Category File
North American Folklore
1 documented theory filed under this subject.
- Dog ManThe Michigan Dogman's founding sighting is dated 1887, in Wexford County. No record of it exists earlier than 1 April 1987, when a Traverse City DJ played a song he had written as a joke and the phones started ringing.
- BigfootBigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, is a large, hairy, upright humanoid cryptid said to inhabit the forests and mountain regions of North America, especially the Pacific Northwest. The legend combines older Indigenous traditions about wild forest beings with modern sighting reports, footprint evidence, expedition culture, film footage, and decades of media attention. Although stories of similar beings long predate the twentieth century, the modern Bigfoot phenomenon took shape in the late 1950s and became one of the most enduring cryptid traditions in American and Canadian popular culture.