@CactusGuava
The white thang has the best name in my opinion
@FistsFullofBenadrylEsq
Babe wake up one of the longest TrustMeBro vids has dropped!
@possessedpicklejar4762
Oh hey, you explained why that one time my sister looked up what cryptids our state has, it had just said “a vampire” with no further context.
@olaf4320
I just wanna say thanks so much for using a black background as I’ve got a really bad headache rn and every other similar channel has a white blinding background
@nickcallahan3781
As a Floridian I’m quick to write off the muck monster as a gator with a mossy back, they tend to get algae build up on their backs when they prefer to live in more swampy waters and they sometimes look like tree bark floating around
@cruddybuddy4084
I'm so glad you covered the Squonk. My spirit animal, I love the Squonk.
@Mancave_malitia
More jersey devil lore: A woman named Jimmie Leads had like 12 kids and she was so mad that she swore if she had a 13th it would be horrible and like cursed and she had a 13th. The kid in his crib started turning into the devil and screamed and shrieked then broke a window and left the house becoming the jersey devil. My grandma lives on Jimmie Leads road so she knew this story and told me so I’m not 100% it’s the original legend
@A_Guesto
I live near Pascagoula, and i can confirm, Mississippi is indeed dry. Good to know that all things become crabs, even aliens
@pyronuke4768
Idaho is most known for lake monsters (Sharlie, The Paddler, Bear Lake Sepent) but there is one obscure cryptid found here called the Nimerigar. From Shoshone and Bannock folklore, the Nimerigar are a tribe of little 2-3ft tall cannibals with razor teeth who live deep in the mountainous regions and decend on travelers like a school of piranhas. They're essentially Idaho's version of Pukwudgie, except less of magical trickster and more like insidious blood knight. According to legend they were such a menace it caused the two tribes to put aside their differences and band together to hunt the Nimerigar to extinction, though tales of some surviving remain. The closest thing to a sighting comes from 1932 when the remains of a mummified Nimerigar were dug up, but they were stolen not long after being discovered.
@current_mc
JERSEY DEVIL RAHHH!! my dad went camping in the pine barrens and heard blood curdling screams and other jersey devil related noises! its so cool
@AerialTramwayFitnessOfficial
- large monster - can be mistaken for a log - lives in water yeah those already exist in florida
@hannahlove2017
LOVE the dark mode 😍😍 I was just watching your library to fall asleep last night and nearly burning my retinas 😂
@AarifuddinMondal
Florida's monster : Florida Man
@deathcat2439
3:36 You’ve failed me. ManBearPig was not included
@manilatoaster6731
I grew up in California and went camping and hiking a lot. When out in the wilderness, at dusk or dawn, you always feel like something is watching you.
@Foyay_Red
13:53 HES BECOME SELF AWARE
@ArtsyHumanbean
Yo when you reminded me the Puckwudgie existed, I started joyously repeating “puckwudgie, puckwudgie, puckwudgie!” and my cat stared at me weird. Just such a fun word, and funny little creature! Love the art yall did.
@kookiegonzales9401
0:11 HE LOOKS LIKE A TAMPON😭😭😭😭
@RandomRikster
Yesssssss! As a Michigander I'm stoked that you mentioned the dogman. I knew it would either be one of our werewolves or the wendigo. There is also an indigenous story of a giant man-eating fish which is pretty sweet. Michigan has some of the best folklore in America in my incredibly biased but objectively correct opinion.
@TrustMeBroOfficial