Pacific NorthWest Cryptids
Hello! I am sure your familair with local crypids like bigfoot, the thunder bird, or even the giant saltwater crustaceans? If not I'm here to help explain what they are and whether or not you should approach them.
What is a cryptid?
A cryptid is an animal that people have claimed to exist but no offical scientific proof has been established to confirm its existence.
Where to find them?
Cryptids can be found just about anywhere in the Pacific Northwest. Most can be found in the large forest wilderness that the Northwest is known for. Some cryptids can be dangerous so do proceed with caution if you want to go find any.
Fun Facts About Cryptids
- Bigfoot goes by many names like the Yeti, the Abominable Snowman, and Sasquatch.
- The thunderbird has been said to symbolize great power and protection from evil spirits for humans.
- The gumberoo is said to be a gentle giant and only gets hostile when threatened.
- Giant saltwater crustaceans have been said to be as big as a horse or even bigger.
- Amhuluk is a dangerous creature, he is said to drown those who lay eyes on it.
- Black-Eyed children are said to look between the ages of 6 to 16 years old, so do be careful if stumbling across one.
Most popular cryptids of the Pacific Northwest
- Big foot/Sasquatch: It's basically like a lost primate that is said to be highly intelligent and very skillful at hiding.
- Thunderbird: These are birds are said to be so big that when they flap their wings, thunder strikes.
- Gumberoo: This is a gaint bear without any fur but instead has tough leathery skin that is said to be bulletproof.
- Giant Saltwater Crustaceans: These are colossal sized crabs that live near Wallowa Lake.
- Amhuluk: A cultral story about a dragon thats said to reside in a lake.
- Black-Eyed Children: Which are children with all black eyes that make a person feel dread and despair.