Hairy Humanoids

The towering ape-man of the Pacific Northwest, glimpsed in fog and legend for centuries.

The ape-man of the Himalayas, tracked through snow but never confirmed.

Florida's foul-smelling answer to Bigfoot, lurking in the Everglades heat.

The hairy hominid of Boggy Creek, Arkansas, that inspired one of horror's first docudramas.

A short, bipedal ape covered in golden-brown fur walks the jungles of Sumatra, and credible scientists have spent decades trying to prove it exists.

Climbers on Scotland's second-highest peak report a towering grey figure following them through the mist, accompanied by crunching footsteps and overwhelming dread.

Australia's own Bigfoot has been reported for centuries, from Aboriginal Dreamtime stories to modern highway encounters.

China's Bigfoot roams the thick forests of Hubei Province, backed by thousands of reported sightings.

A shaggy, upright canine prowling a rural Wisconsin road since the 1980s.

A web-footed, amber-eyed beast haunting one of America's most pristine swamps.

Nomadic herders across Mongolia and Central Asia have described encounters with a stocky, hairy humanoid that walks upright and avoids civilization.

A blood-stained, three-toed giant that terrorized a small Missouri town in the summer of 1972.

The people of Flores Island describe small, hairy cave-dwellers who stole food and children, and the story gained credibility when Homo floresiensis fossils were found.

A foul-smelling ape-man stalking the misty slopes of Mount Hiba in rural Japan.

A foul-smelling ape-man reportedly abducts women and kills livestock in the remote mountain passes of northern Pakistan.

A Bigfoot-like creature with a distinctive blonde mane has been spotted near mining towns in northern Ontario since the 1900s.

A bipedal ape spotted by both Vietnamese villagers and American soldiers during the war.

Across East Africa, multiple credible witnesses have reported small, rust-colored ape-men walking upright.

Deep in Vietnam's jungles, soldiers and scientists have reported a powerfully built ape that walks like a man.

A hairy, rock-throwing giant reported in New Zealand's Coromandel Range long before the Bigfoot craze.

In the forests of Honduras, a backward-footed ape-man kidnaps anyone who makes eye contact.