The Paranormal Cryptid Iceberg Explained

[@orelnicely7472]

Your narration has improved by leaps and bounds already man. Great job. My great grandfather always claimed to have seen his mother’s doppelgänger with his father as witness. She was apparently just walking through the house, cleaning as she usually did. When his mother came back in the house, they were surprised to find she had no memory of doing those chores. They always believed then what they seen couldn’t have been her, despite being her exact match.

[@Zoanfly]

Thank you, I’m glad to hear it’s noticeable, and that’s really interesting, thanks for sharing!

[@mythicalcreaturesdoctorsor3589]

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[@johnjackson8709]

This channel is going to grow extremely fast! Loving it keep it up

[@Zoanfly]

Thanks man!

[@Directionless.Sponge]

Another great video my guy! Your videos are always so relaxing and entertaining, and often introduce me to paranormal entities I've never heard of. I offer some friendly reminders: look up unfamiliar words, research well, and take care of yourself (seriously, a video every 2 days?? That's some dedication, but please don't burn yourself out!)

[@Zoanfly]

Thank you!! And yeah definitely, sometimes I overlook searching the pronunciations, which I’ll definitely try to implement in future videos

[@moemetal]

I am obsessed with your channel

[@honeycrispsnail4032]

i’m ojibwe native, up towards minnesota/michigan!! we have pukwudgies too, but we call them “memegwisi” or just “little people/spirits”. my grandmother used to tell my cousins and i stories about them. she told us to be careful when we meet one because there’s tales of children being lured away into the forest by their playful nature, only to never be seen again. they’re blamed for small things disappearing around the house, pulling pranks like knocking things off the shelves, or even worse in some stories. generally, they’re regarded as spirits, as many Native American cryptids, legends, and creatures are. they used to give me nightmares as a kid lol i just wanted to share.

[@Zoanfly]

Oh wow, thank you for sharing that, that’s really interesting!!

[@honeycrispsnail4032]

@@Zoanfly yesss ofc, nice video once again!! i luv ur content 💞

[@CPTQuackers1213]

Been binging your videos since I found you a couple days ago. Nice job! Awesome background listening material while I work on projects

[@Zoanfly]

Appreciate it, glad you're liking the vids!

[@greenflavoredtea]

Love how you're growing so much! From the like 500 subs when I first came across you and now almost 2k! Keep it up!❤

[@Zoanfly]

Yeaaaa thanks a lot for the support, I always remember the old commenters and appreciate them a lot!!

[@marink7]

Another awesome iceberg:) keep up the good work!

[@Zoanfly]

Thank you, happy to hear u like it :D

[@catmastertrash369]

Really interesting how red caps and Kappa are alike, as well as many other creatures that require some sort of sustaining element on or near them in order to wander this dimension. Almost like how an astronaut or diver requires oxygen in order to roam those areas. Love your channel. I've been dealing with health issues and this channel has been a great companion in the wee hours of the night.

[@HeresTheThingOfItYoutube]

I find the background music so relaxing and fitting. Makes for a goodnight time watch.

[@user-nz4qh2ig3v]

bro committed a hate crime with that pronunciation

[@mskleftwich]

Great video! I’m excited to see what topics you jump into. Maybe aliens?? 👽

[@Zoanfly]

I was thinking of an extraterrestrial cryptids video, might be coming soon!

[@PeaNutttyyy]

@@Zoanfly That sounds cool!

[@austinlee4156]

So glad to see that channel grow, can't wait till I can laugh and say "I knew you'd hit that 1mil subs bro."

[@Zoanfly]

Thanks man, that means a lot!!

[@lizard7001]

Clicked for the Weird n' Wild Creatures art in the thumbnail. Those cards were the shit when I was a kid.

[@glennspencer]

Hello from England, love your great videos . I like the creepy drawings and photos and the cool commentary .

[@bellewhite3764]

The pronunciation of "East Anglia" was adorable, and I love it 🥰

[@soulseeker2622]

Love your Channel a lot ❤️ everything is perfectly fine, keep it up 👍❤️

[@Zackaria_sMax]

33:00 You sure the A.I. didnt say allegory? 😅

[@Hero_Of_Old]

Anytime you see 'Folk' in English place names, its pronounced 'fuc' lol, as in Norfolk ( Nor-fuc) Suffolk (Su-fuc') 'Midlands' would be 'mid-luns'. Great vid though.

[@CCnoodle]

Just subscribed! La Llorona is pronounced yo-rona. Like Yo-yo. Double L in Spanish is fun lol 👻

[@MaskedRiderChris]

Fun fact; Carach Angren, a Dutch "symphonic black metal" band who are fond of their concept albums, made an album dedicated to the Flying Dutchman, "Death Came Through A PHantom Ship". There's a theatrical interlude in the middle part of the album that clearly denotes the moment when Capt. Vanderdecken Goes Off The Deep End and taught me the one and only sentence I know in (18th century) Dutch: "GODVERDOMME! WIJ ZULLEN VAREN , AL BETEKENT HET MIJN DOOD!!!" ("May God damn me! We sail, even if it means my death!")

[@LostTapesImpressiveT]

Just gained a new subscriber. Look forward to your career mate. You're gonna do great.

[@reshabraina9669]

Awesome video❤

[@lolo0302]

I'm so confused at how u say normal words so bizarrely but u say foreign words so perfectly but u don't have any accent. I'm so confused I watch all your videos, I deserve an answer my guy 😂 are u an alien?

[@gman1524]

awesome vid! make sure to pronounce la llorona like "la yorona" the "ll" make a "y" sound in spanish. keep up the awesome content

[@jackdarby2168]

The skin walker with deer skull is 1:03 probable product of creepy pasta and not real accounts from the Navajo( i think it's navaho in pronunciation).

[@ladykoiwolfe]

Lincoln's dream of his own funeral was all the bad omen anyone should need. But seeing yourself in your coffin is outright creepy.

[@blistlelo1700]

I remember I always hear the word "Gengångare" and thought it was some proverbs or expressions and not referring to anything particular. I thought it was related or synonymous to "Dubbelgångare" as in doppelgänger. They are using the same prefix which means walker which even Swedish word for the animal sloth uses and is are literally translated as "slow walkers" (even as a kid I thought it sounded silly but I thought it was related to sleep walker referring to how sloths moves as if they are still sleep.) Although learning from media, I thought doppelgängers are synonymous with a clone often summoned by magic rather than someone looking similar to oneself. Judging by the name it made sense as it's someone's identity wandering double as if being two places at the same time. No one explained to me as a kid what Gengångare meant but by simply judging by the name it sounds like it's someone or something that passes through something. Like identity possession or personator or something. I saw them more like concepts than a literal supernatural beings. It reminds me how I thought hell and devil was just expressions of something chaotic, wrongdoings, mischief and evil (especially learnt by classic cartoons and cursing) without knowing they had any association with Christianity growing up around many Lutheran Christians (I actually personally haven't met any Christians actually believing in these stuff in person other than seeing foreign ones on the internet).

[@barker8262]

Like your style👍

[@w.lf404]

Great video, relaxing voice and way better audio than the church wendigoon records his videos in

[@aidanp1209]

Love these vids

[@L1qu1d-2qu1d]

Fun fact, the vanishing hitch hiker was made into an scp would recommend checking it out

[@CristalCorp]

Thank you man !

[@jayl5032]

Aw yeah, thats the good stuff. Thanks lad.

[@hmmmmmfooooooodddd]

Doing better with each vid man

[@TheFlyingMantis]

I'm loving your growth as a youtuber, and i wish you nothing but the best in the future, but please put just a smidge of effort into understanding how to articulate english townnames. Suffolk isn't Suf-Foal'k, it's Suf'fuk. "Eden-burg" was one the other day, too. "Ed-in-buh-ruh" would be more-or-less correct. I know the spellings aren't all that easy for americans to get as they're not common in your dialect of english, but do give it a go. All the best x.

[@Zoanfly]

Yeaa, I realized it after this video I need to spend more time on searching pronunciation so thank you for the feedback, I appreciate it!!

[@Hero_Of_Old]

Yeah, stuff like Norfolk and Suffolk are quite tough to non brits. Its quite funny as they're like second nature to us.

[@ishiryu666]

The cadejo is pronounced " ka-deho". My mother and father were followed by them in their youth, weirdly. The white one followed my mom, but the black one followed my dad and his big brother.

[@seeyainvalhalla8702]

We have the same story of hitchiker lady in Croatia. We call her lady in white. Basically the story goes that the will appear late at night to lone drivers near tunel Učka(Uchka). Rest of the story is same.

[@Zackaria_sMax]

If you're gonna keep using words you dont understand, like harbinger or malevolent, either look up the pronunciation or switch them with things you know how to say, like herald and bitter...😅

[@alexherrera9305]

Good video, although I'd rather designate all of these critters as paranormal "entities" or simply as "ghosts" instead of "cryptids". By the way, regarding "La Llorona" there is an even older version of the legend that dates back to the last days of the Aztec empire a few years before the arrival of the spanish conquistadors that refers to her as the goddess Cihuacoatl (literally "snake woman") and the "children" she cries for are the Aztecs since she knew the fate that awaited them upon the arrival of the europeans.

[@LostTapesImpressiveT]

I've never heard that! Thank you for sharing this. I love learning new things about legends I've heard.

[@ladykoiwolfe]

Mother Leeds exclaimed, "Let the Devil take this one!" I guess 13 is too many for some women.

[@SavannahShepherd669]

We nesd more of the paranormal 😊

[@BenDover-d9w]

The Doppler hanger sent chills down my spine I had a experience in the next town were I lived there was this guy stealing cars around the area and my friend showed me photos of the guy had same hoodie and pants and I was trying to tell my friends it wasn’t me and there like shush you’ll will awsner for your crimes I’m joking but really creeped me out the was someone looking exactly like me anyone else had a experience with doppelgängers

[@schmittywobberganggermanson]

Nahh Skinwalkers aren't real, its totally safe to hike in the forest alone miles away from civilization.

[@emilydavis162]

So Spring Heeled Jack appeared at Lavender Hill and the green lady appears at Lavender Mound… something tells me we should stop naming streets lavender

[@ladykoiwolfe]

There's no actual record of Jackson visiting the Bell farm.

[@Paul-g9m5j]

Good video, my only real criticism is Celtic has an hard ‘K’ at the beginning not a soft ‘s’. ‘Celtic’ with a soft ‘s’ is the Scottish football team.

[@The-egg-cult.]

We got shadow walkers in england, spooky shit

[@masked_majora6475]

Honestly there is no way the Jersey devil is real but it’s really cool tho

[@Xx_B1ank_xX]

20:24

[@Bluegirl12345]

Do dragon cryptids

[@Zoanfly]

Smart smart didn’t think of that, I’ll put it in the notes

[@0NORO]

kiiiiiiillllllllled it!!

[@yanyanzhang5813]

1. It’s “na va Ho” 2. Why are people still making information up about skinwalkers? Skinwalkers turning into werewolf wendigoon hybrids was debunked a long time ago…what you are describing is known (on the internet) as a flesh gait.

[@kai_plays_khomus]

That's not what "cryptid" means though..

[@Stark21293]

Oh, so THAT’S what happened to Detroit…….🤣🤣🤣

[@tecumsehcristero]

None of these are cryptids

[@KenAkris]

Naabeehó Bináhásdzo, Naabeehó Bikéyah, Diné Bikéya, Navajoland, commonly called Navajo in English’ lol. The pronunciation is way off.

[@Youtube_Is_a_Ad_wh0re]

Pronunciations need to be worked on big time, otherwise good stuff.

[@Zoanfly]

Appreciate that, thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment

[@murderousham6117]

Caerphilly s pronounced as cuh fill e

[@lizardchosimbastedanko5195]

You’re saying Navajo wrong lmao

[@paulstillson5725]

Why do you say the word "women" all wrong?

[@kriscoo2023]

Micheal Myers? Jason vorhes?

[@elladystopi2323]

Content is amazing.i cannot deal with the mispronunciation. No shade , you may have dyslexia. But there are things you can do to improve. Teacher

[@b0zz1380y]

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[@My_Darkest_Hearts]

Please learn how to pronounce other cultures words. ha-vai-ee, hoe-no-loo-loo, moo-gee-na, na-va-ho. Thanks good vid otherwise. 🤙🏻