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Caddy
Cadborosaurus willsi, often shortened to Caddy (Amy for the supposed females), is a name given to sea serpents reported mainly from the Salish Sea and the Pacific Ocean coast of Vancouver Island, in western Canada -
List of sea serpent sightings in the Atlantic Ocean (-1769)
The following is a list of alleged and circumstantial sea serpent sightings reported from the Atlantic Ocean and most of its marginal seas before 1770, including the span of time identified by Bernard Heuvelmans as -
List of sea serpent sightings in the Pacific Ocean (1990–)
The following is a list of alleged and circumstantial sea serpent sightings reported from the Pacific Ocean and its marginal seas since 1990. The majority of recent sea serpent reports from the North Pacific have -
List of sea serpent sightings in the Pacific Ocean (1848–1891)
The following is a list of alleged and circumstantial sea serpent sightings reported from the Pacific Ocean and its marginal seas between 1848 and 1891, a span of time identified by Bernard Heuvelmans as the -
List of sea serpent sightings in the Pacific Ocean (-1847)
The following is a list of alleged and circumstantial sea serpent sightings reported from the Pacific Ocean and its marginal seas before 1848, including the spans of time identified by Bernard Heuvelmans as the Scandinavian -
Mokele-mbembe
The mokele-mbembe or li'kela-bembe is a neodinosaurian cryptid reported mainly from the Republic of the Congo and Cameroon, where it is alleged to inhabit swampy or marshy wetlands, lakes, and rivers. It -
Emela-ntouka
The emela-ntouka (Bomitaba or Lingala: "killer of elephants" or "eater of the tops of trees" ) is a neodinosaurian cryptid reported from the rainforest swamps and rivers of the Republic of the Congo and the -
American elephant
The American elephant was a cryptid reported historically from the United States and Canada, mainly from New England, the Great Lakes region, and the Rocky Mountains. Animals resembling elephants were mentioned in the stories of -
Water elephant
The ndgoko na maiji (Teke: "water elephant") was a freshwater cryptid proboscidean reported from lakes and swamps in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It has frequently been conflated with pygmy elephants, which are reported -
Super-otter
The super-otter (Hyperhydra egedei; French: super-loutre) is a Heuvelmans type of sea serpent, reported from the coasts of Norway until 1848. Based on twenty-eight sightings, of which he considered thirteen certain and -
Chipekwe
The chipekwe was a cryptid ungulate reported from freshwater habitats in Zambia, particularly around the Bangweulu Wetlands, but also from the Kafue Flats and the lakes and rivers at the source of the River Congo -
Lau
The lau was a cryptid reported from the marshes of the White Nile, in what is now South Sudan, described as an enormous serpentine animal with facial protuberances such as barbels or a crest. While -
Queensland tiger
The Queensland tiger is a feliform cryptid reported from eastern Australia, mainly from the montane rainforests ("scrubs") of the Wet Tropics of Queensland, where it or a similar animal was known as the yarri (Djirbalngan -
Mapinguari
The mapinguari (see etymology below) or mapinguary is a cryptid reported from the Brazilian and Venezuelan Amazon and possibly Paraguay, described most simply as a bulletproof, extremely foul-smelling animal with long hair, robust claws -
Devil-pig
The devil-pig was a cryptid reported from the highlands of Papua New Guinea and Irian Jaya, particularly the Wharton Range and the Owen Stanley Range. Supposedly a cloven-footed animal, it has been compared -
Nandi bear
The Nandi bear or chemosit (Kalenjin: "devil" ) is a cryptid reported from the highlands of western Kenya, as well as Uganda, described as a dangerous animal resembling a bear with a shaggy mane. Various different -
Dingonek
The dingonek was a cryptid reported from the rivers of southern Kenya, known to the Okiek people, and made famous by an alleged sighting made by the English adventurer John Alfred Jordan. Jordan described it -
Minhocão
The minhocão (Portuguese: "giant earthworm" ) was a cryptid reported from southern Brazil, and possibly also Uruguay, Nicaragua, and Bolivia. It was described as a subterranean serpentine creature with hard black scales and horns, which causes -
Neodinosaurs in the Amazon Basin
Neodinosaurs have been reported from the Amazon Basin, principally Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, and Peru, since the late 19 Century. Descriptions from South American are uniformly vaguer than the more famous neodinosaurs of Central and West -
Ground sloth
Ground sloths, giant sloths, or giant ground sloths were a group of sloths belonging to four families (Megalonychidae, which also includes the extant two-toed sloths, Megatheriidae, Nothrotheriidae, and Mylodontidae; some authorities also consider Scelidotheriidae -
American hyena
American hyenas are cryptid canines reported from the United States, particularly the northeastern states and Texas, described as resembling hyenas. The most famous examples are the Ioway shunka warak'in (Iowa-Oto: "carrying-off dogs -
Crowing crested cobra
Crowing crested cobras are cryptid snakes reported from several Central African nations, particularly Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Malawi. Often compared to the mythical cockatrice, these alleged snakes are distinguished by their cockerel-like vocalisations and similarly -
Neomylodon
The Patagonian ground sloth (Neomylodon listai or Grypotherium domesticum) was a cryptid ground sloth proposed to exist in the interior of the Patagonian plains by the Argentine palaeontologist Florentino Ameghino at the end of the -
Giant shark
Giant sharks are cryptids reported mainly from the South Pacific, as well as the North Pacific and the Caribbean Sea, considered a Coleman-Huyghe type of aquatic cryptid. They are associated either with oversized great -
Lukwata
The lukwata was a lake monster reported from Lake Victoria, which lies in Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya. It has been reported since the turn of the 20 Century, though not in more recent times, and
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