The following article entitled ‘Hunt is on for the Beast of Badcox’ appeared in the Frome & Somerset Standard on 7th September 2006 and concerns a big cat that was sighted in Victoria Park, Frome.
The hunt is on for a mysterious large black cat that was spotted roaming at night in Frome Victoria Park.
Cryptozoology / Fairies / Folklore / Manx Fairies / Mermaids
by Ian · Published June 26, 2010 · Last modified December 11, 2018
According to Peter Costello in The Magic Zoo, there were several sightings of a mermaid around the Isle of Man during 1961. One of the witnesses was said to be the Lady Mayor of Peel. In August 1961 the Manx Tourist Board apparently offered a prize to whoever could capture the mermaid alive.
On 23 January 2010 the Stroud News & Journal featured an article by Rachel Clare entitled ‘Does this print prove the existence of big cats in the Five Valleys?’. As the title suggests it was based on a photograph tracks of a suspected Big Cat.
Aquatic Monsters / Cryptozoology
by Ian · Published March 19, 2010 · Last modified December 11, 2018
Lough Dubh or Black’s Lake is a popular fishing venue by the river suck which was the scene of a possible monster sighting in the early 1960’s a creature was hooked by Mr Mullaney (a schoolmaster) and his son whilst out fishing. Described as having "short thick legs with small ears and a white pointed horn on the snout.
Is there a large Black Cat prowling West Cumbria? On Friday 8 January 2010 the following article by John Walsh entitled ‘Footprints fuel rumours of the beast of Workington’s Borough Park’ appeared in the News & Star.
Cryptozoology / Devil / Folklore / Jersey Devil / Legends / Occult / Witchcraft
by Ian · Published December 24, 2009 · Last modified November 15, 2018
Over the last 250 years there have been several sightings of a creature that has become known as the Jersey Devil (or Leeds Devil). Described as being bipedal with hooves and wings, the Jersey Devil would apparently dry up the milk within cows by breathing upon them.
St Michaels’ Church in Cornhill is a Grade I listed building, built by Sir Christopher Wren between 1699 and 1672 following the destruction of the earlier medieval church in the Great Fire of London. It was in this now lost medieval building that according to legend a creature was encountered by the bell ringers early in the first half of the sixteenth century.
In November 2008, Michael Kent reported seeing a strange hairy bear like creature whilst fishing one evening with his brother and father.
The Beast of Lytham hit the headlines as a strange creature was seen on several occasions in woodland around Lytham St Anne’s. The following is an exert from at article by Jaya Narain for the Daily Mail dated 6 May 2005.
Aquatic Monsters / Cryptozoology / Fairies / Folklore / Folktales / Irish Fairies / Irish Folktales
by Ian · Published November 20, 2009 · Last modified December 11, 2018
In Conbnaíl (Conwell) Cemetery, Drummans, there is a tombstone depicting a carved Dobhar-chú .The grave is that of Grace Connolly (Grainne Ni Conalai), who apparently was killed by a Dobhar-chú from Lough Glenade on 24th September 1722.
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