Ozark Howler, also known as Nightshade Bear, is a mysterious creature from the Ozark Mountains that resembles a large bear and is often considered a bad omen.

Goatman humanoid measuring seven feet with thick hair and curled horns. Famous for sightings in Maryland, Louisiana, and Texas, legend associates it with the Old Alton Bridge in northern Denton, Texas.

Crocotta, a mysterious creature with a large size resembling a donkey and cat-like characteristics, is often heard speaking human-like to lure its prey, according to reports originating from Texas and stories from India and Ethiopia.

La Lechuza, a creature with a giant bird body and a witch's head, is told in legends as humans who sell their souls to demons for magical powers, often scaring people who engage in bad behavior, especially in Mexico and Texas.

Skunk Ape is the close relative of Bigfoot with habitats in the swamps of Georgia, Florida, and Texas. This creature stands about six to seven feet tall, covered in thick dark fur, and is known for its unpleasant odor.

Black-Eyed Children are believed to be victims of demonic possession. They have pale to translucent skin and pitch-black eyes. Black-Eyed Children often seek help from the people they encounter, and if refused, they can become persistent and even attack.

Bigfoot is known as a large, ape-like creature that is often reported in dense forests throughout the United States. The residents of Texas actively report Bigfoot sightings and have been organizing conferences about Bigfoot for over 20 years.