Top 10 Enigmatic Cryptids: Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster, and More

Cryptids have long been a source of fascination for many people, and the YouTube channel Culz Paranormal Studio recently shared their top 10 cryptids. I was excited to come across this video and share it with our readers. Starting off the list at number 10 is the Thunderbird, a winged creature from Pacific northwest coast cultures that is said to cause thunder and blink lightning as it flaps its wings. Moving up the list, at number nine is the Kraken, an underwater beast that has been captured on video but never proven to exist. At number eight is the Stellar's sea ape, a creature observed by biologist George Stellar in the 18th century. This creature is described as having a dog-like head, long droopy whiskers, and a thick fur coat with no limbs. It is said to be very playful and inquisitive, much like a monkey. Number seven on the list is the Beast of Exmoor, a large black cat-like creature that has been spotted in England. Some believe it to be an exotic black leopard or jaguar that was released, while others think it may be a phantom cat. Coming in at number six is the Minhocão, a giant worm from Brazilian folklore that is said to measure between 20 to 50 meters long. This creature is described as either a large fish or a worm, and some believe it could be a potential Tremor. At number five is the Mongolian death worm, a creature that has been described in second-hand tales and is said to inhabit the Gobi desert. This creature is described as resembling a dragon and is believed to be able to spit acid and kill with a touch. Number four on the list is the Yeti, a large orangutan-like creature that is said to inhabit snowy mountain tops. This creature is well-known and has been the subject of many sightings and stories. Coming in at number three is Bigfoot, a creature that has been the subject of many sightings and stories. This creature is said to be a large, hairy, ape-like creature that walks upright and is known for its large footprints. At number two is the Grosno dragon, a Russian cryptid that is said to inhabit Lake Brosno near Adropo in Western Russia. This creature is described as resembling a dragon and is said to date back to the 13th century. And finally, at number one is the Loch Ness monster, a creature that has been the subject of fascination for many years. This creature is said to be a giant plesiosaur that lives in the Loch Ness in Scotland. I hope you enjoy this list of top 10 cryptids and are as fascinated by them as I am. Be sure to check out the video from Culz Paranormal Studio for more information on these creatures. And as always, keep an open mind and keep an eye out for these elusive creatures.