Cryptid Creatures

Welcome to our cryptid list of creatures. This list will help identify a cryptid. A cryptid is a creature or plant whose existence is suggested but has not been officially recognized by science, or is considered extinct, but are reported being seen from time to time. A cryptid is often thought of as a legend or dismissed as a myth or hoax. Famous creatures like Bigfoot, and Nessie remain a mystery. However, many animals widely recognized today were once among these illusive cryptid creatures.

Here are some of today's most famous cryptids.


Reptilian humanoids are Man-kinds oldest and most fascinating recorded supernatural entities. Some say reptilians inhabited Earth before humans. From ancient Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the America's, reptilians are believed to have played an important role in our creation, education and social development.

It is believed there are many types of reptilians, from different origins. For example, ones who evolved from Earth and ones who evolved from the Draco constellation or beyond. Reptilians are also referred to as Draconians, Dracos, Reptoids & Lizard People.

Reptilians are believed to be a highly evolved species with special powers like telekinesis, shape-shifting and more. In ancient Asia, the dragon and serpent signify divine heritage and royalty, while in ancient Europe, the serpent represents wisdom and knowledge.

Grey aliens (also referred to as "Greys") are alleged extraterrestrial beings, named for their skin color. Paranormal claims involving Greys vary in every respect including their nature (ETs, extradimensionals, demons, or machines), origins, moral dispositions, intentions, and physical appearances (even varying in their eponymous skin color). A composite description derived from overlap in claims would have Greys as small-bodied sexless beings with smooth grey skin, enlarged head and large black eyes. The origin of the idea of the Grey is commonly associated with the Betty and Barney Hill abduction.





Many years after the initial events, members of the Ohio UFO Investigators League re-interviewed several people who claimed to have seen Mothman, all of whom insisted their stories were accurate. Linda Scarberry claimed that she and her husband had seen Mothman "hundreds of times," sometimes at close range, commenting, "It seems like it doesn’t want to hurt you. It just wants to communicate with you." Cryptozoologist Loren Coleman claims that sightings of Mothman continue, and told USA Today he re-interviewed witnesses described in Keel's book who said Mothman was "a huge creature about 7 feet tall with huge wings and red eyes" and that "they could see the creature flapping right behind them" as they fled from it.

Since 1967 Mothman reports keep coming in from all over the world.

Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti, Skunk Apes, Yowies, Almas, Kaptars & Mapinguari are just a few of it's many names. These large, bipedal apes occur in the folklore of native people across the globe. Here's a list of some of the most famous Bigfoot-like creatures.

Different Types of Bigfoot

“Sasquatch” is a derivative of “Sesquac,” which means “wild man” in a British Columbian Native American language.

Stalking the high elevations of the Himalayas, the Yeti has captured the interest of the western world since climbers began tackling peaks like Everest. Local tribes consider the Yeti to be a fact of life, no more strange than the black bears of Appalachia. Reports from Western climbers are frequent throughout the last hundred years, so frequent that even Sir Edmund Hillary himself mounted an expedition in search of the massive man-ape.

Another variety of Bigfoot, this creature lives in the mountainous terrain on the border of Mongolia and China. It's more human-like than our Bigfoot; some scientists believe it's more of a Neanderthal than a primate.

This is the ape-man of Central America. The shaggy-haired creature is said to have supernatural powers, which it uses to protect the wilderness. According to legend, the Sisimite will attack hunters in order to protect wildlife.

The Southernmost Bigfoot to occupy North America, the Skunk Ape is a resident of Florida’s extensive Everglades. Some say it is a cousin to Bigfoot, while others say it's the same species. The number of sightings of the Skunk Ape in Florida rival the number sightings of Bigfoot in the Pacific Northwest. The animal earned its name because of its unique smell.

Loch Ness Monster


From the urban legend commonly told in the Mexican heritage where the spirit of a woman or a witch turns into a giant owl.

The following creatures were once dismissed by science as products of myths & legends, but are now officially recognized as their own species.

Giant Crocodile 

A 21-foot (6.4 meter) long crocodile was captured by staff of the Protected Areas and Wildlife Division (PAWD) of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources of Philippines. The crocodile weighed 1,075 kilogram (2,370 pound) and is suspected to have eaten a farmer and killing a 12 years-old girl in 2009. Before this massive crocodile was captured, scientists did not believe one could grow to such an amazing size anymore. This is truly a living dinosaur, especially since crocodiles lived along side other Jurassic age creatures. 

Megamouth Shark
The first Megamouth shark was discovered in 1976 off of Oahu, Hawaii. It was such a strange-looking creature that it required a new family and genus categorization. Its overly large mouth, hence its name, is used to scoop. It is a filter feeder, like the whale shark, and believed to be no threat to humans.

Kappa, or traslated "river-child", are legendary water sprites found in Japanese folklore.  They are depicted to have a humanoid form and to be about the size of a child.  They have scaly, teptilian skin which range in color from green to yellow or blue. They have webbed feet and hands. They inhabit the ponds and rivers of Japan. The Kappa, being water sprites, have been blamed for the drownings and it was often said that kappa would lure people to the water pull them in.  Even today people will blame kappa for drowning victims.

It has been suggested that the kappa legends are based on the Japanese giant salamander, which is an aggressive salamander which can grow up to 6 ft in length! They will attack and could easily pull a small person or child into the water for its meal.  

Sea Serpent


Komodo Dragon





Giant Squid




Devil Bird






Mountain Gorilla






Thylacine AKA Tasmanian Tiger or Tasmanian Wolf

The Tasmanian wolf was once a legend in the minds of explores discovering new lands hearing tails of this strange creature by natives before it was officially recognized. The Thylacine was the largest known carnivorous marsupial of modern times. It had become extremely rare on the Australian mainland before European settlement of the continent, but it survived on the island state of Tasmania along with several other endemic species, including the Tasmanian Devil. Intensive hunting encouraged by bounties is generally blamed for its extinction, but other contributory factors may have been disease, the introduction of dogs, and human encroachment into its habitat. Despite its official classification as extinct, sightings are still reported.

Prehistoric Fish Alive Today!






Frilled Shark



Polypterus Senegalus









Alligator Gar



Cryptid Plants 
Cryptobotany is the study of various exotic plants which are not believed to exist by the scientific community, but which exist in myth, literature or unsubstantiated reports.


The Ya-te-veo
The Ya-te-veo is said to be a carnivorous plant that grows in parts of Central and South America with cousins in Africa and on the shores of the Indian Ocean. There are many different descriptions of the plant, but most reports say it has a short, thick trunk and long tendrils of some sort which are used to catch prey.

Scientifically recognized killer plants!

 Nepenthes rajah
The Nepenthes rajahe is the largest known carnivorous plant with the largest known trap. Nepenthes rajah, which produces pitchers up to 38 cm (15 in) tall with a volume of up to 3.5 litres (0.77 imp gal; 0.92 US gal). This species traps small mammals.

Carnivorous Algae

Think before you swim! In Denmark, scientists have discovered a type of algae which feeds on animals thousands of times bigger than itself! The algae have the means to locate their soon-to-be food by certain chemical traces in the water. Once located, the killer algae attack using a highly potent nerve poison which that paralyzes the prey. After the animal is still, they use an adaptive organ, similar to the mosquito “trunk” to suck all of the nutrients out of the poor animal.

This type of algae has been considered to have the capacity to attack as a group, turning the status from plant, to animal, since they no longer use just photosynthesis to survive. Once the nutrients come out of the prey, the algae swarm around it, and devour the animal rapidly! The algae then grow in size after it's meal. After awhile you have a massive killer, lurking in the waters!


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