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Ulfshale Size Changing Aliens
The Ulfshale Size Changing Aliens were sighted in Ulfshale, Denmark, on November 2, 1968, at 5:50 p.m. The witness was taking a walk and looked through a hole in a hedge. They saw a bright object floating over a nearby hill, but noticed the object was actually a tall and wide man wearing a long cowl. The figure was increasing in size, and when the witness walked closer into a field, they saw three more figures. One of these figures was glowing dark red. All of these figures floated above the ground and disappeared into the bushes and trees. The red figure appeared one more time before floating out of…
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Naples Gilled Aliens
The Naples Gilled Aliens were sighted in Naples, Florida, on June 17, 2011, at 10:00 p.m. The witness was asleep when he suddenly woke up in what seemed like a hospital room. He was lying on a hospital bed, but realized it wasn’t a hospital due to the metallic walls. In a panic, he started looking around and saw two people at the foot of his bed. Another human woman sat in a chair to his left, and he realized he was paralyzed. She stuck him with a needle, which he described as an IV that required nothing to keep it in place. The figures at the foot of the…
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Loz Perez Chameleon Alien
The Loz Perez Chameleon Alien was sighted in 1995, October 7, Rio Grande, Puerto Rico. The witness was a woman named Mary Quinones who was working in her backyard. She heard something hit the ground behind her and turned to see what made the noise. She saw a creature standing at 5 feet tall, that stared at her with large, red, glowing eyes. It had membranes between its fingers and a larger membrane that connected its underarms with the torso. It had small, sharp projections on its body, and it seemed able to change the color of its skin like a chameleon. It opened its mouth, showing the inside was…
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Klyuchevskaya Shapeshifters
The Klyuchevskaya Shapeshifters are creatures sighted after the eruption of the Klyuchevskaya Sopka Volcano. The cause of the eruption was being studied by geologists and a reporter who were camped in the foothills. One man was left in the camp and started walking on his own to observe the area. As he explored, he found a strange thing that turned out to be a shape-changing creature that separated into multiple parts. One part approached the witness and took his appearance before turning into a sphere 60 cm in diameter. The witness was horrified, and his limbs went numb until he was calmed by the creature communicating telepathically. They explained they…
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Fairborn Containment Alien
The Fairborn Containment Alien is a creature sighted in Fairborn, Ohio in 1965. The witness was a government employee visiting an Air Force Museum. He went through a door marked off-limits and encountered an alien being. This creature was 4-5 feet tall, had blue skin, and wore a self-contained space suit. It had a large head with big eyes, a heavy brow, no nose, and a slit-like mouth, all contained in a translucent glass dome. It walked with stiff legs, and the witness later learned it was being held in captivity in an artificial environment. Citations: Rosales, Albert. Humanoid Encounters 1965-1969: The Others Amongst Us. N.p., CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform,…
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Vargr/Warg/Wearg
The Vargr is a term present in Norse myth with multiple meanings. The word comes from Old German and was sometimes used as a blanket term for supernatural beings. The word referred to wolves, and was also used to describe outlaws and oathbreakers. The comparison was that both wolves and outlaws lived in the wilderness and could be killed without consequence. The term Murðvarg is someone who’s killed someone; this translates to Murder Warg. Brennuvargr is someone who commits arson; this translates to Fire Warg. The famous giant Grendel is also referred to as Heorowearh, meaning Sword Warg. Because the term means wolf, and has been associated with the devil,…
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Ubume
The Ubume is a yokai from Japanese myth. They’re believed to be the ghosts of women who have died in childbirth. They sometimes appear as ghostly women soaked in blood from the waist down. In some versions, the Ubume wanders around saying “be born” over and over. Many stories of the Ubume say they cannot rest until they find a guardian for their child. They may continue to watch over their child, and do not become violent unless their child is harmed. In some versions, they sit on bridges and ask people passing by to hold their child for a moment. When the person holds the child, the Ubume disappears,…
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Saturnians
The Saturnians were aliens supposedly encountered in Baguio City, Philippines. This occurred in May 1980 at 2 am by a 42 year old faith healer named Ricardo “Anding” Mira. He encountered them in the house of another faith healer named Manang Sid. He was there with a man named Dr. Rodolfo Gonzalez to observe her. At 1:00 am, they were praying in a chapel when Mira suddenly felt dizzy and saw a rainbow swirl of lights on the chapel walls. He couldn’t find the source of these lights, and they eventually stopped at 1:45 and went to their rooms. Mira tossed and turned in bed and felt dizzy again until,…
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Roperite
The Roperite is a creature from Lumberjack Folklore. It’s the size of a horse with a long prehensile muzzle that can be used as a lasso. Often they have rattles like a rattlesnake, which they shake when they hunt. Typically, they catch rabbits, but may go after people. They run off after capturing them and drag them through the thorns until the prey dies. No animal is fast enough to outrun them, and they can go over, around, or through any obstacle. Citations: Bane, Theresa. Encyclopedia of Beasts and Monsters in Myth, Legend and Folklore. United States, McFarland, Incorporated, Publishers, 2016.
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Piasa/Piasa Bird
The Piasa is a monstrous creature from the legends of the Illiniwek Native Americans. Its name means “bird that devours man,” and its legend is well known in the region. It was famously depicted on an ancient petroglyph, which originally showed two creatures. This painting was described in the journals of Pére Marquette while he explored the Mississippi River. It was described as a hideous creature the size of a calf. It has also been described as large enough to pick up a full-grown deer in its talons. It had a head and horns like a goat with a man’s face, a tiger’s beard, and red eyes. It had an…
