Take flight with us as we soar into the realm of flying cryptids! From the iconic Mothman of West Virginia to the lesser-known Thunderbird of Native American lore, these aerial anomalies have captured our attention and fueled our imagination. But what lies beyond the veil of reality? Do these creatures truly possess the power of flight, or are they mere hallucinations born of fear and superstition? Strap yourself in tight and join us on a thrilling ride through the skies, as we track down the facts and confront the mysteries of flying cryptids. Fasten your seatbelts – it’s going to be a bumpy ride!
The Snallygaster is a legendary flying cryptid that is said to live in the Appalachian region of the United States. Legends of this mysterious cryptid date all the way back to the 18th and 19th centuries with stories about it…
The Batsquatch is a very elusive cryptid that has been reported in the Mount St. Helens region of Washington State in the United States. The name “Batsquatch” comes from this cryptid’s unique appearance which combines the features of both a…
The Kongamato is a big flying cryptid that is said to resemble a large bird or pterosaur with bat-like wings. The name “Kongamato” comes from the local language and it means “breaker of boats” as it reportedly attacks fishermen in…
The Piasa Bird is a legendary cryptid that first appeared in the Native American folklore of the Illiniwek people who lived in the Mississippi River Valley in the Midwestern United States. The word “Piasa” is said to mean “The Bird…
The Van Meter Visitor, or Van Meter Monster, is a flying cryptid that is said to have been seen in Van Meter, Iowa in 1903 when a number of local townsfolk reported a strange creature that terrorized the town for…