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My previous article began as follows: "The 1960s. A group of kids. A terrifying monster. And the creature has bright red eyes and wings. Mothman, right? Nope. Wrong. We're talking about a case from over the pond and the south of England. It sounds bizarre that two such similar events could have happened, but that's

The United States is noted for its well-known monstrous “winged things,” such as Mothman, the Thunderbirds of Native American history, and even pterodactyl-style creatures. But, what about the U.K.? Well, I can say for sure that over the pond there are more than a few cases of creatures that spend most of their time high... Read more »

Bigfoot, Nessie, Alien Big Cats, and Dog-Men: this week I have suggested all of them should be removed from the Cryptozoology category and placed in the domains of the paranormal and the supernatural. There’s one more category that I think should also be placed into the world of the really weird. It’s the mysterious, flying... Read more »

My new article is about the strange creatures of the U.K. and how they parallel those of the United States. Part 1 was on Bigfoot. The second part was on the mysterious creatures that lurk in the lakes, rivers and canals of the U.K. Today, I’m focusing on the strange flying beasts that have, from time to time, been seen in the U.K. They are eerily similar to what have been seen in the United States. I’ll begin with a creepy creature that first surfaced in the southwest of England in the sum...

Just about everyone has heard of the red-eyed Mothman –  the winged thing that struck terror in the people of Point Pleasant, West Virginia from late 1966 to December 1967. But, what about the U.K.’s equivalents of Mothman? How many people may know about them? With those questions in mind, let’s take a look at some of these strange things that have been seen in the skies in the U.K. We’ll begin with a creature that first surfaced in the summer of 1976. It is known as Owlman. In 1976 th...