An Assembly of Ape-Men
By Colin Schneider
Ape-men, hairy humanoids, big hairy monsters, ‘squatches, and wildmen are just some of the collective names for the subject of this list. The focus is on Bigfoot and his ilk. Creatures of such are staples of cryptozoological lore, but the majority of them are largely ignored. To the author’s knowledge, never before has there been such an expansive attempt to collect and record the majority of these Ape-men. 
| 
Name | 
Distribution | 
Description | 
Notes | 
See Also | 
| 
Abnauayu | 
Caucasus Mountains,
  Georgia | 
5-6 feet tall 
Covered in reddish
  black hair 
Thick head of hair
  which hangs down like a mane 
Uses sticks and stones
  as weapons | 
A female example was
  supposedly captured, tamed, and then bore children with those that captured
  her | 
Alma | 
| 
Abonesi | 
Togo, South Africa | 
Short, squat, and covered with
  dark hair 
Lives in the forest | ||
| 
Adlekhe-Titin | 
Northern Caucasus
  Mountains, Russia | 
Manlike 
Covered in hair | ||
| 
Afonya | 
Kola Peninsupa.
  European Russia | 
7-8 feet tall 
Covered in light grey
  hair with periodic lighter and darker splotches 
Wrinkled face 
Red eyes 
Known to knuckle walk 
Said to steal dogs 
Supposedly live in
  abandoned cabins 
Sometimes climbs trees | ||
| 
Agogwe | 
Tanzania, East Africa | 
3-4 feet tall 
Reddish brown hair 
Yellow-red skin under the hair 
Graceful  
Bipedal 
Supposedly trades with locals 
Forest-dweller | ||
| 
Agatch-Kishi | 
Caucasus Mountains, Russia | 
Man-sized  
Manlike 
Covered in hair | 
Alma | |
| 
Aigamuxa | 
South Africa | 
Extremely ugly 
Known to eat humans 
Look human other than their eyes
  are on the heels of their feet 
Gigantic in size 
Said to be quite stupid | ||
| 
Al | 
Iran | 
Larger than a human 
Said to dwell in swamps 
Covered in shaggy hair 
Has tusks similar to a boar’s 
Luminous eyes | ||
| 
Albatwitcher | 
Pennsylvania, USA | 
Ape-like 
About as big as a 10-year-old
  human 
Tailless 
Hair covered 
Mischievous, has been said to
  steal items | 
Also known
  as Albatwitch | |
| 
Alma | 
Mongolia 
China 
Siberia, Russia | 
5-7 feet tall 
Covered in curly red/brown hair 
Facial structure resembles a
  Neanderthal  
Very long arms and short legs 
Females have extremely pendulous
  breasts 
Supposedly can interbreed with
  humans 
Extremely fast 
Uses primitive tools | 
Possibly
  same species as the Almasty | 
Almasty | 
| 
Almasty | 
Caucasus Mountains, Russia and
  Georgia | 
5-6 feet tall 
Covered in shaggy red hair 
Slanted, red eyes 
Short legs 
Nocturnal 
Smell extremely unpleasantly 
Makes nests of grass and reeds | 
Possibly
  same species as the Alma | 
Alma | 
| 
Antipodes | 
North Africa 
India | 
Manlike  
Said to have backwards pointing
  feet | 
Also known
  as Opisthodactyles | |
| 
Ape of King’s Nympton | 
King’s Nympton, England | 
Similar to a bipedal gorilla 
Glowing green eyes | ||
| 
Bangenza | 
Democratic Republic of Congo | 
Similar to a bipedal chimpanzee 
Covered in brown hair | 
Suggested
  to be a solitary chimpanzee | 
Bilungi | 
| 
Bardin Booger | 
Bardin, Florida, USA | 
Looks like a cross between an ape
  and a human | 
Possible
  hoax to boost economy | 
Skunk
  Ape, 
Booger | 
| 
Ban-Manush | 
Nepal, India, and Bangladesh | 
4-5 feet tall 
Covered in grey hair 
Aggressive and supposedly kidnaps
  people | 
Also known as Bang, Bunmanus, and
  Van-Manas | |
| 
Bar-Manu | 
Shishi Kuh Valley, Pakistan | 
Very muscular 
Covered in dark brown hair except
  for its face 
Unusually large head 
Strong body odor 
Shorter than average man 
Humanoid footprints with three
  toes | ||
| 
Basajuan | 
Basque, Spain 
Pyrenees Mountains, Spain and
  France | 
6-10 feet tall 
Heavily built and muscular 
Extremely long hair on the head
  which reaches to the ankles | ||
| 
Batutut | 
Sabah State, Malaysia, Borneo  | 
4 feet tall 
Bipedal and human-like 
Extremely aggressive 
Said to have a habit of killing
  humans and removing their livers | ||
| 
Bedford Beast | 
Lawrence County, Indiana, USA | 
Covered in dark colored long hair 
Bipedal 
Taller than average man 
Smelled of rotten fish | 
Bigfoot
   | |
| 
Bigfoot | 
Reports are widespread throughout
  North America but a majority are from the Pacific Northwest | 
6-9 feet tall 
Very bulky and muscular 
Covered in shaggy hair, colors
  range from dark brown, reddish brown, greyish black, tan, bluish black, and
  blonde 
Pointed head 
No neck 
Flat face with prominent brow
  ridge and thick nose 
Said to communicate through
  various whistles, calls, grunts, shouts, and whoops 
often said to emit a putrid smell 
Known to throw rocks and sticks at
  people 
Walks in a bipedal fashion with
  long arm and leg strides | ||
| 
Big Grey Man  | 
Ben Macdhui, Scotland | 
10-20 feet tall 
Covered in grey or olive-grey hair 
Very long arms 
Often is accompanied by fog or
  mist 
Makes strange crunching or humming
  sounds 
Sometimes is accompanied by
  disembodied voices or music 
Creates a feeling of coldness,
  fear, and panic | 
Also known as Fear Liath Mor or Am
  Fear Liath Mor 
Perfect example of the paranormal
  accompanying humanoid creatures | |
| 
Big Head | 
Butler, Ohio, USA | 
7 feet tall 
Covered in yellowish grey hair 
Had hypnotizing eyes which glowed
  bright red 
Extremely large head 
Some witnesses reported it having
  no arms 
Emitted terrible screams and odor | 
Orange
  Eyes, 
Grassman | |
| 
Big Muddy Monster | 
Murphysboro, Indiana, USA | 
7-8 feet tall 
Covered in light brown hair 
Covered in thick, foul-smelling
  sludge 
Emits high pitched screams 
Leaves behind a trail of
  foul-smelling slime | 
Also known as the Murphysboro Mud
  Monster | |
| 
Bilington Beast | 
Kent, UK | 
Manlike  
Man-sized 
Covered in thick, black hair 
Said to have a short tail | ||
| 
Billiwack Monster | 
Aliso Canyon, Santa Paula,
  California, USA | 
Huge in size 
Covered in grey hair 
Said to have long claws and horns
  on its head 
Known to harass campers | ||
| 
Billy Holler Booger | 
Lumkin County, Georgia, USA | 
8 feet tall 
Bipedal 
Covered in dark brown hair 
Said to eat out of garbage cans | ||
| 
Bilungi | 
Lac Tumba, Democratic Republic of
  Congo | 
6 feet tall 
Covered in brown hair 
Muscular  | 
Bangenza | |
| 
Blue Belt Bigfoot | 
Santa Clarita Valley, California,
  USA | 
Tall, hulking, bipedal 
Covered in dark hair 
Has a glowing blue belt around its
  waist 
Known to steal pigs | 
Later in the same area, multiple
  UFOs were seen, once accompanied by hairy, dog-faced humanoids | 
Bigfoot | 
| 
Bolam Beast | 
Bolam Lake Country Park,
  Northumberland, England | 
7-8 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Very heavyset 
Noticeably prominent teeth 
Glowing, green eyes | 
Some have claimed that the
  sightings were just teenagers in an ape-suit 
Also known as the Bolam Lake Yeti | |
| 
Booger | 
Alabama, USA Florida, USA 
Indiana, USA 
Kentucky, USA 
Georgia, USA | 
Common term used for unknown
  humanoids in Southern USA.  
Also used to describe ghosts and
  other monsters | 
The term has a clear connection to
  the Bogyman and was often used to describe similar creatures | |
| 
Braxton Monster | 
Braxton County, West Virginia | 
6 feet tall 
Covered with hair 
Bipedal  | 
The name is also used for the
  Flatwoods Monster which was an unusual creature seen in Flatwoods, West
  Virginia in 1952 | |
| 
Caa-Pora | 
Goias and Parana, Brazil | 
Very large biped 
Covered in hair 
Have extremely large heads | ||
| 
Cabbage Head Man | 
Maryland, USA | 
Large, hairy, biped 
Unusual facial features which lent
  to the creation of its colorful name | ||
| 
Caddo Critter | 
Caddo, Texas | 
7 feet tall 
4 feet wide 
Muscular 
Covered in dark hair 
Supposedly impervious to bullets | 
Also known as Cypress Swamp
  Monster | 
Hawley
  Him, 
Haskell
  Rascal | 
| 
Calchona | 
Western Neuquen Province,
  Argentina 
Chile | 
Large and manlike 
Covered in thick wool, similar to
  a sheep’s 
Bearded 
Nocturnal and scares travelers | ||
| 
Canyon Monster | 
Tucker County, West Virginia, USA | 
Human-like 
Covered in hair 
Is fond of scaring hikers,
  backpackers, and campers | ||
| 
Cax-Vinic | 
Chiapas State, Mexico | 
Taller than average man 
Covered in black or brown hair 
Menacing glowing eyes 
Nocturnal 
Emits loud shrieks  | ||
| 
Chalk Point Creature | 
Anne Arundel County, Maryland, USA | 
10 feet tall 
Covered in dark, mangy hair 
Known to attack vehicles on the
  road | ||
| 
Chicken Man | 
El Rino, Oklahoma, USA | 
This creature has not been seen
  but has left many tracks, including footprints and a few handprints 
The Chicken Man is known simply
  from its reputation of attacking and slaughtering chickens | ||
| 
Chihalenchi | 
Sierra Nevada, California, USA | 
Gigantic in size 
Covered with hair 
Lives in limestone caverns 
Said to eat humans | ||
| 
Chilludo | 
Nuequen Province, Argentina | 
Large, bipedal, covered in hair 
Known to throw boulders at
  travelers | 
Calchona | |
| 
Chorti | 
Guatemala | 
Gigantic and hair covered 
Metal claws on each hand 
Backwards pointing feet | ||
| 
Chuchunaa | 
Siberia, Russia | 
6-7 feet tall 
Covered in thick, matted hair 
Small face 
Wide shoulders 
Narrow torso  
Long arms 
Thick beard 
Known to hunt and fish 
Wears deerskin for clothes and
  shoes | 
Also known as Mulen | |
| 
Chu-Mung | 
Himalaya Mountains, Nepal 
West Bengal and Sikkim States,
  India | 
Covered in long, dark hair 
Known to climb trees 
Lives in the high mountains 
Solitary in nature | 
Thought to be an alternative name
  for the Yeti | 
Yeti  | 
| 
Chum-Chum | 
Maine, USA | 
7 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Weighs about 400 pounds | ||
| 
Cookie Monster | 
Somerset County, Pennsylvania, USA | 
Very large 
Covered in hair 
Extremely aggressive 
Has been known to attack cars and
  in one instance, nearly ripped a dog in half | ||
| 
Cole Hollow Road Monster | 
Perkin, Illinois, USA | 
Taller than average human 
Covered in thick, white hair 
Apelike facial features 
Has three toes on each foot | 
Also known as Cohomo | 
Farmer City Monster | 
| 
Coromandel Man | 
New Zealand | 
6 feet tall 
Covered in red, black, or silver
  hair | ||
| 
Creature of Cutthroat Bridge | 
Ladybower Reservoir, England | 
8 feet tall 
Covered in shaggy, black hair 
Very fast | ||
| 
Curinquean | 
Brazil  | 
11 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Known to slaughter cows by ripping
  their tongues out | ||
| 
Curupira | 
Brazil | 
3 to 4 feet tall 
Covered in rust colored hair 
Produce sounds similar to bird
  whistles 
Aggressive, abducts children and
  sexually assaults women | 
Also known as Kurupi and Yurupari | |
| 
Cyclops | 
Sicily 
Crete 
India 
Africa | 
Extremely large 
Has only one eye in the middle of
  its forehead 
Known to eat humans | 
Possibly a myth derived from the
  discovery of elephant skulls | |
| 
Dev | 
Armenia 
Iran 
Pamir Mountains, Tajikistan | 
4-5 feet tall 
Covered in long, red/brown hair 
Horned 
Has claws on its hands 
Said to have a tail | 
Also known as Div | |
| 
Didi | 
Guyana  | 
5 feet tall 
Covered in reddish black hair 
Ape-like face 
Long arms and feet 
Said to build crude living spaces
  out of mud and brush 
Throws sticks 
Said to be able to mate with
  humans | ||
| 
Dientudo  | 
Buenos Aires Province, Argentina | 
Said to be half man, half bear 
Has extremely large and sharp
  teeth | 
Also known as Big Teeth | |
| 
Dissolving Demon | 
Uniontown, Pennsylvania, USA | 
Very tall 
Ape-like 
Covered with hair 
Has glowing eyes 
Said to be able to evaporate into
  mist | 
This unusual creature is known
  from only one report in 1973 | |
| 
Dodu | 
Carmeroon | 
6 feet tall 
Covered in dark grey hair 
Normally bipedal but is known to
  knuckle walk 
Said to be aggressive and
  sometimes attacks adult gorillas 
Has only three fingers on each and
  three toes on each foot | ||
| 
Doko | 
Lake Turkana, Kenya, Africa | 
Said to appear like four foot tall
  humans 
View as subhuman by the local
  tribes | 
Mau | |
| 
Dsonoqua | 
Southwestern British Columbia,
  Canada | 
Taller than average human 
Covered in long, black hair 
Very long arms, short legs 
Has very sharp claws | 
The name refers to females
  specifically | |
| 
Duende | 
Central and South America | 
1-4 feet tall 
Hair covered (the color of which
  varies greatly) 
Wears red or green rags for
  clothes with a red hat 
Attacks and kidnaps dogs | 
Many descriptions vary depending
  on what country the report originates 
Also known as Dwendi | |
| 
Dulugal  | 
New South Wales | 
7 feet tall 
Covered in black hair 
Nocturnal 
Known to raid camps | 
Yowie | |
| 
Dundonald Creature | 
Dundonald Hill, Kilmarnock,
  Scotland | 
10 feet tall 
Dark grey in color 
Known to upset dogs 
Has glowing red slits for eyes | 
Big Grey Man | |
| 
Dwayya | 
Frederick County, Maryland, USA | 
6 feet tall 
Covered in black hair 
Known to be aggressive 
Bipedal 
Emits an ear-piercing scream | 
Also known as Wago | |
| 
Dzu-Teh | 
Sikkim State, India 
Tibet | 
6-9 feet tall 
Covered in dark grey or red hair 
Larger than a bear 
Long, muscular arms 
Known to kill and eat yaks and
  cattle | 
One of the creatures considered to
  be under the term of Yeti | 
Yeti | 
| 
Ebu Gogo | 
Flores, Indonesia  | 
Small, potbellied, and are covered
  in grey hair | ||
| 
Ecuadorian Giant | 
Santa Elena, Ecuador | 
Very tall 
Long head and facial hair that
  reaches their knees 
Known to attack, rape, and kill
  humans 
Wears animal skins | 
Old
  Ecuadorian myth which was born through the finding of large bones in the area | |
| 
Engot | 
Gabon | 
Very large 
Very aggressive, known to attack
  and kill humans 
Feet point backwards | ||
| 
Ensut-Ensut | 
Malaysia | 
9-10 feet tall 
Covered in dark brown hair 
Bipedal 
Backwards feet | ||
| 
Fang Men | 
Malaysia  | 
Tall 
Covered with thick, dark hair 
Powerful arms 
Very long and sharp fangs | ||
| 
Fantasma de los Riscos | 
San Juan, Argentina | 
6 feet tall 
Completely covered with hair 
Known to emit loud howls when
  threatened | ||
| 
Farmer City Monster | 
Farmer City, Illinois, USA | 
7-8 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Glowing yellow eyes | 
Cole Hollow Road Monster | |
| 
Fating’ho | 
Sengal 
Guinea | 
5-6 feet tall 
Covered in black hair which is
  longer on its head 
Extremely large head 
Supposedly able to mate with
  humans | ||
| 
Fei-Fei | 
Sichuan and Zhejiang Provinces,
  China | 
10 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Has very long lips 
Has backwards feet | 
Possibly
  an alternative name for the Yeren | 
Yeren | 
| 
Fluorescent Freddie | 
French Lick, Indiana, USA  | 
10 feet tall 
Covered in bright green hair 
Supposedly glows florescent green  | 
Also known
  as French Lick Monster | |
| 
Fouke Monster | 
Miller County, Arkansas, USA | 
6-10 feet tall 
Covered in dark brown or black
  hair 
Ape-like 
Bipedal 
Has three toes on each foot | 
Also known
  as the Beast of Boggy Creek | 
Honey Island Swamp Monster | 
| 
Geresun Bamburshe | 
Central Tibet | 
Larger than average human 
Covered in long hair 
Bipedal 
Wears skins as clothes 
Known to attack travelers | ||
| 
Gerit | 
Western Kenya | 
7 feet tall 
Covered in red/yellow hair 
Bipedal 
Dwells in caves | ||
| 
Gilyuk | 
Southern Alaska, USA | 
9-10 feet tall 
Covered in shaggy hair 
Said to wear a little hat 
Said to abduct and eat humans | ||
| 
Gnena | 
West Africa | 
About 2 to 4 feet tall 
Unusually long arms and a large
  head 
Covered in greyish black hair or
  spikes 
Bright, yellow eyes | ||
| 
Goazi | 
Brazil and Columbia | 
Short, human-like | 
Not much else is written on these
  creatures | |
| 
Golub-Yavan | 
Kyrgyzstan 
Tajikistan 
Afghanistan | 
5-7 feet tall 
Covered in red/grey or black hair 
Ape-like face 
Glowing red eyes 
Feet are wider and shorter than a
  human’s 
Strong, unpleasant odor 
Lives in caves 
Attacks humans 
Uses sticks to hunt | ||
| 
Goonyak | 
Vermont | 
8 feet tall 
Bipedal  
Said to be able to kill fully
  grown bulls | 
Reports of this possible hoax are
  extremely vague | |
| 
Grant County Monster | 
Grant County, Kentucky, USA | 
7 feet tall 
Covered in dark brown hair 
Green glowing eyes | ||
| 
Grassman | 
Ohio, USA | 
7-9 feet tall 
Covered in light or dark tan hair 
Said to be extremely aggressive 
Supposedly builds temporary
  shelters made of long grass, weeds, and reeds | ||
| 
Green Ape | 
Elfers, Florida, USA | 
Tall 
Covered in dark green hair 
Green glowing eyes 
Known to be aggressive 
Leaves behind a sticky, green
  substance | 
Skunk Ape | |
| 
Green Hill Monster | 
Latimer County, Oklahoma, USA | 
Larger than a human 
Covered in hair 
Has bright, glowing eyes 
Bipedal  | ||
| 
Green Man | 
Worldwide, particularly Britain | 
Universal figure of nature and
  life 
Often represented as a humanlike
  wildman | ||
| 
Gruagach | 
Scotland and Ireland | 
4 feet tall 
Covered in blond colored hair 
Help farmers with crops and
  livestock | 
Also known as Grugach | |
| 
Guije | 
Eastern Cuba | 
3 feet tall 
Said to be half monkey, half human 
Black skin showed under its hair 
Oversized head 
Long, sharp claws | 
Also known as Jigue | |
| 
Gul | 
Pamir Mountains, Tajikistan | 
5-7 feet tall 
Covered in shaggy silver, grey, or
  black hair 
Said to have hypnotic power | ||
| 
Gulebaney | 
Talysh Mountains, Azerbaijan  | 
6 feet tall 
Covered in shaggy hair 
Known to attack and kidnap humans | ||
| 
Haiit | 
Central Africa | 
Very large 
Bipedal 
Humanlike face 
Covered in shaggy hair 
Short tail 
Has three toes on each foot | ||
| 
Haitlo Laux | 
Southern British Columbia, Canada | 
10 feet tall 
Covered in red, brown, or black
  hair 
Larger than a bear 
Nocturnal 
Said to eat humans | ||
| 
Haskell Rascal | 
Haskell, Texas, USA | 
7 feet tall 
4 feet wide 
Muscular 
Covered in dark hair 
Supposedly impervious to bullets | 
Some believe that it is identical
  to the Caddo Critter, noted above | 
Caddo Critter, Hawley
  Him | 
| 
Haverigg Humanoid | 
Cumbria, Great Britain  | 
Very tall 
Covered in thick hair 
Very human face 
Silver claws 
Silver plate on its chest | ||
| 
Hawley Him | 
Hawley, Texas, USA | 
6-7 feet tall 
Apelike  
Bipedal 
Covered in brown hair 
Known to throw rocks | 
Caddo Critter,  
Haskell Rascal | |
| 
Hibagon | 
Japan | 
5 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Has a brown, apelike face 
Smells like rotting corpses 
Said to dwell in the foothills of
  Japan 
Described as very apelike but
  bipedal | ||
| 
Honey Island Swamp
  Monster | 
Honey Island Swamp, Louisiana, USA | 
7-9 feet tall 
Covered in dirty grey or yellowish
  grey hair 
Glowing yellow eyes 
Smells like decay 
Has three fingers on each hand and
  three toes on each foot 
Some reports include webbed toes 
Supposedly kills and eats wild
  boars | 
Also known as Wookie (a reference
  to the Bigfoot-like species from Star
  Wars) | |
| 
Horizon City Monster | 
Horizon City, Texas, USA | 
7-8 feet tall 
Covered in short, maroon/brown
  hair 
Very long heads 
Bulldog-like face 
Apelike 
Strong body odor | 
Possibly a hermit that has been
  dwelling in caves, as suggested by some researchers | |
| 
Ichthyophagos | 
Sudan 
Ethiopia  | 
Human sized 
Wear animal skins 
Said to eat primarily fish 
Has shaggy head hair 
Has long, claw-like fingernails | ||
| 
Ikal | 
Chiapas State, Mexico | 
3 feet tall 
Skinny 
Covered in long hair 
Dark face 
Said to have cloven hooves | ||
| 
Isnachi | 
Peru | 
4 foot tall 
Said to look like an oversized
  monkey 
Covered in dark hair 
Has a stubby, 6 inch long tail 
Face extended into a snout similar
  to a mandrill’s 
Long, menacing teeth | 
Sounds more like an undiscovered
  ape more than a humanoid | |
| 
Jez-Tyrmals | 
Tibetan Plateau, Tibet | 
Taller than average man 
Covered in very shaggy, black hair 
Long, copper colored fingernais | ||
| 
Jimbra | 
Western Australia | 
7-14 feet tall 
Covered in dark brown hair 
Apelike faces 
Very aggressive, prone to attack humans | 
Jogung | |
| 
Jogung | 
Australia | 
7-10 feet tall 
Covered in dark brown or black
  hair 
Very large genitalia or breasts 
Emits foul smelling odor 
Known to attack and kill humans
  with a club  | 
Jimbra | |
| 
Junjadee | 
Australia | 
4 foot tall, bipedal, and covered
  in dark hair 
Footprints vary between five-toed
  and three-toed | 
Has many regional names throughout
  the continent | |
| 
Kaigyet | 
Nechako River, British Columbia,
  Canada | 
Very tall 
Covered in long hair 
Impervious to weapons 
Humanlike 
Said to eat humans | ||
| 
Kakamora | 
Melanesia | 
Sized from very small to knee high 
Long hair, sharp nails 
Live in caves | 
Also known as Kakangora | |
| 
Kakundakari | 
Democratic Republic of the Congo | 
2-3 feet tall 
Covered in thin black hair 
Has a short mane along spine 
Fairly technologically advanced,
  has spears and other weapons, as well as clothes and satchels  | 
Possibly the female or child
  version of Kikomba | 
Kikomba | 
| 
Kangaroo Man | 
Curry County, Oregon, USA | 
9 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Said to look like a very handsome man 
Such long arms, its hands almost
  reach the ground 
Cat-like agility 
Easily scared 
Supposedly able to leap incredible
  heights and distances, it uses this ability to retreat after being spooked | 
Despite the creature’s name, it
  does not have any visual similarities with a kangaroo, just the ability to
  leap incredible distances | |
| 
Kalanoro | 
Madagascar | 
2 to 3 feet tall 
Covered with hair with long hair
  on its head which reaches its waist 
Sharp, hooked fingernails 
Three-toed 
Said to be amphibious, living in lakes
  and rivers | 
Tratratratra | |
| 
Kapre | 
Philippines  | 
8-9 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Large, elephant-like ears 
Humanlike 
Nocturnal  
Emits an unpleasant smell 
Known to scare travelers 
Known to kidnap women 
Some reports claim it only has one
  eye | 
Cyclops | |
| 
Kaptar | 
Dagestan Republic, Russia 
Caucasus Mountains, Azerbaijan  | 
5-7 feet tall 
Covered in long reddish brown,
  dark brown, grey, black, or silver hair 
Hairless face 
Unusually long arms 
Bipedal | ||
| 
Kenkob | 
West Africa | 
3 to 4 feet tall 
Grey skinned 
Long beards | 
There are no known modern reports | |
| 
Kent Man Beast | 
Waldershire, Kent, UK | 
6-7 feet tall 
Covered in bright red or black
  hair 
Menacing red, glowing eyes 
Very bulky 
Very powerful jaws 
Humpbacked  | ||
| 
Keshat | 
Caucasus Mountains, Russia | 
5 feet tall 
Covered in brown hair 
Long, protruding face 
Sometimes attacks lone travelers 
Supposedly trades with humans | ||
| 
Kheyak | 
Siberia, 
 Russia | 
6-7 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Quick runner 
Supposedly has hypnotic powers | ||
| 
Khon Paa | 
Siam | 
5 feet tall 
Bipedal 
Kneeless 
Extremely fast 
Skin is completely transparent | ||
| 
Khot-Sa-Pohl | 
Oklahoma, USA | 
Tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Pointed head 
Emits terrible smell 
Said to kill and eat humans 
Supposedly capable of speech | ||
| 
Kikomba | 
Democratic Republic of Congo 
Kenya | 
5-6 feet tall 
Covered in black hair which is
  very long on the head 
Carries a large walking stick 
Known to knock down trees 
Known to attack humans | 
Possibly male or adult version of Kakundakari | 
Kakundakari | 
| 
Kiwakwe | 
Maine, USA  | 
Incredibly enormous 
Has an indestructible shell 
Has grizzly bear hair on its head 
Known to eat humans | ||
| 
Knobby | 
Cleveland County, North Carolina | 
6-7 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Known to kill livestock 
Apelike 
Terrifying howls | 
Also known as Ol’ Knobby | |
| 
Kolor Hijau | 
Jakarta, Indonesia  | 
Tall 
Covered in hair 
Said to wear green underwear 
Known to attack and rape women 
Has very long and sharp claws
  which it uses to tear clothes of victims  | 
Reports sound incredibly similar
  to Spring Heeled Jack encounters of Victorian London 
Also known as Kolor Ijo | |
| 
Koosh-Taa-Kaa | 
British Columbia, Canada 
Alaska, USA | 
Man-sized 
Completely hair covered except for
  the face 
Supposedly steals the souls of
  those who perished by drowning | ||
| 
Kra-Dhan | 
Vietnam | 
Large, bipedal, monkey-like 
Very aggressive, known to attack
  humans 
Supposedly communicates through an
  insane laugh 
Supposedly able to change colors
  like a chameleon  | ||
| 
Ksy-Gyik | 
Northern China | 
5 feet tall 
Covered in yellowish brown, shaggy
  hair 
Apelike face 
Humpbacked | ||
| 
Kul  | 
Siberia, Russia | 
6-7 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Very long arms 
Glowing red eyes | ||
| 
Lechy | 
European Russia | 
4-5 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Manlike 
Thin legs | ||
| 
Little Red Men of the
  Delta | 
Kentucky and Tennessee, USA | 
About the size of a ten-year-old
  child 
Covered in thick reddish orange
  hair 
Has a blackish grey face | ||
| 
Macro | 
New Zealand | 
Smaller than a man 
Covered in hair 
Has long claws 
Lives in trees | 
Also known as Ngatimamaero and
  Ngatimamo | 
Maeroero | 
| 
Maeroero | 
New Zealand | 
Man-sized 
Covered in coarse, long hair 
Very manlike 
Very strong 
Known to kidnap humans | 
Also known as Mairoero   | 
Macro | 
| 
Mala-Gilage | 
Chari River, Chad, Central Africa | 
Short 
Hair covered ruddy skin 
Long hair on their heads 
Tail similar to a monkey’s | ||
| 
Man Beast of Darien | 
Southern Panama | 
6 feet tall 
Covered in long, black hair 
Apposed big toe on each foot 
Aggressive  | ||
| 
Man-Beast of Solomon
  Islands | 
Solomon Islands | 
8-10 feet tall 
Covered in reddish brown hair 
Glowing red eyes 
Apelike face | 
The description fits one of three
  kinds of wildmen in the Solomon Islands. The second kind is shorter than a
  human, and the other is 15-20 feet tall | |
| 
Mande Burung | 
West Garo Hills, India | 
Larger than a human 
Covered in hair 
Live in forest nests 
Bipedal  | ||
| 
Man-Monkey | 
Shropshire Union Canal, England | 
Man-sized 
Covered in black hair 
Incredibly bright silvery white glowing
  eyes 
Bipedal  | ||
| 
Mao-Ren | 
China | 
6 feet tall 
Covered in red hair 
Very long, mane-like head hair 
Bipedal  | 
Yeren | |
| 
Mapinguary | 
Brazil 
Paraguay | 
5-6 feet tall 
Covered in long, red hair 
Monkey-like face 
Very long mane-like hair on its
  back 
Said to have a second mouth on its
  stomach 
Feet are said to be able to turn
  backward 
Nocturnal  
Kills livestock by pulling out
  tongues | 
Some researchers theorize that the
  creature could be a surviving Giant Sloth | 
Didi, 
Curinquean | 
| 
Maricoxi | 
Mato Grosso State, Brazil | 
Man-sized  
Covered with hair 
Apelike face and body 
Bipedal 
Uses bow-and-arrows to attack
  humans 
Lives in villages of huts | ||
| 
Marshman of Michigan | 
Marshall, Michigan, USA | 
Larger than a human 
Covered in black hair 
Has huge, green glowing eyes 
Smells like rotten fruit | 
Those who saw the creature thought
  it originated from a UFO | |
| 
Matlog | 
Nootka Sound, British Columbia,
  Canada | 
Larger than a human 
Covered with coarse and stiff,
  black hair 
Very big head 
Emits loud shrieks 
Very long arms 
Has very sharp, fang-like teeth 
Long arms 
Has claws on both hands and both
  feet 
Said to attack and eat humans | 
Also known as Matlox | |
| 
Matuyu | 
Brazil  | 
5-6 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Has backwards feet 
Bipedal  | 
Mapinguary | |
| 
Mau | 
Kenya, Africa | 
4 feet tall 
Covered in red or black hair 
Has long hair on its head 
Inhabits caves 
Said to use primitive tools | 
Doko | |
| 
Mawas | 
Malaysia | 
5-6 feet tall 
Covered in brown or black, shaggy
  hair 
Apelike  | ||
| 
Mecheny | 
Tyumen’ Region, Siberia, Russia | 
6-7 feet tall 
Covered in short, reddish brown
  hair. The left forearm is has white or tan hair instead of the red/brown 
Glowing red eyes 
Very muscular 
Round, apelike face 
Powerful chest | ||
| 
Meh-Teh | 
Himalayan Mountains 
Tibet 
Nepal | 
6-8 feet tall 
Covered in reddish brown hair 
Very muscular 
Very powerful arms | 
One of the many species under the
  name ‘Yeti’ | 
Yeti, 
Mi-Teh | 
| 
Memegwesi | 
Northeastern USA and Southeastern
  Canada | 
3 to 4 feet tall 
Covered with hair 
Lack of a nose 
Long beard, short arms, bowed legs 
Enlarged head 
Said to be a trickster type
  creature | ||
| 
Menehune | 
Hawaii, USA | 
2 to 3 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Said to be muscular with broad
  shoulders and a pot belly 
Protruding brow ridge 
Large eyes 
Supposedly communicates primarily
  telepathically 
Agriculturally capable 
Has primitive tools | ||
| 
Mesingw | 
New Jersey, USA 
Eastern Pennsylvania, USA | 
Man-sized 
Covered with black or red hair 
Face is half red, half black 
Rides a deer 
Said to eat humans | ||
| 
Mi-Chen-Po | 
Tibet  | 
7 feet tall 
Covered in dark red or brown hair | 
Yeti  | |
| 
Mi-Go | 
Tibet 
Nepal 
Sikkim State, India | 
6-7 feet tall 
Covered in dark brown hair 
Apelike face 
Pointed head 
Muscular 
Nocturnal 
Bipedal 
Bad odor 
Afraid of humans | 
Yeti  | |
| 
Mirygdy | 
Chukotskiy Peninsula, Siberia,
  Russia | 
7 feet tall 
Small head 
Wide shoulders 
Powerful arms and legs 
Said to be a scavenger | ||
| 
Mississippi Tusked Ape | 
Franklin County, Mississippi, USA | 
5-7 feet tall 
Covered in very long, brownish
  black hair 
Apelike face 
Known to kill dogs 
Very long tusks protruding from
  its mouth | ||
| 
Mi-Teh | 
Himalaya Mountains, Nepal | 
5 feet tall 
Covered in shaggy, red/brown,
  black, or rust colored hair 
Cone-shaped head 
Bipedal 
Long mane along its spine 
Short, broad feet which can turn
  backwards | 
Yeti, 
Meh-Teh | |
| 
Mmoatia | 
Ghana, West Africa | 
1 foot tall 
Covered in hair which is red,
  white, or black in color 
Backwards feet 
Whistles or hisses to communicate | ||
| 
Moehau | 
New Zealand | 
7 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Thin, boney fingers 
Bipedal  | 
Coromandel Man | |
| 
Mohan | 
Huila and Tolima Departments,
  Columbia | 
Human sized 
Covered in black hair 
Thick head hair 
Rough facial features 
Muscular 
Said to be able to be underwater
  for long periods of time 
Said to assault women | ||
| 
Momo | 
Louisiana, Missouri, USA | 
6-12 feet tall 
Covered in black hair 
Head hair covered its facial
  features 
Bipedal 
Known to kill dogs 
Makes growling, gurgling sounds 
Tracks are both of the three and
  five toed kind  
Emits terrible smell | 
Also known as the Missouri Monster | |
| 
Mono Grande | 
Venezuela 
Columbia 
Ecuador 
Bolivia | 
5-6 feet tall 
Tailless and apelike  
Runs with an unusual, leaping limp 
Throws stones at huts 
Uses branches as weapons 
Supposedly can interbreed with
  humans | ||
| 
Monster of Green Swamp | 
Green Swamp, Florida, USA | 
8 feet tall 
Covered in hair | 
Skunk Ape | |
| 
Mulahu | 
Ituri Forest, Democratic Republic
  of Congo | 
7-8 feet tall 
Covered with dark grey hair with
  black hair on its back and white hair on its face 
Bipedal 
Very aggressive | ||
| 
Nakami | 
British Columbia, Canada 
Yukon, Canada 
Alaska, USA | 
Taller than average human 
Covered in short hair 
Long facial hair 
Red or yellow glowing eyes 
Clawed hands 
Nocturnal  
Lives underground 
Said to have hypnotic powers 
Throws rocks and sticks 
Kidnaps women and young children 
Said to eat humans | ||
| 
Nalusa Falaya | 
Louisiana, USA 
Mississippi, USA 
McCurtain County, USA | 
Human-sized 
Covered in greyish brown hair 
Small eyes 
Large, pointed ears 
Long arms 
Said to slide on its stomach to
  get near humans 
Throws sticks and stones as
  weapons 
Said to help Native Americans to
  create medicine as well as teach children about herbs and medicines | ||
| 
Nanauner | 
Kenya  | 
Larger than average human 
Covered in black hair 
Bipedal  | 
Also known as Naibor | |
| 
Nasnas | 
Yemen, Arabian Peninsula 
Pamir Mountains. Tajikistan | 
Human-sized 
Covered with thick hair 
Face is without hair 
Bipedal 
Supposedly has capability of
  language 
Said to kidnap humans for sexual
  means | ||
| 
Ndesu | 
Democratic Republic of Congo | 
Larger than average human 
Covered in dark hair with periodic
  light spots 
Said to attack travelers 
Eats humans, specifically women
  and children | 
Also known as Nesu | |
| 
Nittaewo | 
Sri Lanka | 
3 to 4 feet tall 
Covered in red, shaggy hair 
Has dark skin 
Short arms with clawed hands | ||
| 
Ngoloko | 
Kenya  | 
8 feet tall 
Covered in thick, grey hair 
Ears like an elephant’s  
Hairless face 
Long hair on its head 
Only a thumb and index finger on
  each hand 
The thumb has a 2 inch long claw 
Bipedal 
Bad odor 
Said to drink blood and milk from
  livestock 
Has one separated big toe and
  three smaller ones | 
The name also refers to a serpent
  that resembles a white, dead tree | |
| 
Nguoi Rung | 
Vietnam 
Cambodia 
Laos | 
4-5 feet tall 
Covered in red, grey, brown, or
  lack hair 
The elbow is said to have a sharp
  bone protruding from it 
Has a long tail 
Bipedal 
Proficient at climbing trees 
Supposedly raids villages 
Said to eat humans, specifically
  their intestines (only seen in Laos) | ||
| 
Nowata Monster | 
Nowata County, Oklahoma, USA | 
5-6 feet tall 
4 feet wide 
Covered in dark hair 
Bipedal 
Supposedly toys with people 
Said to steal chickens 
Three toes on each foot 
Smelled like rotten eggs | 
Chicken Man | |
| 
Ntonou | 
Côte d'Ivoire, West Africa | 
Short humanoid 
Covered in hair 
Short tail 
Said to be able to reproduce with
  humans | 
Possibly extinct | 
Sehite | 
| 
Nuk-Luk | 
Nahanni Valley, Canada | 
Descriptions bear a striking
  resemblance to ‘cavemen’ from movies or television 
Said to be hairy, but not
  completely covered, men 
Either completely naked or clothed
  in animal skins 
Long scraggly hair and beards 
‘caveman’ like face | 
Also known as Bushman or Nakani | |
| 
Nyalmo | 
Helmu, Nepal 
Southern Tibet | 
13-20 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Very large, cone-shaped head 
Said to eat yaks, mountain goats,
  and humans | 
Rimi  
Yeti | |
| 
Oh-Mah | 
Northern California | 
7-8 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Has large teeth 
Smells unpleasant 
Said to shoot flaming arrows | 
Also known as Oh-Ma-Ha | |
| 
Old Sheff | 
Crawford County, Kansas, USA | 
Larger than a gorilla 
Covered in dark hair 
Bipedal 
Very long arms with long claws on
  each hand 
Terrifying face | ||
| 
Old Yellow Top | 
Cobalt, Ontario, Canada | 
6-8 feet tall 
Covered in black hair below the
  waist and above the waist is covered in yellow hair 
Very stocky 
Muscular 
Bipedal | ||
| 
Orang Dalam | 
Pahang, Johor, Melaka, and Perak States,
  Malaysia | 
6-10 feet tall 
Covered in dark brown hair 
Glowing red eyes 
Bipedal 
Smells like urine 
Frightened by humans 
Four toes on each foot | ||
| 
Orang Gadang | 
Sumatra, Indonesia 
Borneo, Indonesia | 
10 feet tall 
Very long head hair but little
  body hair 
Humanlike 
Bipedal  | ||
| 
Orang Gugu | 
Sumatra, Indonesia | 
4 to 5 feet tall 
Covered in red or black hair 
Has a mane along its spine 
Said to be aggressive when people
  enter its territory, to prevent this, some offer gifts | 
Possible alternative name for the
  Orang Pendek | 
Orang Pendek | 
| 
Orang Pendek | 
Sumatra, Indonesia | 
2.5 to 4.5 feet tall 
Covered in brownish red hair 
Has a black mane along its spine 
Ape-like, long arms 
Said to have a human-like face
  with unusually long canine teeth 
Bipedal, they are also skilled
  tree climbers | 
Orang Gugu | |
| 
Orange Eyes | 
Mansfield, Ohio, USA | 
11 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Apelike face 
Very large and bright, glowing
  orange eyes | 
Grassman | |
| 
Orestimba Creek
  Monster | 
Orestimba Creek, Stanislaus
  County, California, USA | 
5 feet tall 
Unusually broad shouldered 
Large and long arms 
Short legs 
Long torso 
Covered with dark brown and tan
  hair 
Playful manner 
Fond of playing with fire and
  whistling | 
Suggested
  that this could have been a juvenile Bigfoot | |
| 
Ouuahi | 
Brazil 
Columbia 
Venezuela  | 
Covered in light red hair 
Bright, blue/grey eyes 
Apelike face 
Bipedal 
Unusually proportioned limbs 
Moves with a rolling gait 
Walks on the outside of its feet | ||
| 
Patagonian Giant | 
Southern Argentina 
Chile  | 
7-12 feet tall 
Long head hair 
Nomadic  | ||
| 
Pikelian | 
Magadan Region, Siberia, USA | 
Larger than a human 
Covered in grey/brown hair 
Lives in caves 
Steals from hunters | ||
| 
Pitt Lake Giant | 
Pitt Lake, British Columbia,
  Canada | 
10-15 feet tall 
Covered in hair which grows longer
  on the head and shorter on the arms 
Very long, hanging arms 
Hands are as large as canoe
  paddles 
Flat footed 
Four toes on each foot | ||
| 
Pukwudgee | 
East Coast, USA and East Coast
  Canada | 
2 feet tall 
Covered in brown hair with white
  skin 
Said to build huts out of clay and
  grass | ||
| 
Quickfoot | 
Devon and Dorset, England 
West Lothian, Scotland | 
6 feet tall 
Covered in dark brown hair 
Some reports claim it is manlike
  while others claim bear-like 
Can run speeds of 70+ miles per
  hour | ||
| 
Rakshi-Bompo | 
Nepal   | 
4-6 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Very fast | 
Alternative
  name for the Yeti | 
Yeti  | 
| 
Rimi | 
Tibet 
Eastern Nepal | 
7-10 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Large teeth 
Glowing red eyes | 
Yeti  | |
| 
Sakai | 
Peninsular Malaysia | 
5-6 feet tall 
Covered in black hair 
Pink skin 
Sad, ape-like face 
Very long mustache 
Can swim well 
Emits a strong odor 
Very long canine teeth 
Wears a loincloth of bark 
Said to kill and eat humans 
Timid | 
Also known
  as Hantu Sakai | 
Mawas | 
| 
Salvaje | 
Venezuela  
Columbia  | 
3-6 feet tall 
Covered in red hair 
Backwards feet 
Can make humanlike sounds but no
  language 
Monkey-like face 
Known to kidnap women 
Smells bad | ||
| 
Sansandryi | 
Casamance River, Sengal | 
Much shorter than a human 
Covered in hair 
Very muscular and strong 
Walks backwards to prevent being
  followed 
Steals from villages | ||
| 
Sasquatch  | 
Pacific Northwest  
Canada  | 
6-10 feet tall 
Covered in dark brown or black
  hair 
Very large and muscular 
Apelike face 
Known to kidnap humans, generally
  with the intent of inducting them into their group 
Bipedal 
Peaceful  | 
Often used
  interchangeably with Bigfoot | 
Bigfoot  | 
| 
Sehite | 
Côte d'Ivoire, West Africa | 
Small in stature 
Covered in red hair 
Has an unusually large head 
Supposedly glows | 
Ntonou, 
Agogwe, 
Fluorescent Freddie  | |
| 
Seme | 
Gabon, West Africa | 
2 to 3 feet tall 
Covered in red, orange or yellow
  hair 
Has very long head hair | ||
| 
Sherwood Forest Thing | 
Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire,
  England | 
8 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Glowing red eyes 
Fond of scaring hikers and
  travelers 
Said to live in nearby caves and
  catacombs | ||
| 
Shiru | 
Andes Mountains | 
4 to 5 feet tall 
Covered in brown hair 
Shy creatures | ||
| 
Sismite  | 
Cubulco, Guatemala 
Nicaragua 
Belize | 
Taller than a man 
Covered in extremely long, dark
  hair 
Gorilla-like body 
Humanlike head and face 
Large eyes 
Thumb-less hands 
Separated big toe 
Walks bipedally but knuckle-walks
  for speed 
Attacks travelers 
Kidnaps children and women | ||
| 
Sister Lakes Monster | 
Cass County, Michigan, USA | 
9 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Has red, glowing eyes 
Huge, thundering feet 
Apelike face 
Long, powerful arms | ||
| 
Skookum | 
Washington, USA 
Oregon, USA | 
Very tall 
Covered in hair 
Said to eat humans | 
It is interesting to note that one
  of the most compelling pieces of evidence for Bigfoot, the Skookum cast, was
  found in an area called Skookum Meadows | 
Sasquatch, 
Bigfoot | 
| 
Skunk Ape | 
Florida, USA | 
5-9 feet tall 
Covered in black, red, or brown
  hair 
Very aggressive 
Known for its revolting smell
  (thus the name ‘Skunk Ape’) 
Feet range from three, four and
  five toed | 
Booger | |
| 
Snanaik | 
Bella Coola Inlet, British
  Columbia, USA | 
Very tall 
Covered in long, dark hair 
Long arms with very sharp claws 
Bipedal 
Said to eat humans | ||
| 
Spanish Monkey Man | 
Malaga, Trinidad, Spain | 
Tall 
Covered in long hair except its
  head which was completely bald 
Baby-like head | ||
| 
Spinifex Man | 
Central Western Australia | 
10 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Bipedal 
Two-toed | ||
| 
Ste-Ye-Hah’ | 
Northern Oregon, USA 
Southern Washington, USA | 
Taller than average human 
Covered with dark hair 
Said to throw sticks at people and
  poke sticks into lodges 
Nocturnal 
Bipedal 
Said to attack and eat humans | 
Also known as Stick-Shower-Indians | 
Skookum | 
| 
Sumske Dekle | 
Croatia  | 
5-6 feet tall 
Covered in red or black hair 
Unusually large head which is
  rectangular shaped 
Said to be able to breed with
  humans 
Is able to make clothing 
Timid around humans | ||
| 
Sykesville Monster | 
Sykesville, Maryland, USA | 
7-8 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Bulky 
Known to be extremely aggressive 
Known to kill dogs | ||
| 
Tano Giant | 
Tano River, Ghana | 
Very tall 
Covered in black hair 
Thumb-less hands 
Monkey-like head but apelike face 
Apelike body 
Known to abduct women | ||
| 
Teh-Lma | 
Himalayan Mountain Range | 
4 to 5 feet tall 
Covered in grey or red hair 
Head comes to a point and has a
  sloping forehead | 
Smaller version of the Yeti | 
Yeti | 
| 
Temu | 
Liberia | 
Smaller than humans 
Mane of long hair from their head,
  along their spine 
Has a beard 
Makes whistling sounds | ||
| 
Tenatco | 
Northern British Columbia, Canada | 
Larger than a human 
Covered in thick, coarse hair 
Known to dig holes in the ground 
Known to attack and eat humans | ||
| 
Tikoloshe | 
South Africa | 
3 to 4 feet tall 
Looks similar to a baboon 
Covered in hair 
Has an unusually long penis, which
  is usually erect 
Said to cause many problems 
Is generally maliciously
  mischievous | 
Also known as Tokolosh 
The name is also used for a type
  of water demon 
It is also supposedly connected to
  black magic | |
| 
Tjangara | 
South Australia | 
10-13 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Aggressive 
Known to kill and eat humans 
Said to carry a large wooden club 
Four toed 
Can turn their feet backwards | 
Also known as Koyorowen or Yay-Ho | 
Yowie | 
| 
Tok | 
Eastern Myanmar | 
6-7 feet tall 
Covered in light brown or black
  hair 
Small head 
Broad shoulders 
Knee-less legs 
Nocturnal 
Known to break into huts | 
Also known as Taw | |
| 
Tratratratra | 
Madagascar  | 
2-4 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Round faced 
Humanlike face 
Apelike feet 
Opposed big toe 
Bipedal  | 
Kalanoro | |
| 
Trauco | 
Chile, South America | 
1.5 to 2.5 feet tall 
Covered in shaggy hair 
Broad chest and back 
Has no feet 
Said to assault women | ||
| 
Traverspine Gorilla | 
Traverspine River,
  Labrador, Canada | 
7 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair with white
  hair on the top of its head 
Apelike 
Both bipedal and quadrupedal  
Uses sticks as weapons 
Long arms | 
Old Yellow Top | |
| 
Tsamekes | 
Southwestern British
  Columbia, Canada | 
7-8 feet tall 
Covered with hair 
Known to whistle 
Said to attack and eat humans | ||
| 
Tua Yeua | 
Thailand | 
Man-sized 
Covered in dark red hair 
Bipedal 
Apelike 
Manlike face | ||
| 
Tuki | 
Solomon Islands | 
1 foot tall 
Covered in long, black hair 
Has long talons as hands 
Lives under stones | ||
| 
Tungu | 
South Siberia, Russia | 
6-7 feet tall 
Covered in thick and long hair 
Very thin 
Long and narrow feet | ||
| 
Tunnit | 
Greenland 
Canada 
Alaska, USA 
Siberia, Russia | 
Very tall 
Very strong 
Incredibly humanlike 
Very stupid 
Were fairly civilized 
Built large huts out of stone and
  whale bones | 
Said to be largely extinct 
Suggested to be the same species
  as the Almasty | 
Almasty | 
| 
Ucumar | 
Argentina  | 
Taller than average human 
Covered in very long, brownish
  black hair 
Long beard 
Small, beady eyes 
Said to be a mix between a man and
  a bear 
Bipedal 
Said to kidnap women for breeding 
Large hands and feet with opposed
  toes | 
Also known as Ucu | |
| 
Ulak | 
Nicaragua | 
5 feet tall 
Covered in black hair 
Apelike 
Backwards feet 
No tail 
Bipedal  
Said to kidnap women 
Supposedly lives in caves | ||
| 
Uyan | 
Malaysia | 
3 feet tall 
Covered in dark brown hair 
Supposedly has domesticated dogs 
Thin arms and legs | ||
| 
Vadoma | 
Zimbabwe  | 
Completely human except has two
  toes instead of one 
Incredibly fast | ||
| 
Vasitri | 
Rio Orinoco, Venezuela  | 
Larger than humans 
Humanlike face and body 
Covered in dark hair 
Said to be able to build huts 
Kidnaps women | ||
| 
Ved | 
Bilogora Mountains, Croatia  | 
Taller than a human 
Covered in hair 
Wears tattered clothes 
Said to live in their own houses 
Said to become friends with humans
  and act as a housekeeper for them | ||
| 
Vele | 
Fiji | 
2 feet tall 
Covered in black hair 
Head ends in a point 
Said to throw clubs at trespassers | 
Also known as Veli | |
| 
Wa’ab | 
Southern Sudan | 
Very tall 
Covered in red hair 
Has no joints 
Is capable of speaking many
  languages | ||
| 
Wa-Mbilikimo | 
Kenya, East Africa | 
3 to 4 feet tall 
Long head hair, down to their
  shoulders 
Covered in dark hair | ||
| 
Washipi | 
Northern Argentina, South America | 
1.5 to 3 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Face is similar to a monkey’s 
Long, claw-like fingernails 
Shy but incredibly strong | ||
| 
Watu Wa Miti | 
Zimbabwe, Africa | 
4 to 5 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Extremely aggressive, even warlike
   | ||
| 
Wendigo | 
Eastern and Central Canada | 
6-10 feet tall 
Covered in black hair 
Glowing, red, unblinking eyes 
Large fangs and claws 
Notorious for killing and eating
  humans | 
Also known as Windigo | |
| 
White Demon | 
Richland, Washington, USA | 
6-8 feet tall 
Covered in white hair 
Bipedal 
Very muscular 
Impervious to weapons | 
Also known as Whitefoot | |
| 
Winsted Wildman | 
Winsted, Connecticut, USA | 
6 feet tall 
Covered in yellowish tan or brown
  hair 
Shy and timid 
Fond of scaring travelers 
Apelike  | ||
| 
Woodwose | 
Mountains of Central Europe | 
2-9 feet tall 
Humanlike and naked 
Covered in hair 
Long hair on head 
Sometimes has a tail 
Said to abduct women 
Said to eat unbaptized babies 
Carries a wooden club | 
Also known as Wudewasa 
The Woodwose is the quintessential
  Wildman after the Green Man | 
Green Man | 
| 
Xing-Xing | 
Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region,
  China | 
6-7 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Apelike 
Humanlike face 
Bipedal 
Able to talk | ||
| 
Xipe | 
Nicaragua, Central America | 
2 to 4 feet tall 
Covered in dark hair 
Has backwards feet | ||
| 
Yabalik-Adam | 
Pamir and Kunlun Mountains | 
Human-sized 
Covered in yellow hair 
Humanlike hands 
Broad feet 
Uses rocks as weapons | ||
| 
Yagmort | 
Komi Republic, Russia | 
5-7 feet tall 
Covered in grey hair 
Large glowing eyes 
Very long arms 
Has its own language  
Can mimic human communication 
Can make fire | ||
| 
Yara-Ma-Yha-Who | 
New South Wales, Australia | 
4 feet tall 
Covered in red hair 
Toothless 
Apelike face 
Unhingable jaw 
Octopus-like suckers on hands and
  feet 
Waddling, bipedal walk 
Attacks people from trees 
Drinks blood of humans 
Swallows humans whole | ||
| 
Yeahoh | 
Kentucky, USA | 
6-9 feet tall 
Covered in black or white hair 
Known to scare travelers 
Impervious to weapons 
Glowing red eyes 
Known to kill dogs 
Apelike face | ||
| 
Yeho | 
Andros Island and Long Island,
  Bahamas | 
Human-sized 
Covered in hair 
Long claws 
Backward feet 
Nocturnal 
Supposedly can mate with humans | ||
| 
Yeren | 
China | 
4-10 feet tall 
Covered in black, grey, brown, or
  yellow hair 
Humanlike head 
Long hair on head 
Apelike face 
Wide shoulders 
Red hair on arms 
Humanlike hands and feet 
No tail 
Both bipedal and quadrupedal 
Fast runner 
Lives in caves  | ||
| 
Yeti | 
Himalaya Mountains | 
5-8 feet tall 
Covered in thick grey, brown, or
  red hair 
Apelike face, body, and hands 
Long arms 
Nocturnal  
Bipedal  
Four or five toes with the big one
  separated from the rest | 
General term for most unknown
  hairy humanoids in Central Asia | 
Meh-Teh, 
Rimi,  
Dzu-Teh,  
Mi-Teh,  
Teh-Lma, 
Nyalmo | 
| 
Yoshi | 
Chile | 
2.5 feet tall 
Covered in yellow-green hair 
Has a bald patch on the back of
  its head 
Is able to furnish weapons and
  fire | ||
| 
Yowie | 
Eastern Australia | 
5-9 feet tall 
Covered in black or dark brown
  hair 
Very apelike head and face 
Yellow or red, glowing eyes 
Very long arms 
Thin legs 
Long toes 
Claws on each hand 
Nocturnal 
Very aggressive 
Known to kill dogs | ||
| 
Yunwi Tsundi | 
Georgia and North Carolina, USA | 
2 feet tall 
Black hair which touches the
  ground 
Is playful and benevolent | ||
| 
Zemlemer | 
Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Province,
  Siberia, Russia | 
6-7 feet tall 
Covered in hair 
Glowing eyes 
Very long stride | 
Appendix
Some Recurring Themes with These Creatures
- Many share qualities with both humans and apes
- Many have bright, glowing eyes
- Often these creatures are known to kidnap humans
- A recurring theme in many encounters is the witness is traveling or in a vehicle when encountering the creatures
- There is an excessive amount of creatures which have backwards feet
- There is an unusual amount of creatures which have only 4, 3, or 2 toes. Many of which dwell in swamps or more tropical areas
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