The Beast Of Tunbridge Wells
The following article by Anthony Bond and entitled ‘The Beast of Tunbridge Wells: Terrified walker claims 8ft-tall creature with demonic red eyes and long arms roared at him in historic town’s woods’ appeared in the
The following I was told near Xiangshawan Gorge in the Gobi desert. The guides seemed to genuinely believe this tale rather than treating it as a legend. The Mongol people of Mongolia and northern China are tough. They are skilled archers, hunters and wrestlers. They also among the most famous horsemen in the world, learning to ride almost as soon as they can walk. The following article entitled ‘Couple Saw Big Cat Near Carlisle’s Asda Superstore’ appeared in the News & Star on 7 August 2012. In the remote forests of the western part of China’s Hubei province people believe passionately in the existence of the Yeren- the "wild men". The creatures have been believed in since time immemorial and sightings are frequently reported even today. Responsible for killing around fifty sheep centred on the village of Pontrhydfendigaid in 1995, the ‘Beast of Bont’ is the most feared mysterious predator in Wales. Expert vets that examined the carcasses said the animal that caused the damage was more powerful than a fox or dog. Many people believe the beast to be a large cat, such as a puma or leopard. The following article by Phil Coleman entitled ‘Black Panther Spotted In Field Near Carlisle – Claim’ appeared in the News & Star on 16 February 2012. A bus driver has spoken of the moment he spotted what he believes may have been a large black panther in a field a few miles north of Carlisle. The following article by Phil Coleman entitled ‘Police Probe After Puma-Like Creature Spotted In Carlisle’ appeared in the News & Star on 17 October 2009. Project Albion is part of one of ASSAP’s longest running and most successful research endeavours and it has been likened to a Domesday book of the paranormal. It is an attempt to record the full spectrum of anomalies, past and present, within their geographical, as well as historical, context. At 1,970 feet above sea level, and covering an area of 18 acres Llyn Glaslyn is one of the glacial lakes of Yr Wyddfa (Mount Snowdon), and being the highest and remotest of the larger lakes it abounds in legend. On 14 December 2011 The Daily Mail featured the following article by Chris Parsons entitled ‘Killer beast stalks Olympic Park as experts fear alligator or python is on the loose’. 
Mongolian Olgoi Khorkhoi (aka Mongolian Death Worm)
Carlisle Big Cat (August 2012)
Yeren
The Beast of Bont
Carlisle Big Cat (2012)
Carlisle Big Cat (2009)
Strange Project Albion
Llyn Glaslyn (Lake of the Blue Spring)
Olympic Park Predator
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