Grootslang

This powerful Cryptid hides in South Africa. It is a powerful swimmer, so it can often be sighted near water. In Zulu mythology, one of the first creatures the gods created was the Grootslang. The gods realized it would destroy everything if it was allowed to live, so they split them into the elephant and the snake. One or several survivors make up today's population. It lures elephants into a bottomless pit to devour them.

Sheepsquatch

This Cryptid seems pretty weird by most standards. It has been seen in Boone County, West Virginia. It has off white sheep wool, sharp horns like a goat, boar tusks, sharp teeth, an opossum tail, and deer hooves. In the 1890s it terrorized coal miners. It weighs around 700 lbs. It is about 7 ft tall. It is an omnivorous creature. It has a skunk like spray which burns the eyes and nose. It is very aggressive when cornered.

Mokele Mbembe

The animal is said to be of a brownish-gray color with a smooth skin, its size approximating that of an elephant; at least that of a hippopotamus. It is said to have a long and very flexible neck and only one tooth but a very long one; some say it has a horn. A few spoke about a long muscular tail like that of an alligator. Its name translates to “one who blocks rivers” because of its massive size. It lives in rivers and lakes, and feeds on aquatic vegetation.

Con Rit

This cryptid is sighted in the Vietnam sea. It is 60 feet in length, and is in the shape of a centipede. It is covered in armor, and has fins instead of legs. As well, the Con Rit has powerful poison. The creature is known for being blindly aggressive and attacking any ship it sees.

Kappa

These demonic little creatures can be sighted in Japanese waters. It is similar to a dwarf with a tortoise shell, webbed hands, a beak, scraggly hair, and a dip in the top of its skull. The water it holds in the dip in its skull holds all its energy, you can stop a Kappa by bowing to it and making lose its energy when the water falls out. This strange beast is known to attack people, and is a fairly well believed creature from Japanese mythology.

Trunko

This creature is thought to be an aquatic equivalent of an elephant. It has a long trunk, white fur, polar bear-like skin, and a tail like a shrimp. The Trunko is a creature known as a globster, which is a mass of flesh that washes up on shore. The Trunko is the only known globster to be seen alive. It was observed fighting killer whales.