Shapeshifter of the Day 🏳️‍⚧️

Today’s Cryptid of the Day is the Leprechaun, a small fairy in Irish Mythology. Famous mischief makers, these little fellows are said to store pots of gold at the ends of rainbows. If you catch one, you receive three wishes, but the leprechaun may try to twist your words.

Today’s Cryptid of the Day is the Flatwood Monster. It was first sighted after what was thought to be a UFO crash in West Virginia. Those who saw it described it an inorganic and perhaps robotic entity, with glowing eyes and a head shaped like a spade.

Today’s Cryptid of the Day is Mothman. This sexy beast has a 7 foot wingspan and glowing red eyes. He is a beloved resident of West Virginia. Mothman if you’re out there please dm me.

Today’s Cryptid of the Day is the Fur Bearing Trout. First found in Iceland, these trout have thick fur to protect them from the cold waters. One tale states that to catch one, fishermen must act as barbers and lure fish from the waters with the offer of a free trim or shave.

//cw rats, dead animals Today’s Cryptid of the Day is Rat Kings. Rat kings are a documented phenomenon where rats tie their tales together through unknown means. Rat Kings are said to have the ability to control other rats, and are harbingers of disease and misfortune.

Today’s Cryptid of the Day is the Hershey’s Chocolate Man. It’s time for Forrest to run.

Today’s Cryptid of the Day is the Not-Deer. Encountered by those walking the Appalachian Trail, the not-deer appears to be a deer at first glance, but its proportions are somehow wrong. It has forward facing eyes, which are only found in predators.

Today’s Cryptid of the Day is the Dover Demon! Resembling a Gray Alien, this cryptid is a small humanoid, with a large head and emaciated body. It was first sighted in Dover, Massachusetts, when three groups of teenagers reported similar encounters over a period of 25 hours.

Today’s Cryptid of the Day is the Loveland Frogmen. These frogmen are native to Ohio, and are said to be bipedal, standing four feet tall. According to some legends, they can use sticks to emit sparks like a wand.