Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Black Shuck
Black dogs have have been a symbol of evil for centuries, but these dogs are known around the world as many different names, devil dog, black shuck, perro negro, or simply black dog. The most notable account is one dating back to the dark ages, in 1577. The city of Blythburgh was struck by a terrible storm, and the residence went inside a Church to shelter themselves from the storm. Suddenly a huge black hound burst through the doors to a clap of thunder and attacked man and his child. The hound then caused the churches steeple to cave in through the roof. The black shuck then left, leaving scorched areas on the door which remain to this day. Another account of the black shuck states that if you see the dog three times, you die. A man who had already seen the beast twice was walking in the forest and he saw the beast a third time. That same day he fell off a cliff and died. What do you think? Real or fake? Post your thoughts in the comments.
Monday, November 24, 2014
Vampire
When I was a little kid I was scared of vampires. I read Dracula in elementary school and it scared me bad. But I got over that fear before 5th grade. then a few years later I entered the realm of cryptozoology, and I developed the fear once more. Archaeologists in Venice found strange remains of a woman with a brick wedged in her mouth. This was a ritual used to kill vampires in ancient Venice. There have been other smiler remains have been found in Poland. I was at giant eagle and passed a cart full of melons. One of these melons had two tooth marks on it. It looked just like something with fangs bit it. I got a picture and moved along. In the spaghetti section I found a huge purple garlic. It was sitting on a rack as far from the garlic section as you could get. I know its just coincidence but it seems that in the world of cryptozoology there is no coincidence. What do you think? Real or fake? Post your thoughts in the comments.
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