10 Times Unexplained Creatures ATTACKED!

[@DarknessPrevails]

Not feeling entirely operational today guys. Funny how you can do your favorite thing for a living and still feel burnt out from time to time.

[@michelepruitt3145]

Awww! 😪🤟 Take a walk or listen to your Jam and make a homemade Pizza! 🤣 Just a few suggestions! 🐶💜 Stay Healthy Darkness! 🙋‍♀️👻🙏

[@stevenmcdonagh5238]

Hi im your biggest fan can you please give me a shout out plz

[@SuperLilred13]

Work will feel like work sometimes even if you love it, I know from experience. Maybe try some indoor gardening I find it relaxing watching how fast plants can grow. Hope you get some needed rest!

[@JayMy07]

Your channel makes my night drives awesome. Should take a break. Thanks for giving it your all.

[@odysseyofbuckofive9924]

A crappy day doing what you love beats a good day working for someone else!

[@djalipage8474]

Listening to the fans! You asked what we like and wanted and ever since, you’ve released video after video with the exact content we want! You are officially the best narrator on KZbin!

[@thatvampirelorraine]

yes yes yes in complete agreement with u ! great minds do so think alike

[@icantthinkofaname15]

One of many great KZbin narrator's. ☺️

[@damienhughes1996]

We'd like more Cryptid Videos and also some M.I.B

[@forgesoulfire1320]

No joke, he is recognized among my friends who really only watch KZbin to fill time. And it has been great to sit alongside the videos as they just consistently prove the point for some two plus years now I think. Good on you for affirming it.

[@helldotsin]

Next up there with Swamp Dweller!

[@deadfall0324]

In the story The Wimpering Thing, the paralyzing feeling they say they feel could be infrasound. Large predators like tigers(other big animals to) have been known to use infrasound to sometimes disorient prey. But human Symptoms resulting from exposure to infrasound often include fatigue, headache, nausea, concentration difficul ties, disorientation, seasickness, digestive disorders, cough, vision problems and dizziness. So this could have been some creature with amped up infrasound 😳

[@cindysnow802]

You mean likw whales? What kind of animals use this?

[@deadfall0324]

Cindy Snow whales use it too, whales, elephants, hippopotamuses, rhinoceroses and giraffes but they use it to communicate

[@Sywolve]

I was just thinking he came across a wounded stray dog.

[@marksullivan6319]

I commented the same thing and came to the same conclusion when he first uploaded that video.

[@MyMelinaaa]

Who cares!!! oh oh me first I said it first!!oh oh....😒..anyways! very Cool stuff I'll look it up seems interesting.

[@mwbgaming28]

I really like the way you plugged your sponsor in this video, no interruption, no overselling it, just a line of text at the top of the screen, much better than the likes of LTT.etc

[@asifamin2845]

I remember you narrating the first story a long long while ago, back then I started getting into horror stories, and I still remember because I REALLY ENJOYED IT! TY DARKNESS

[@ceral1079]

Fun Fact: the first time a Wendigo was portrayed with antlers was during the movie with the same name. The guy who made the movie however had no idea what a Wendigo was supposed to be or look like, and only read up on the legends once the movie was done. Since then, the portrayal of Wendigos with antlers became really popular. So, when someone says they saw a Wendigo with antlers, it's most often either fake, or what they saw, or believe they saw, was not a Wendigo.

[@Garry1905]

So what I saw wasn't a wendigo?

[@ceral1079]

@@Garry1905 Probably not. I'm not doubting that something was there. There are plenty of other creatures and beings from folk tales that actually do have antlers, at least most of the time. But the whole antler thing on wendigos is modern has nothing to do with the wendigo from eastern algonquian indian stories and beliefs. If you don't mind me asking, are you the one who wrote the reddit post?

[@TheUltimateNavigator1]

@@Garry1905 There's a lot of creatures who do have antlers and can be mistaken as a wendigo. Perhaps type of skinwalker.

[@heydaddy2471]

@@TheUltimateNavigator1 then what was that creature that woke me up by giving me bj inside my blanket which had antlers

[@karldavis3041]

Agreed. Between the movie and various reddit creepypasta authors, people have a huge misconception on what wendigos look like. Any other cryptid with antlers would be something else, maybe skinnies, goatmen, etc

[@Liv_Rose02]

Your videos have become part of my cleaning routine! I listen to them when I’m doing all my chores :)

[@reyannawynters1800]

Yep and this has actually taken the place of listening to music

[@AwakenOhSleeperGaming]

Me too!

[@vitaleriof]

Kind of ironic but i listening to these helps me sleep

[@Passions5555]

​@Bp Mv me too! Then, randomly, he will have the scary voice, and it jarrrs you awake. 😳

[@jedpropst4122]

You're definitely my favorite narrator and I love this channel sooo much. Thank you D.P. Putting in the time, work and effort into making your channel great, is noticed and appreciated.

[@patrikback739]

Who doesn't like a little D.P. every ones in a while😉

[@calculatedsurvival]

Love the content man! I use it to get me through the work day. I especially love the deep woods horror stories as I spend a decent amount of time in the woods.

[@maggsbufton1969]

Headphones girl....believing she’s perfectly safe in the forest...wearing headphones...with her back to the forest. She’s been attacked...so climbs into her tent and puts her headphones back on .... Darwin Award Winner...or what?

[@connieleal2966]

She's an ostrich

[@mariovillarreal8647]

They can get into your thoughts and influence you so maybe it saved her but normal beasts are still out there,worst of ALL,... Man.

[@ReceptiveRaptor]

It's possible it was a self soothing method?

[@vandrosia]

It's a fake story and the implausible plotlines push the story forward. Did you really think these stories are real??

[@Eric-mf6vm]

@@ReceptiveRaptor what is she a nutter? Normal people don't do that

[@plushcat716]

The noise made by the thing getting into the tent completely creeped me out! All were fantastic stories!

[@GarryDKing]

I would never have thought that a wereworlf could be defeated by a flock of geese. but then again 1 goose can be chaotic on its own, a whole flock of em could easily fend off monsters...

[@itallia666]

🇬🇧 Hello mr king Just wanted to say, i once got chased by a swan while minding my own business walking along the tow path of a canal It was around teatime 4.30pm ish & there i was in the very quaint olde Worlde town of Newbury in Berkshire ( pronounced bark-shire ) in southern UK. I suddendly heard this mighty fluttering of feathers flapping madly & this awful hissing noise behind me & thought i was being attacked by a demon from the infernal realm ! As i turned around, i saw this white cloud of feather right up at me, i honestly couldnt tell what it was & only later did i think it must have been a giant angel!!! Anyway i felt this incredible pain in my hand & turned & fled along the path with this mad thing behind me when i ran straight into a copper ( policeman) he shouted & waved his arms around as he guided me up the bank onto the road ahead. He ferried me to the local hospital, i was still in a daze Later i was told my wrist was broken & i had gashes on my chest, neck & face & had my whole forearm & hand in a plaster cast! Very very painful too! The lovely policeman stated with me & explained ( after id told him id not pestered the swan or even knew there were swans there) He said normally swans were ok & never usually attacked people unless threatened but he had actually seen a female with tiny little ones just that morning & it was very probable she thought me some danger to her little ones - Sygnets He also said i was lucky as there were instances whereby people had, had their legs broken by attacking swans as their wings in motion are extremely strong & Hard plus they often swipe you with their head, beak & very long neck which can also break bones If i needed a guard for myself & my property id definately chose Geese & Swans My friend who lives in the country has a flock of geese to guard her house & they terrify the life outta me ! Scary thing to see a dozen fully grown geese tearing towards you Even with my friend beside me they were slightly mollified but still attempted to snap at me! Ok well ive rambled enough! Btw, you can spend a long jail term for killing a swan as they are protected by our Monarch Queen Elizabeth ( an age old law from before King Henry 8th & only a Monarch can consume a swan, at the dinner table, ) Anyone caught killing or eating a swan can be assured its jail for them, even today ! As the law still stands! Cheers 🇬🇧👧

[@patriciajankey2910]

You have such an interesting voice. It truly draws you into the stories. Nice job. You and Stories After Midnight are my two new favs in my top 5.

[@shaycornacorn]

I remember the story about the friend named John from another collection DP did a while ago. It stuck with me, and I'm glad to hear it again! Keep up the good work Darkness, but please take care of yourself! Even your dream job can feel like work if you're burnt out.

[@ceruleanbat]

Me: Time for bed. KZbin: Over 2 hour Darkness Prevails video. Me: Well, no sleep till Brooklyn.

[@jasonsayre7257]

Beastie boys always on vacation

[@sjarnatojar744]

NO

[@cativamusereacts9926]

Hey, Brooklyn here, GO TO SLEEP

[@candancecarmean770]

Love the first story. I grew up on a farm in the Midwest. The story is so familiar the description reminds me of home. The description the out buildings scrap metal. Coyote sounds during the night, deer stands. Unfamiliar sounds during the nights. You can never be sure what might be out there sometimes you find out and many times you don't.

[@nellz72]

Sounds like a wonderful place to grow up honestly.

[@candancecarmean770]

@@nellz72 it was. We had 250 acres. Planted corn and soy beans. Had an acre garden We canned corn green beans , tomatoes. We grew potatoes onions carrots............ We raised hogs chickens geese ducks cattle . Two creeks run through the farm. I am the middle of 5. We all did our part. My dad had 4 girls before he had a son. He wonders why I'm a Tom boy. Lol

[@sarawhite8612]

Quarantine and Darkness? Hell yeah!

[@snakewhitcher4189]

Those Australian geese were probably more of a threat than the werewolf. A swarm of those beat me within an inch of my life when I was a kid.

[@janetlieb2507]

Yikes !

[@snakewhitcher4189]

@@janetlieb2507 I went out with a handful of grains. Those water fowl decided there were more nutrients on my bones than what I was offering. Too bad for them that I knew Jeet kun do. The art of not letting yourself be taken by anybody.

[@sastanasha7741]

Dang it

[@antonycoe1290]

My mum (aged 11) tripped and fell on her back while feeding grain to about 500 chickens. The grain landed all over her and you can guess the rest. She had a lifelong fear of birds flying at her.

[@snakewhitcher4189]

@@antonycoe1290 Chickens are mean and dumb. I'd rather be up against 500 chicken sized horses that 5 horse sized chickens (aka cassowaries).

[@T3860ifyDubstep]

That last story sounded like it was the annual " 4th" that takes place in Mescalero NM. Oh how I use to tear that place up with my cousin whe. We where younger. 13-14 years old. (10+ years ago ) kissing on the girls at the grounds...smoking weed, camping out, partying. Roaming the rodeo grounds at night, with girls we picked up for the night...I could picture the last story almost perfectly. The setting in the mountains. I 100% believe it. Great story. Be safe out there!

[@chrystalmcatee6224]

I love the creepy music in the background. It adds so much terror to the stories. Thanks for that, you should do creepy music with every video. Great job!!!

[@COctagons]

Monsters may be scary, but geese? They're on another level entirely!!

[@edwardcarr1755]

Geese are brutal!! I watched my cousin get his butt kicked by a goose. And he wasn't even that drunk.🤣😂

[@theflowerhead]

Hjonk hjonk am goose~

[@bagelman7223]

It’s not a goose it’s a hell duck

[@KingdomKing13]

*in Nick Cage voice* NO! OH NO, NOT THE GEESE!!! NOT THE GEESE!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

[@Rawkit_Surgeon]

Yes, geese are mean.

[@gripi8]

I'm so happy with your work, thank you! Please keep it up but also remember to rest enough 😌

[@rogthepirate4593]

Irgh ... that whimpering thing story ... I've heard it before, but it still gives me the craziest chills for some reason ... And that damn growl sound effect does NOT help.

[@walkingmadnesscrawlingsanity]

ngl the growl sound effect sounds like a quieter version of when I burp so if you hear it in the woods consider it might be another person burping

[@cm3786]

@@walkingmadnesscrawlingsanity 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@barbarasimmons1348]

Anyone notice that the water flow keeps changing direction every maybe 10 seconds?

[@kathleenpecoraro2625]

It's called a"loop" like the video iis playing on a "loop" 🤪

[@nicholegibson8662]

Amazing video 😍 I love all creature stories, especially wendigo, skinwalker, dogman & goatman 🥰🥰

[@JustMe-op6bq]

Got your Hoodie, love it so much. Thanks and stay safe. Greetings from germany ☺️

[@cm3786]

Germany???!!!!😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@shaylamcgrady1048]

There's another encounter, from a different story, with a creature that looked into a young boys eyes and said LIKE ME. He said he told his grandmother and she knew exactly what it meant. Apparently she had to get some type of ritual done on him to keep him from "becoming just like it? Or being haunted in his mind by it?" I forget. But Darkness Prevails definitely read it. I'm surprised he's not putting these stories together already.

[@Bekkmyster]

What do you mean by this? I'm confused

[@susiefoxy8130]

I got out of my car one evening, it was cold and dark, it felt like someone or something brushed past me, I looked around but nothing was there. I stood still, it was very quiet, but it felt like someone was next to me, i could hear and feel them/it breathing, then there was a whoosh of air...it freaked me out and I ran indoors. Was about 10 years ago and it hasn't ever occurred again. Still live in the same place and think of it every time I park my car.

[@reneehernandez8214]

Last story got it backwards. Loupegaroux is what the French call a werewolf. Rougarou is what cajuns call a werewolf.

[@Firedemon72]

love it when god sends geese to deal with your problems

[@cindysnow802]

Thanks for this. I visited the Cryptozoology museum in Maine and met the owners. Nice people actually.

[@omahastylee311]

Stephen King and kin had to be close by!

[@Tigerssnakes]

The guardians need to be respected. Regardless of your race or religion. WHAT EVER YOU DO DON'T OFFEND THEM!!!!!! There is difference between a wendigo and skinwalker and a dogman and a werewolf and a vampire and a dweller. There is many different kind of creatures and entities. Respect them as you would a lion or a tiger. Some is very old and a lot smarter and more cunning than you so don't anger them. Remember not all are friendly or aggressive. Stay safe and careful.

[@chrisriddle7263]

Hay thanks for the great stories

[@slightlyoff979]

This is going to be good

[@tifftx8490]

Ahh yesss!!! I love relistening to creature stories 💜

[@karldavis3041]

Awesome stories DP, I remember hearing you narrate some of these before. I have been running my own CreepyPasta channel, (Cryptids Roost) for around 3 months now. I love how you have done the audio gfx EQ on this video. Can I ask, how you done it, or where I can get a copy of it from? Keep up the great work. Oh, not sure if I ever mentioned it before, I think I may have, out of all the channels I regularly listen to, you were my first I ever subbed to, and you were my main inspiration to make my own channel... After being subbed at least a year

[@mouseman6980]

Take a rest bro you have earned it . make sure your family furry ones included stay safe and don't go hungry

[@tammybrackett928]

Just listened to this yes late start. Just be glad when my husband and pets can come back home. Thanks for those awesome stories with a great narration. 🙂🤍👍

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Why can't they come home?

[@WesaTwoRivers]

@@icantthinkofaname15 Probably quarantine.

[@icantthinkofaname15]

@@WesaTwoRivers oh ya duh probably. This whole "pandemic" is a bunch of BS. All their doing is bringing in their new world order and going to make a cashless society. Now the department of Justice is talking about taking away your rights indefinitely. They can detain you over this regular flu and throw you in jail and or quarantine. And no one can do anything about it.

[@tammybrackett928]

So sorry it seems i never get notifications on anything i have all the bells on. My husband and pets yes had to leave because when covid did the major hit. I was diagnosed with shingles. The dr. turned it in and someone from the military came think his name was John, or James army I think they all pretty much look the same. Much respect for them all. He stood outside and made them leave. All but my horse. She was to big. And to much of a hassle I guess. It was suppose to be 14 days right. Well it was 19 days a lot of hoopla and finally they got to come home. What a mess. I had a number to call when I needed anything. Yes someone even came and took care of my horse did all the things I normally did. I never saw them but I would check and shed be full and brushed. So what ever. Such a big ordeal. Sorry this being in the house they came home to be quarantined with me. So bored as hell.

[@robertcowan7610]

@@tammybrackett928 Sorry but I have to ask: what do you mean a guy from the Army came and made your husband leave your house because he tested positive for COVID-19? Or because you did? I've not heard of any such forced isolation, etc. What gives?!

[@AnthonySforza]

What the hell, second story? You go from making eye contact with this thing through your mosquito net or whatever, to getting out and running to the truck? How? What's it do? If it was unzipping your tent, how'd you get out and past it? Did it stop and run away after you made eye contact with it? Seems like a rather important aspect of the anecdote to leave out. It'd be like me telling one about "I was walking down my street and there was a car coming towards me, I saw flashes and heard 'pop pop pop!' Then I was able to sit down on my couch."

[@dallasgarcia5872]

I was thinking the same thing. One second he's ready to die, see the thing then he's grabbing stuff and running...how?!

[@christineseidman6224]

Thank You so much for these stories. You help me peacefully get through the night. 💙🌌💙.

[@evanlangnes2700]

I love these long format videos. I get to just listen while i work and not worry if KZbin is going to auto play Sounds of animal mateing calls[10 hours ]( asmr) sound to sleep to

[@madelinec4857]

ME with beer and homemade chicken... shhhhh, comment to follow. Once again your stories & voice mesmerize. Stay well, Darkness

[@Gothicthundra]

I always love listening to these. Mostly trying to find similar experiences to my own. I was shocked that the werewolf one mentioned Beast of Bray Road which is a WI/IL cryptid that most reside there don't even know unless they live around that area or they see it and research it. *May it be noted that police in that area have to carry two guns and a specialty riffle because of experiences and attacks.

[@tdamiano1970]

That water stream is crazy! The flow changes direction!!!

[@kingsoren2010]

A loop, lots of his videos are like this.

[@melissadwiggins]

I feel like you were hitting a bong to make that growling sound. LOL

[@toniknicely9204]

You have the best voice for these stories. I’m shaking, don’t think there will be sleep tonight lol

[@TheCynthiahawkins]

One of your best compilations.

[@TattooedPink]

Cheers Dark ♡ superb quality vid as always xx

[@juliavee889]

I love the image of the Mantis cleaning it's feelers:-)) Mantises often come to sit at night, on the lampshade next to me. I love watching them when they clean their feelers, so cute:-) I just adore them, most awesome insects on Earth.

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Ya they're pretty cool. I heard they're good luck too. Idk if that was a Chinese myth or not?

[@relics23]

Julia Vee * I agree! I also love Walking Sticks. ♥️

[@michelewalburn4376]

I love them too last year I had 3 males in my window. I noticed one day they were all gone and one huge female was there. They thought they were so well hid. Poor guys. I was so mad at her.

[@amerillofishcacello3214]

They freak me out when they turn their heads to look at me. I see nothing cute about them at all. Tiny little alien robot spy insects. Ugh

[@dynodish]

We all love you so much DP, you take care of yourself and know you are cared for by all of us,

[@tzeccentric7848]

Kid: *Prays Lord's Prayer* Werewolf: *Attacked by geese* God works in mysterious ways, sometimes ironic and funny ways!

[@patchesgaming9139]

I know how I'll be spending my night tonight.

[@cm3786]

Hey Bigfoot!! Have you scared anyone yet?

[@patchesgaming9139]

@@cm3786 yes

[@cm3786]

@@patchesgaming9139 Who?

[@amberpatterson88]

Love listening to your content

[@cryptozoologist9795]

Beast of Mogo Gold Rush Colony - Lacklin? I think you mean Lachlan. Love the video though

[@JayMy07]

Just waiting for the wendigo to just pull me from truck one night while sleeping near the woods easy meal on wheels.

[@myschnozhurts1522]

Just keep a lighter and flammable spray

[@nikolaiplayz9795]

Uber eats

[@thearsenalsystem5027]

Gotta love fast food.

[@aarcdlrv]

Keep your truck locked

[@bumblebee0369]

@@myschnozhurts1522. GOOD IDEA!!! a really good idea!

[@jeremiahlarkin1134]

DP. You’re “DaBomb”💣💣💣💣I Love ❤️ your Site! Happy 😊 Tuesday March 2022. STAY SPOOKY 👻

[@michelepruitt3145]

Yeah Darkness! 🤗 Perfect Timing my Friend! 😍 Sounds like a Great Story Topic! 🇺🇸 Thanks So Much, I'm going to kick back and tune out the World and listen to one of my Favorite Guys! 🙋‍♀️✌💜👻🌻🐶😻🐢🐾🦉💋🙏

[@user-ps9qp1rn2d]

Right in time for bedtime thank you❤️

[@SandraRose143]

Great vid darkness!

[@TheMattball17]

Watch out for creatures they r always after your swag

[@nicoleperron3315]

Perfect timing!😊

[@nghtmrz4657]

as an aussie i usually have the privelege of not being located anywhere near these stories, but ive actually camped at wilpena pound in flinders rangers before. was def spooky

[@chadupton6294]

Michigan cryptids video would be awesome

[@nickykeightley9355]

Thank you👍

[@vanessaweiss3904]

Love the screen of the flowing creek. First I thought I was loosing my mind because the water was flowing backwards. Then I saw it switch. Thank god, I thought I was going to have to commit myself!!lol.

[@Grim-tn8ve]

Ty darkness for all the story's I sleep well at night because of it

[@cm3786]

Nice sound effects☺☺☺☺☺☺☺

[@helenwoods1467]

Hey, I love ur channel, great for my insomnia! 💞 From Queensland Australia 🦘🦘🦘🌏🇦🇺👍

[@r0bz420]

A Sound in the Dark was very good story, maybe it was the forest guardian/spirit. I have heard stories before of a similar creature, this one had a human-like face and 12 antlers. I have never heard of it being aggressive or anything, but it would be a very strange sighting. Also heard some people would get a sense of calm from it. Also wonder if it could be kohoonta, the hunter could have been cursed to that form, although they usually mimic. 2nd story may want to look into Tebwem, there is also a trickster spirit in Aboriginal lore that can shape shift. Can't remember the name though. Lol so wendigos are really just bucks in heat and/or humping a tree. That makes sense why it only looks like two legs, the others are on the tree or stump. New name for wendigos, Stump Humpers! Thanks for the narrations and stories, stay safe everyone.

[@69yearsago93]

In my peoples' history the 'trickster' that can shapeshift is named Winaboozhoo (idk if I spelled it correct, just how it sounds) and we're only to say his name or speak of his stories when the ground has snow on it. Real spill.

[@AD-qg4hk]

@@69yearsago93 you should lose the ‘ago’ bcuz it had me going for a minute until i saw the double! 69 years, 2mo ago would be right confusing lol

[@reneadallas]

Great story’s buddy thank you!

[@jasonzorn5360]

I've never seen a Wendigo...but I have seen a Winnebago, which is almost just as scary

[@itsjustme7487]

😅🤣😂

[@harleybutler3460]

I grew up near Mogo, bout an hour away, when my school had a school camp, that place gave me the creeps

[@kapiltiwari2879]

I've always liked these backgrounds

[@joycebryant7837]

Love the stories. Have a few of my own.

[@saze5660]

It feels weird without the intro 🙁🙁 I love those intro buddy

[@lisamcmanus3030]

Dang I'm scared to go outside after dark thanks man really

[@tonibauer2949]

Really good video with u usual stories. Thanks!

[@swen5847]

This episode was an unexplained attack

[@devdutdutta8796]

Have been with u since u started out bro, Keep up the good work :)

[@michelepruitt3145]

1.2k views and 0 thumbs down! 🤩 IMPRESSIVE Darkness! 🤟😎🤣😍

[@cm3786]

Now its 398 thumbs down💢💢💢💢💢💢💢💢💢💢💢💢💢

[@michelepruitt3145]

@@cm3786 that's mean

[@cm3786]

@@michelepruitt3145 I know

[@cm3786]

Now it's 405💢💢💢💢💢💢💢💢

[@melissagriffith1241]

Just found this channel. LOVE IT!!!

[@jillianpantano6461]

"the whimpering thing" almost made ME soil myself! 😖

[@boomerspeed0124]

The "I have a friend named John from RJB" story sounds made up entirely. the physical description sounds identical to the "demegorgon" from stranger things, but also similar to the wendigo.

[@reneehernandez8214]

Plus, he keeps his whiskey in the freezer. WTF???

[@cheliebell1988]

Awesome narration! But every time you said “Lack-lan” instead of “Lock-lan” (for Lachlan) I legit wanted to scream 🙃 Probably just because its my sons name lol

[@silvertheelf]

(Talking about: A sound in the dark part 2) That part about the missing poacher can be explained by the fact, predators don’t always leave behind a crime scene and after 10,000 years of vengeful humans you’d expect predatory animals like coyotes, lions, and bears to be clever enough that when killing a human to hide the body where humans won’t look, sure enough there are cases where people saw normal animals cause people to vanish without a trace, so simply put, animals are clever enough to hide the body, if anything coyotes got lucky and killed the poacher and dragged his body off into the woods and ate it in a hidden place and human bones decompose pretty easily so worms picked off whatever the coyotes and scavengers didn’t eat. Simple as that, it can happen and it is a very natural thing. Nonetheless it’s still fun to think that a monster or an angry person took it into their own hands, after all you can only theorize when someone just vanishes off the face of the earth. But as I was saying, humans hunt down and kill man eaters, so animals have to be clever when hunting humans, so they try to make no scene. Also that thing was likely a ghost deer or ghost elk, a beautiful yet terrifying beast.

[@wowf0rl1f3]

The lions of tsavo hid their victims in a cave, of 20 bodies were found in there and they hunted a camp of bridge builders for over a year. They'd go through birms of thorns and dragged men out easily. For sure predators learned how to avoid man

[@generaleerelativity9524]

@@wowf0rl1f3 there was a movie made about that incident. I can't remember the name off the top of my head but I remember it was from the 80's or 90's.

[@generaleerelativity9524]

@King Ammonite the story was suggesting that it wasn't a "common" Predator due to all of the spent shell casings _and_ the fact that he just mysteriously disappeared without a trace. Bears, wolves, coyotes etc normally leave behind some kind of evidence that would give at least a clue about what happened.

[@silvertheelf]

@@generaleerelativity9524 not all the time, there are animals clever enough not even a drop of blood or a footprint is left, people underestimate the cleverness of animals that have trained more than needed to cover their tracks. A tiger can appear out of nowhere, strike, then vanish without a trace, clever ones at least.

[@generaleerelativity9524]

@@silvertheelf yeah I know that certain animals can be clever and stealthy however, we're not talking about an exotic wildcat in the middle of the jungle, we're talking about a deer hunter in a 14 ft tree stand who emptied an entire magazine at something big enough to carry his corpse away without a trace. Bears and coyotes tear their prey to shreds leaving body parts and clothing behind. Normally a high powered rifle is enough to scare them away or seriously maim, if not end them. We'll just say for the sake of the argument that an exotic species of big cat happened to escape from wherever and was roaming around and just so happened to survive an entire magazine of gunfire only to drag a 6' 4" - 250 lb poacher off to unfamiliar territory? I don't think so. First of all, a feline born and raised in captivity is not gonna put up such a fight when there's plenty of other weaker more docile prey scampering around the timber. Secondly, the term "unfamiliar" territory pertains to precisely just that, an animal with no ties to any family structure or territory it claims as its own. I realize that the thought of this frightens you into a state of denial but there are things that go bump in the night which are "absolutely terrifying" and you pretending that they don't exist is even scarier uu&

[@scottshort8540]

That “my friend named John” monster was straight up a Demogorgon from Stranger Things

[@soulreaver760]

Or a hunter

[@tipziegurl7998]

Exactly what I was thinking.

[@cm3786]

Definitely🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@cm3786]

It really was. Same description🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@BuftaChYmes]

Despite all these events people still go alone to the middle of nowhere, or hike where they shouldn't. What the hell is wrong with these people!? It's one thing to be skeptic, it's another to be stupid and hard headed.

[@myschnozhurts1522]

As long as it wasn't a huge congregation they'd be fine from coroba

[@TJcreations91]

Darwinism at it's finest

[@reneehernandez8214]

Some people just don’t get it.

[@butterflypolacca994]

Came across your content here on youtube I enjoyed it thanks hope to enjoy more of your content very interesting as a Native American love to hear life story's 😊

[@wintersking4290]

Natural wolves do rip their prey to bits. If you've ever seen a wolf kill it's really disturbing, just blood and fur and bits of bone like a deer exploded.

[@thecoreyfamilyreviews3446]

Can we get a video compilation of all of Mr. Smiths stories?? They are always SO good! Maybe a new one at the end of the video 😉

[@Passions5555]

What are Mr. SMITH stories?

[@jennifersowders6867]

Great video 💯🚀

[@joebykaeby]

21:16 Sapphire Moonlight is my new band name, nobody steal it

[@TheCryptCrawler]

Second story, H.P.Lovecraftian horror much? Hell yes.

[@azzabazza3729]

They were all amazing!! 😂

[@cm3786]

You sound like a magician. Azza bazza!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@azzabazza3729]

First one was amazing!!!

[@calebferguson2520]

Yess was just looking for something scary to listen to

[@susiefoxy8130]

Every 20 seconds the flow of the stream changes...im mesmerised by it lol

[@sabrinalinton0316.B]

Awesome DP😎 just awesome

[@Bullen_3]

I would love to encounter a guardian spirit,like the guy in the first story.

[@archangeltheleftlies3361]

For all you out there who feel uncomfortable going solo camping especially when the sun starts going over the horizon, I got 2 tips for you that may just put the fun back in to it for you. 1st and foremost... Always, and I mean always, never go camping without a good firearm! That alone may be all some of you need. 2nd... Take you a pint or a 5th of your best drinking whiskey. Not to get plastered, but just to have a couple shots just after its all dark or right at dusk. You'll be amazed at how it soothes your nerves and makes you feel like not man nor beast will ruin your little adventure. After you get used to it you may find you don't even need number two, but never go without your firearm, keep it loaded and always within reach. Just saying.