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Mendalla
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Well, I'm not an American, but just saw a good documentary on the Mothman, so maybe that? (search for Monstrum on Youtube and it's the latest episode)

Here in Ontario, we have Mussie in Muskrat Lake, a creature similar to Ogopogo (Lake Okanagan, BC) and Nessie (Loch Ness, Scotland).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mussie

I probably saw the lake many, many years ago when driving from our family cottage to Ottawa. No monster, though.

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In preparation for Halloween and our upcoming story category changes... which is your monster?


https://www.cashnetusa.com/blog/most-famous-mythical-creature-of-every-us-state-illustrated/?fbclid=IwAR2NFPBafncVM4mLDnNezt8WcnoCkCrvEcB9FYWukVvl6dEhwBXsny1MeSQ[/quote]


What interests me is these story category changes you are talking about. The only one I have seen anything about so far is a historical category. Is there another list being touted somewhere that I have not been aware of?
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(my home state) Virginia – Snallygaster
Despite having far more terrifying features than any self-respecting monster actually needs, the Snallygaster remains popular three centuries after it was first spotted; it even has a guest role in the Harry Potter universe.

Early settlers told tales of a demonic, bird-like creature with a metallic beak filled with teeth. In 1909, locals reported seeing a bird-like monster with; “enormous wings, a long-pointed bill, claws like steel hooks and an eye in the center of its forehead”.

Virginia has more than its fair share of ghosts and legends.. The 2 middle school I attended were haunted. The college I attended had a famous ghost .

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Quote by Dreamcatcher
In preparation for Halloween and our upcoming story category changes... which is your monster?


https://www.cashnetusa.com/blog/most-famous-mythical-creature-of-every-us-state-illustrated/?fbclid=IwAR2NFPBafncVM4mLDnNezt8WcnoCkCrvEcB9FYWukVvl6dEhwBXsny1MeSQ[/quote]


What interests me is these story category changes you are talking about. The only one I have seen anything about so far is a historical category. Is there another list being touted somewhere that I have not been aware of?



Yes, Larry... the new categories will be:


Monsters Under Your Bed

Stripes and Plaids

Yak Butter Recipes

Cloven Hooved Friends

Haunted Refrigerators
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Here in CA, we have "The Dark Watchers". Native Americans describe them as 15-foot tall shadows. I think me and a flashlight can run 'em outta town.
Mendalla
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DC, regarding this favorite monster in your state survey...

Do mother-in-laws count? ;)



Hey, I liked my mother-in-law (RIP).

Now, politicians on the other hand ... there's a few that might qualify (Yes, we just had an election. How could you tell?)

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DC, regarding this favorite monster in your state survey...

Do mother-in-laws count? ;)




There is a 100-yard personal space policy for mother-in-laws. If they breach that barrier, then they get added to the list.