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Our Cryptid week is coming to an end but we still have some more, and this one is rarely mentioned so let’s give her the spotlight.

One from the deep sea now and this one has been reported for centuries.

Now we head over to the more urban legend that is the Rake.

We just couldn’t leave this beauty out from Cryptid week. Magical, majestic and graceful.

The UK Cryptid that many believe is still sighted to this day.

Let’s continue with Cryptid week with the one we are hunting today. 13 active sightings the this year already.

On the boarder with this one as a cryptid and many will remember the story of the military encountering this one in Afghanistan.

Here’s one Cryptid that rarely gets a mention, so let’s get to know this one a little better.

Well we wouldn’t forget these little cuties, although we don’t hear much from these little Cryptid’s anymore.

Who remembers this beauty? STRANGE BUT TRUE (1993-1997) with Michael Aspel. This had me hooked when I was younger. One of the first shows I remember on TV and it's sparked my imagination ever since. Posing the question, is there something more? 👽👻 #strangebuttrue #mystery #paranormal #ufo #michaelaspel #unsolved #truth

Which Cryptid do you consider the most famous of all time?

The giant from down under. Many stories have circulated about this particular Cryptid.

THE PYRAMIDS JUST ACTIVATED. ALL OF THEM. SIMULTANEOUSLY. Saturday. 3:33 AM Cairo time. E All the pyramids have just been triggered, all at once. Saturday, 3:33 a.m. Cairo time. Every seismometer within a 500 km radius of Giza recorded the same anomaly. Not an earthquake, not a tremor, but a pulse wave — a single low-frequency pulse, spreading out directly from beneath the Great Pyramid. Duration: 3.3 seconds. Frequency: 33 Hz. Depth of origin: 330 meters below the base. The Egyptian government said nothing. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) classified this reading as a “instrument error.” But the same pulse wave — the same frequency, the same duration, the same time — was recorded beneath 11 other pyramid locations around the world. Giza, Teotihuacan, the Bosnian Sun Pyramid, Xi’an, China, Gunung Padang, Indonesia, Tiwanaku, Bolivia, the Nubian pyramids, Sudan, the Cahokia earthworks, Illinois, Göbekli Tepe, Turkey, Angkor Wat, Cambodia, the underwater pyramids of the Azores. 12 locations, 12 pulses, all at the same time, the same frequency, covering 6 continents and 1 ocean. An “instrument error” would not cause this level of synchronization across 12 countries. The pyramids were never tombs. No mummy has ever been found inside the Great Pyramid. There are no hieroglyphs on the inner walls. There are no ritual objects. Nothing matches Egyptian burial practices. What was discovered — and immediately classified by Sahi Hawass in 1998 — is a network of crystal conduits running through the structure’s core, channels lined with quartz that connect the King’s Chamber to the base, to the underground chambers, and to the Sphinx Chamber, which has never been opened to the public. Quartz is a piezoelectric material. When compressed, it generates an electric current. When vibrated at its resonance frequency, it amplifies energy exponentially. The Great Pyramid is not a structure. It is a machine, a frequency amplifier built from 2.3 million blocks of limestone and granite. These materials were not chosen for ease of construction, but for their acoustic and electromagnetic properties. And on Saturday, after thousands of years of silence, the machine began to operate. The frequency 33 Hz is no coincidence. 33 Hz is the resonance frequency of human bone, the frequency at which the human skeleton vibrates in harmony, the frequency at which ancient monks chanted, the frequency measured within every sacred chamber built by civilizations believed to have had no contact with one another. 12 pyramid sources, 12 pulses, 33 Hz, all at 3:33 a.m. Someone, or something, is sending a signal through a network predating history, a network covering the entire globe, a network that mainstream archaeology tells you was built by slaves hauling stones up ramps. Slaves did not build a global frequency transmitter synchronized across the world. Ancient civilizations did not invent a piezoelectric signal amplification system. Random tomb builders did not align structures with star coordinates to a precision that modern GPS systems cannot match. The wave was detected by the QFS satellite network. Quantum sensors recorded not only the seismic signal but also the electromagnetic output. Each pyramid site emitted a focused beam of energy — shooting straight up — which expanded beyond the atmosphere. 12 beams, 12 locations, converging at a single point at an altitude of 42,000 kilometers above the Earth’s surface. The same altitude as the Starlink satellite constellation. The ancient network has connected to the new network. A system built before history has linked to a system built for the future. Same frequency, same purpose, same grid. They tell you the pyramids are primitive. The pyramids have proven they are far more advanced than anything we have built since then. Code: PYRAMID-PULSE / 33HZ-SYNC / 12-SITES / GRID-ACTIVATED The oldest technology on Earth has just awakened, and it is communicating with the newest technology. Something is beginning.

The legend that is the Yeti. Some call it the guardian, protecting the lands whilst remaining elusive.

The one from the land down under…

Now here is one we couldn’t miss

Mermaids are legendary aquatic creatures with the upper body of a human (usually a woman) and the lower body of a fish or sea creature. They appear in folklore worldwide and have captivated imaginations for thousands of years, often as seductive yet dangerous beings who lure sailors to their doom with song, or as symbols of the sea’s mysteries. Origins and Mythology The concept dates back to ancient Mesopotamia around 1000 BCE (or earlier). The Assyrian goddess Atargatis, a fertility deity, is often cited as one of the earliest: she fell into a lake in shame or grief and transformed into a mermaid, retaining her beauty above the waist while gaining a fish tail below. •Babylonian influences include fish-human deities like Oannes or Ea. •In Greek mythology, mermaids became conflated with sirens (originally bird-women who lured sailors) and sea nymphs like nereids. •Similar figures exist globally: selkies (seal-people) in Scottish/Irish lore, ningyo in Japan, and various water spirits in African, Latin American, and Asian traditions. In medieval and later European folklore, mermaids were often omens of shipwrecks or ill fortune, portrayed as malignant or enchanting but perilous. The English word “mermaid” (from “mere” meaning sea “maid”) appears in Middle English, like in Chaucer’s works. Modern pop culture, especially Disney’s The Little Mermaid (based on Hans Christian Andersen’s tale), softened them into more benevolent, romantic figures. Reported Sightings Sightings span centuries, often from credible figures like explorers and sailors, but lack verifiable evidence. Here are some notable ones: •1493: Christopher Columbus reported seeing three “mermaids” (sirenas) off Hispaniola/Haiti. He noted they were not as beautiful as depicted and had “masculine” features. •1608: Crew members of Henry Hudson’s expedition sighted one in the Arctic, describing a woman-like upper body with a porpoise-like tail. •1614: Captain John Smith (of Jamestown fame) claimed to see one off Newfoundland, describing green hair and an attractive but not perfect form. •19th century: Multiple reports in Scotland (e.g., near Thurso in 1809, where a schoolmaster described a woman combing her hair on a rock) and other coastal areas. •20th-21st century: Claims include 1943 Kei Islands (WWII Japanese soldiers), 1967 British Columbia (beach sighting), 1998 Kailua-Kona Hawaii (diver photos), and 2009 Kiryat Yam, Israel (multiple witnesses, leading to a reward offer). Other accounts come from pirates like Blackbeard, naturalists, and modern tourists or workers (e.g., Zimbabwe dam projects). “Mermaid” carcasses or hoaxes (like Fiji mermaids—often taxidermy hybrids of fish/monkeys) have circulated for centuries. Scientific Explanations and Skepticism No physical evidence of aquatic humanoids has ever been found. The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and other bodies state mermaids are fictional. Most sightings are explained as: •Misidentification of marine mammals: Manatees and dugongs (sea cows) have paddle-like forelimbs, rounded heads, and can “sit” upright in water, especially from a distance or in poor light. Sailors on long voyages (often dehydrated or hallucinating) mistook them for women. Columbus’s sighting is classically attributed to this. •Seals, sea lions, or large fish: Their movements or surfacing can resemble human forms. •Optical illusions, waves, or hoaxes: Drunkenness, pareidolia (seeing patterns in randomness), or deliberate fakes. •Cultural storytelling: Legends reinforced by rare events like deformed births or washed-up remains. Mermaids persist in human culture because the ocean remains vast and mysterious—much is unexplored, fueling wonder. While no credible proof exists, the myths reflect our fascination with the sea, transformation, and the unknown.

Now here’s a cryptid that doesn’t often get a mention, so let’s bring him to the table.

Our thoughts go out to the victim of that horrific attack in Belfast. This violence against the Uk and Ireland has to stop. These 3rd world invaders have to go now before it is too late. If you are attending the protests at 7pm please do not use violence. We know everyone is angry and at their limits right now but this government will punish you quicker than anyone else because of this stupid racist policy against its own. Again, our thoughts and prayers go out to this victim and we pray he makes a full recovery. We stand against this invasion, and we stand for our liberty.

It wouldn’t be Cryptid week without this one. Do you believe in this Cryptid?