Cryptids of the Northeast
Dive into the shadowy forests and misty lakes of the Northeast, where elusive cryptids prowl at the crossroads of ancient legends and modern sightings. From the mischievous Pukwudgies and mighty Thunderbirds rooted in Native American myths of the Wampanoag and Algonquian peoples—to iconic figures of American folklore like the lumbering Bigfoot-like creatures, serpentine lake monsters such as Champ, and the Jersey Devil haunting the Pine Barrens—these enigmatic beings blend indigenous guardian spirits, tricksters, and cautionary tales with enduring regional lore that continues to ignite imagination and intrigue.
The Spook Rabbit (Ogre Rabbit) of Harmony Township: New Jersey's Legendary Bullet-Dodging Cryptid & 120-Year-Old Folklore
Discover the Spook Rabbit (Ogre Rabbit) of Harmony Township, New Jersey—a small, ferocious, bullet-dodging rabbit-like creature haunting local woods for over 120 years. Explore origins in 19th-century Hunterdon County legends, reports of outrunning dogs and hunters, supernatural traits, and its place among New Jersey cryptids like the Jersey Devil, Mantis Man, and Pine Barrens mysteries.