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Did you know that in Japanese folklore, there's a creature called the Kitsune, which is a fox spirit that possesses intelligence and magical abilities? According to legend, Kitsune can shape-shift into human form, often taking on the appearance of a beautiful woman. They are said to have multiple tails, with the number of tails indicating their age, wisdom, and power. Kitsune are known for their mischievous nature.

i may be a freak of nature but tonight i am alive

Phantom Detectives LLC’s investigation team captured a thermal imaging camera photo of a figure standing on the stage of the old Smyrna Movie House. What do you guys think?

Comatricha nigra by Barry Webb

Cryptid of the Day: Demon Cat

Description: A black, ghostly cat has been seen in the White House & the United States Capitol in Washington DC. The cat has been seen before presidential elections & tragedies, such as the deaths of Abraham Lincoln and JFK. Witnesses claim the cat can swell to the size of a tiger when alerted

Photo I took at Fort Amherst (Kent, England). Image has been cropped but no further edits made.

I think it looks like a figure with a face and hand peering out of the doorway or about to cross through the doorway, what do you think?

(I’ve been to this location again a few times and there’s never been a way I could recreate this same image)

A Victorian woman in the streets of London by Walter Linsley Meegan (1859-1944).

🌲 Fresno Nightcrawler 🌲

Surveillance footage from a Fresno, CA homeowner first captured what appeared to be sentient pants in 2007.

Cryptid of the Day: Lake Tanganyika Monster

Description: In 1893, a Mpala missionary claimed to have seen a sea serpent in Lake Tanganyika, Dem. Republic of Congo. It was seen again in 1907, described as tusked, and in 1928, described as saurian. Unidentifiable two claw tracks were found around the lake shores 

🫧 Nessie 🫧

Although she was spotted long before, reported sightings of the Loch Ness Monster were prominent in 1933.

more hours have passed since the watcher streamer announcement and i shouldn't have gone on twitter because the way people are talking about steven lim is pissing me off. just because you lot like ryan and shane more doesn't mean that y'all can say any damn thing about steven like wtf is this

REALLY??? a guy who sacrificed his own creative output to take on the financial responsibility for a company with two co-founders who categorically did not want to deal with the money side of things (all things that three of them have confirmed on camera during one of the making watcher episodes) is equivalent to a Yale jackass who cheated on his wife and let down his business partners? y'all have lost the plot.

choosing to limit your own creative projects and getting your hands dirty with the most stressful part of the job -making ends meet for your company and making it survive - so that your other two business partners can make the content they like to their heart's content is the kind of sacrifice that would put most of you in a grave. fuck off.

don't make this a "steven lim is a villain" thing. you're allowed to be upset at the announcement but pinning the anger on steven is unfair and unmerited.

The people under the stairs.

Mary King's Close is a historic underground street hidden beneath Edinburgh, Scotland. In the mid-18th century, the close was partially demolished and buried to construct newer buildings above. Over time, it became shrouded in myth and legend, with tales of plague victims being sealed within its walls and ghostly apparitions haunting its narrow corridors.