Chupacabra, or anything else for that matter. Another lost tourism opportunity if you ask this voice over artist.
3 - Slimy dealings
Sayan Chomkamsingha pulled a bronze figure of Naga, a snake-like creature from Buddhist cosmology, out of a pond near his house in 2015. Sayan claimed it was slimy and writhing when he extracted it, only turning to bronze when it dried. Police took the object to investigate its historical value and were confronted by an angry mob of 300 believers who believed it to be a real Naga. It was discovered the object was less than 30 years old and was returned to Sayan who has allegedly used it to profit from the 300 or so pilgrims who believed in it. Business is business.
2 - Airy – fairy
Since the well-known faked photographs from 1920 in Cottingley, England, most people treat fairy sightings with a healthy dose of scepticism. Sceptics were seen vigorously scratching their heads when a tiny humanoid skeleton was found in a falcon’s nest in Cornwall, England again. The remains were sent away for proper examination, but naturally no conclusion has been forthcoming at the time of making this video.
1 - Eye Spy…
Pita Witehira was browsing through Google Earth, when something out of the ordinary captured his attention. He was having a look at Oke Bay on New Zealand’s North Island, when he spotted what he believes to be the Taniwha, a sea beast from Maori legend. The movements were not quick to be whale and too big to be a shark? So, what could it possibly be? Well, then it must certainly be a Taniwha!