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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 famous monsters caught on camera.

Justin says he's seen him before.

He describes himself as a Chupacabra hunter.

This is about my fourth one that decided this is the second one we've gotten on camera.

That's the idea.

Nobody to be found, not a soul.

Take a look at this viral video from LA Junta in southeastern Colorado for this list will be looking at the creepiest alleged photographic and video evidence of legendary creatures, including those not from Earth will be including some that are generally thought to be hoaxes but that have nonetheless become iconic.

We will, however, be excluding ghosts.

Which photo or video do you find the most convincing?

Let us know in the comments.

Number 10 Mothman The Moth Man's window of fame was brief but left a lasting impact them out.

Put them out.

Its reign of terror only lasted from November of 1966 to December of 1967 with the first headline reading Couples see man sized bird creature.

Something said to Haunt Point Pleasant, West Virginia.

It was described by eyewitnesses as quote a large flying man with 10 ft wings and glowing red eyes.

However, the Mothman, maybe back in November of 2016, a resident, snap some pictures of what looked like an airborne man with wings and skinny legs.

The man insists that the photos are genuine, and he reportedly wasn't even aware of the Mothman legend before seeing the creature flying in the sky.

Harris has met many Mothman believers over the years.

Like the Smiths, you have eyewitnesses, so you know Yeah, it does have potential and and I do sort of want a belief.

Number nine Langen stories about the New England are relatively recent, originating on the Japanese text board to channel.

Supposedly, it was first sighted by a Japanese whaling vessel off the coast of Antarctica.

The crew watched as a pale humanoid whale like creature emerged from the water.

Descriptions vary, with some eyewitnesses claiming it has arms and legs, while others say it has fins, tails and tentacles.

The Japanese paranormal magazine Mu picked up the story in 2000 and seven and even displayed a Google earth screenshot of what appeared to be an Englishman in the South Atlantic.

Unfortunately, not much is known about the New England at this point, but you have to admit that is one unsettling photo number eight Skunk ape.

While tales of foul smelling simians in Florida go a long way back, they peaked in the 19 sixties and seventies.

According to eyewitnesses, it was a rusty red color and stank like a skunk.

In 2000, Ochopee resident Dave Shealy filmed what he claims was a skunk ape, although others counter it was a man in a gorilla suit.

Later that same year, a photo was anonymously sent to the Sarasota Sheriff's Department.

Experts identified it as an orangutan, but that didn't satisfy everyone.

I had an encounter with a skunk ape, and it completely altered the course of my life.

In 2012, filmmaker Stacy Brown caught what he claims was thermal footage of a skunk ape during a close encounter at a night in Florida's Toria State Park.

They saw that the creature had run through a barbed wire fence that they were able to obtain hairs.

They sent the hairs to their lab and it came back as an unknown creature number seven Chupacabra, first reported in Puerto Rico in 1995.

The Chupacabra is said to resemble a small bear with a row of spines on its back.

Justin says he's seen him before.

He describes himself as a Chupacabra hunter.

This is about my fourth one that decided that this is the second one we've gotten on camera.

It purportedly sucks the blood of livestock with its name literally meaning goat sucker in Spanish.

The legend is mainly centered around Puerto Rico, northern Mexico and the southern United States, with a supposed sighting in Houston in 2019, but perhaps at Rome's further a field.

Because in 2016, a video was published online, depicting a bipedal creature with a stooped back as voices spoke in Portuguese.

To be honest, it looks very much animated, but it is pretty creepy.

Number six trunk Oh, every now and then, a horrific mass of flesh and organs will wash up on shore there, known, disgustingly enough ASG lobsters.

In 1924 a glob stir appeared on the shore of Margate, South Africa.

Only this one was a little different.

Eyewitnesses described the masses having snow, white fur and a trunk, with one farmer describing it as a giant polar bear.

The witnesses also state that the creature was battling to killer whales before it washed up on shore.

It sat there for 10 days and was never studied by an expert.

Photos have since emerged of the glob stir showing human standing next to a giant white mass.

Number five Yeti.

Welcome to the Himalayas, 1951 An expedition led by English mountaineer Eric Shipton identified the root later used for the first successful ascent of Mount Everest.

The expedition also made a more startling find with Dr Michael Ward.

Shipton discovered and photographed alleged Yeti footprints, igniting debate that's continued ever since.

Each print measured 13 inches long and was twice as broad as a human foot.

Why can't they call me the adorable snowman or or the agreeable Snowman?

For crying out loud, I'm a nice guy, Stockholm.

They also found claw marks etched in the glacier.

These weren't the first such photos, either.

In 1937 English mountaineer Frank Smith had also taken a photo of footprints in the snow.

However, experts agreed that they probably belonged to a bear, the yeti might still be around.

In 2019, the Indian army claimed to have found Yeti footprints in the Himalayas.

Number four Hook Island Sea Monster.

Located off of Queensland, Australia, Hook Island is an uninhabited and rugged island that serves as a popular tourist destination owing to its colorful coral.

In 1964 the island became known around the world owing to a series of photos that seemed to depict a tadpole like sea monster.

The photos were taken by a man named Robert Lissa Wreck, who spotted the creature in the island's Stone Haven Bay loose.

Iraq estimated the creature to be upwards of 80 ft long.

Various explanations have been put forth like the monster actually being a deflated skyhook balloon or a custom cut plastic sheet.

Or it could be a genuine sea monster.

For the sake of excitement, we're gonna go with that one.

Number three.

The Solway Firth spaceman.

People have been trying to prove the existence of aliens for decades.

Many photos and videos turn out to be hoaxes, like the infamous alien autopsy video that made waves in 1995 only to be revealed as fake a decade later.

Debate persists, however, around the Solway Firth spaceman photographed in 1964 while relaxing on Burr Marsh in Cumbria, England.

Firefighter Jim Templeton took a series of photos of his five year old daughter.

One of them depicts a mysterious astronaut like figure standing or floating in the background.

Some people argue that the figure is Templeton's wife and that her pale blue dress appears white due to overexposure.

Others are not convinced.

He's hoping that even after all this time, the mystery can still be solved.

That's the question.

Who is he?

Where is he from?

Those are the two questions we want answered Number two Bigfoot.

There are plenty of supposed photos and videos of Bigfoot out there.

Some are easy to believe, like the photo of a juvenile Bigfoot captured by a Pennsylvania man in 2000 and seven.

Others, like the Sasquatch skull supposedly found on Mars, really strain credulity.

One of the most debated of all is undoubtedly the Paterson Gimle in film, named after its creators, Roger Patterson and Robert Giblin.

Captured in 1967 the film depicts a hairy bipedal creature walking through Northern California's Six Rivers National Forrest.

It's easily the most famous video evidence of a crypto zoological creature, and the film has been studied, analyzed and parodied for decades.

New York one has just received some exclusive amateur news footage that you just might want to follow up on.

There seems to be a strange man dressed as an elf wandering through Central Park.

Its authenticity remains in question, but for many this is the Holy Grail of Bigfoot.

Evidence story.

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I thought you were Sands clamps.

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Number one Loch Ness Monster Photos of numerous underwater creatures have made headlines from the aforementioned Hook Island Sea Monster to raise Town Ray in Pennsylvania, but none are as popular as Nessie said to inhabit Loch Ness in Scotland.

This monster has been inspiring reports since as far back as the sixth century, although they really only picked up steam in the 19 thirties.

The monster shot to worldwide fame in 1934 thanks to the infamous surgeon's photograph supposedly taken by Robert Kenneth Wilson.

Sadly, most now agree that it was a hoax.

However, there are dozens of other photos and videos that have made waves, including the well known Dinsdale film taken in 1960.

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