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massive beast ” on Holkham Beach which was reportedly 15ft-tall and built “like Arnold Schwarzenegger ”. Chillingly, huge footprints – five times the size of a man’s – were also seen at the beauty spot sparking fears the elusive monster might have crossed the point.READ MORE: Bigfoot 'spotted' on Brit beach as terrified tourists report seeing '15ft-tall beast'As well as in Cannock Chase where reports of a hairy monster prowling the forests have cropped up since the 1800s, there have also been claimed sightings in Northumberland.

dog-like creature the Rivington Pike Beast – and some compare it to a werewolf.It is said to prowl the moors attacking sheep and wandering into nearby towns.READ MORE: Venomous spider bite leaves mum unable to hug her kids and at risk of cancerTwo rabbit hunters found a dead sheep still steaming in the moonlight and heard a rumbling growling sound.Alarmed, they shone their torches into the darkness and claimed to see a dark stocky shape with reddish eyes.One of the witnesses said: “The remaining sheep in the field had flocked together, looking scared and worried.”Last summer, a dad on the school run in nearby Adlington spotted a huge dog-like creature running across a field at “incredible” speed and reported the sighting to the Winter Hill Investigation Team.Investigator Mick McLaren said: “This witness is different from the others. This is our first where our witness has seen in daylight what this beast looks like.”This news comes after a fisherman was left horrified after spotting a "half-man, half-dog" creature on the riverbank.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.With the creature being caught on camera in San Benito, Texas, the fishermen were heard questioning what the animal actually was, with one asking whether it was a dog.The origin of the creature left people in the comment section of the video stumped which left some suggesting it was a "dogman" – a mythical creature described as being half-human, half-dog.According to Beasts of the World author Andy McGrath, he watched the footage and said it was hard to judge on what the creature actually was.He said: "This footage, although compelling, is pretty hard to judge.

A bigfoot expert claims sightings of a terrifying 'Big Grey Man' in Scotland could be explained by a "rare alien atmospheric anomaly".

alien atmospheric anomaly', a bigfoot expert claims.Scotland's barren Cairngorms is no place for a large omnivore to survive yet mysterious reports of a towering beast with pointed ears, poured in at the beginning of the last century. The big grey man is said to have been spotted lurking in fog on eight occasions between 1891 and 1943 with eerie descriptions ranging from a 20ft broad shouldered humanoid, to grey figure standing at half the height with talons for toes.Unexplained strange sounds of cracks, whines, and even heavy footfall were also noted from the mountains.Finally in December 1952 apparent photographic evidence of a giant's footsteps in the snow added weight to the scary claims previously made by adventurers.Beasts of the World author Andy McGrath has looked at the reports from experienced walkers and climbers who he suggests may have been subjected to a strange phenomenon.

Beasts of the World author Andy McGrath says.A half-man half-hyena nocturnal hybrid often known as Bouda is believed to possess two mouths, large golden eyes and be entirely hairless but for a tuft on its upper back. Feasting on the flesh of humans it calls out to, Andy says the werehyena is understood to suck blood from victims who it buries its alive to feed on later.

Bigfoot dung in the woods can be easily confused as belonging to a bear or even a human, claims an experienced hunter.If tracking the elusive giant was easy then we would probably have far more evidence of its existence but that has not stopped cryptoid enthusiasts going looking for it.Beasts of the World: Hairy Humanoids author Andy McGrath has devised a list of tell tale signs that the primarily nocturnal and solitary Bigfoot is close by.Andy told the Daily Star that despite the secretive creatures being naturally inquisitive animals attracted to human activity, they prefer to keep their distance. That is unless we are intruding on bigfoot territory, in which case they will throw rocks, sticks and even howl to intimidate ramblers, Andy says.

Bigfoot living in the UK - and that they've been hiding in plain sight for centuries.Andy McGrath, author of Beasts of Britain, told the Daily Star there's a real possibility that huge ape-like beasts are thriving in remote areas across the UK.And while they're not as infamous as their US counterpart, Sasquatch, Andy says there's plenty of evidence of their existence - if you know where to look.He said: "The idea of a 'British Bigfoot' is not very accepted worldwide, even among the Bigfoot community."But our history mainly relates to the legend of the Green Man, hairy man-like creatures that are depicted on ancient heraldry like crests, and carved into our ancient churches.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxThe "frightening" sight of a towering "ape-man" built of "solid muscle" has been reported watching over a runner just 25 miles from London, according to bizarre claims.An amateur athlete claims to have had a chilling encounter with a Bigfoot-type beast in Box Hill, Surrey while training in broad daylight.Researcher of bizarre creature sightings from big cats to werewolves, Andy McGrath admits he used to laugh at the idea of Britain being home to such phenomenon.But having read up on multiple modern-day witness accounts from across the UK, Andy is convinced reports such as the Box Hill "ape-man" should be taken seriously.The Beasts of

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxThe Loch Ness monster draws in thousands of tourists a year but it might not be the only beast hiding in Britain's deepwater lakes.Beasts of Britain author Andy McGrath has looked into seven chilling eye-witness accounts of an amphibian up to 12ft long in Wales' largest and deepest lake, Bala Lake in Snowdonia National Park.The sightings of so-called Teggie of Llyn Tegid, which date back as far as 1975, all report a similar "Nessie" looking creature only on a much smaller scale.Described as greyish brown or black in colour, and typically between eight to 12ft long, the mysterious animal is believed to have one or two humps, a long neck