My mother in law just passed away, this is a most welcome distraction. I love how descriptive these stories are, I can't wait to try and write something up, myself.
I'm so very sorry ❤️ My uncle (dad's twin) passed on Saturday. I've lost numerous close family members in the last 2ish years (mother,sister, grandma, great grandma, 3 uncles, an aunt, and a cousin that was like a brother, and a pregnancy). These stories are definitely a welcome distraction. These and my discovery+ subscription help me quite a bit.
An honor to have u read my Dogman Experience from Youngstown, OH Darkness! I have been a Huge Fan for Years! Great job brother. U did me justice. 🤙🏻🙏🏻💙. Come see me over at the Planet sometime! Take care! -Matt Emch
Dude, I grew up over the border in the New Castle area from you, and we're around the same age. I know EXACTLY where you're talking about - cousins grew up there and family still lives in that area. Hell, my dad and uncle poured concrete right there. The more I listen to stories like this, the more I'm grateful I never saw anything when I was growing up, with as much time as I spent in the woods and backroads of Western PA/Eastern OH.
@@FiresCollide Some weird stuff seen and sighted by people up in the Ohio/Wisconsin/Michigan areas. Some Natives will tell stories of these giant wolves on two legs that are the keepers and watchers of the forest spirits, they are themselves real and physical as well as metaphysical beings. Which would line up well with some stories of people encountering "Dogmen" and feeling that it's looking through their chest and into their souls.
@@zaynes5094 Definitely. I don't think people, even those of us who live here in America, realize just how much wilderness is still in America. There are still places in this country that haven't been touched by humans at all.
I live in Alaska and was JUST telling my husband how lucky I am that you don’t do videos of Alaska so I don’t piss myself when I’m home alone in the winter 🥴😂
I first heard the second story on What Lurks Beneath as an interview on that channel. It still scares the s**t out of me, especially considering I grew up just across the border from Youngstown, I have family who still lives there, and I know exactly where Matt is describing.
@@EricFapton They're supposed to be, but let's be honest: they're not. I think DP screens as well as he can, but there are some stories that don't add up. Matt's story is f'ing terrifying, though. If you haven't watched the full interview on WLB, I fully recommend.
Me too. Listening to Matt Emch scared the you know what. I had my own cryptid experience and still have ptsd. I only told a few people and the people I told made fun of me and said it was my "over active imagination". I had zero idea that there was such things as cryptids. Now I am listening to channels like this because I need to listen to other people who had similar experiences.
Loved Matt's story though I'm glad I wasn't there! Had my own experience similar when I was a kid. Unfortunately my dog played the victim to whatever it was. And I can directly relate to the stories DP tells about the cryptid calling the names of the people it's trying to lure into the darkness! It used my mother's voice to try and lure me into a well.
@@johnmajor3072 Damn. I'm really sorry to hear that about your dog. Those are the stories I have a hard time listening to - the ones where pets die. It's brutal.
Dude love the past 4 episodes that aren't compilation videos!! Thank you for the awesome content! I would absolutely like to learn how to play the card game you made!!
Ugh, the story about the red velvety furred thing with a human face & blue eyes creeped me out. Seems like it found him at camp, was looking for him & was already nearby when he walked to that church by his house at midnight, & eventually came into his room & growled at him while looking into his face as he laid in bed.
I love the linked pix! Thanks so much. It's not like adding them to the vid where I have to watch to get to see them. I can listen and do other things yet not miss visuals.❤ Love your stories. I'm really picky about narrators and you're one of my faves. It's not an easy job and I appreciate you doing it well. You've given me a lot of hours of entertainment. Thank you. 😊
I remember the story from Youngstown. I watched Dan episode from What Lurks Beneath and watched the interview from the gentlemen this happened to. You could definitely see the fear still in his eyes as he recounted this story.
The Youngstown dogman story what lurks benith did a full interview with the guy who went through that experience it's a lot more terrifying and u hear the whole story
The story about the creature in the steelmill is from what lurks beneath channel josh interviewed the man who went through this with his buddies when they were younger the interview is much more terrifying the story in this episode is more subdued watch the interview if any of you get a chance.
I'm not sure if its just me, but everytime I hear a story that says something about a bedroom in a basement my stomach clinches up and I'm like gosh I hope they have windows or an outside exit (no exit is a huge fire hazard) but then they describe the house I'm oh its a split foyer/level and they're ok.. whoo relief.
@@Deerboidraws that's good, as long as they're big enough to fit out. A lot of older homes are built so the basement is completely underground, no windows or anything. Some have those little tiny windows about the length of your head...just big enough to see out. And some have a whole outside exit (like a storm shelter). My house is sorta like the one in the video. It's a split foyer, so when you walk in the front door it's about 9 stairs going up to the main part of the house and about 6 stairs down to the bottom level where our den and garage is. We turned the garage into bedrooms. Some of these type houses have the lower level completely above ground but some have it partially underground. The front part of our lower level is underground about 3 feet so we sometimes refer to downstairs as the basement. The windows are level to ground outside, they're full size though and the backside is just regular with windows and entry doors on the back and side. But yea, I always wonder when we hear these stories about how the basement is when it comes to exits. Several times in my lifespan (40 yrs) I've heard on the news where a teenager died in a house fire because their room was in a basement with no windows/doors. I might be wrong but I think those basements used to be called root cellars.
I guess I get around on RUclips. I have heard the terrifying story of the beast in the abandoned Ohio factory a few times. Including a moving interview with the man himself. He never waivers. And you can feel his fear to this day. In fact I think of this story often. When I hear werewolf now or anything similar, I remember his experience every time. I believe you sir 100 %.
I’m sick in bed and have already listened to all the eerie cast podcasts, so this is an incredibly welcome surprise. Thank you DP❤ Side note: what the hell is with all the 🌽 bots on here now? 🤮
I just loved this compilation. As I listen I can pause the video after a story to do other things. It’s easy to see where the ends of the stories are and I appreciate that. Great content love the channel. Keep us entertained please. Your voice is amazing
Wolf howls can be heard 13 miles away. They are incredibly loud, and do hunt young moose calves. They also live in the correct area. However the specific style of killing you're describing sounds like a Mountain Lion. They snap the necks of prey, and then break up the carcass to stash bits of it all over for later, even up in trees. Cougars definitely live in Alaska so that would explain a lot of story 1. They probably found a cougar den and have been seeing the effects of one living right there.
@@alejandrojefferies1582 I'm not trying to explain it away. I just didn't see anything in that story that felt even remotely supernatural. It is more likely than not just an animal. I'm not saying it can't be something supernatural, I believe supernatural things can happen. I just don't think this is one of those, the things they're describing seem relatively normal for a cougar being around. Like there's literally nothing they said I wouldn't expect except maybe the sharpened stick thing.
I enjoy your videos an in my opinion having nature tempest in the videos a few times is a great idea i been around watching your channel so seeing you bring in another great narrator is cool
I heard this story years ago, in interview form, on Dogman Encounters, I think. Recently, it seems for some reason, its been being retold by many creators, and I enjoy it every time because each creator has their own special touch. What I find most intriguing and terrifying is, the story itself, has never changed from the first time I heard it in first person in an intervuew with the experiencer. Ive heard him interviewed recently also, and its still the same, even when he retells it.
So the moose story truly intrigued me. Whatever it is it is big enough and has very powerful jaws and intelligence. Moose are incredibly dangerous animals and even the biggest grizzlies will think twice about going after one. A mooses vertebrae is a thick hump of skin, bone and tissue so whatever it is is perhaps using a ungodly powerful bite or has highly enhanced muscles in its arms to cleanly break the neck, the modus operandi of each death. My theory is whatever this is skinny and grey waits in the trees and jumps on the back snapping the neck of the poor animal before it can put up a fight. I'm honestly guessing a Bigfoot that's specialized in moose hunting. The moving of carcasses might be a territorial " stay out of my hunting turf " and it knows well enough not to go any further as it is wary of humans. The ONLY animal that would even make a lick of sense that A. kills via injury to the neck and B. Brings prey animals out of reach into trees are mountain lions, as long long of a shot that is as even mountain lions will hesitate to go after moose even yearlings unless they are desperate enough. And that doesn't explain the territorial threat of leaving bits of their prey near human habitations or even scaring dogs or even digging under fences when leaping over them would be easier and quicker. What do y'all think? Did I miss any potential clues? What's your theories?
On the other hand the creatures appearance is baffling in itself. I am puzzled how such an accomplishment hunter is so skinny. Each moose is a good 400 plus pounds yearling moose perhaps about 200 or so pounds. That is a substantial amount of meat so unless this creature has an incredibly fast metabolism and needs to eat often like shrews or risk going into a coma or perhaps it's rather wasteful like lions or maybe it simply cannot eat a lot due to some injury or dental issue? Smilodon couldn't eat much as it's large incisors that were brutally effective for killing had a major drawback of preventing much of its prey from being eaten. And yet unless the moose was quickly stripped of meat by scavenging birds and insects it wouldn't make sense to kill so many prey animals over such a small amount of time. That's honestly puzzling
A Kodiak bears paw swipe can disembowel a moose as well. Bear can kill a moose the big ones. But of course this creature ain't a bear. A tigers paw swipe is known to crack a buffalos skull and kill it on spot. It's nothing surprising a bigfoot can do this.
@@ghanashyamsritharan5471 that's what confuses me is the consistency of the exact precision of the kill area, the vertebrae in the neck. Is it possible a big Kodiak is doing this? Absolutely though I highly doubt it as Kodiaks are pretty beefy animals and last I checked aren't grey colored. Bears are also pretty messy killers. The precision and singular focus of the neck area would clue me in on the killer being a large cat. Most big cats kill via strangulation or the breaking of the neck to reduce injury and risk to themselves but this isn't a cat. The size and shape is all off. Of course I am probably incorrect on some details as I'm no biologist but still.
You’ve caught my attention in another way now. Tell me more about this card game you speak of making virtual? I play Yugioh and magic the gathering on both PlayStation and Xbox as well as mobile .
The second story from Matt E is told in completion on What Lurks Beneath (The Scariest Story I've Ever Told), and its terrifyingly awesome! Definitely recommend it to anyone that wants to hear the whole thing right from Matt himself.
i love listening to these videos to get to sleep. i will say that the music behind the stories makes my teeth throb … i can’t focus on it today. no offence meant i love your content. just needs background sound to be quieter and not so wavey
Some creatures may be just there, but that doesn't make some of them any less dangerous, that can make some of them just as bad if not worse than the bad ones
Even bones can last less than a year in the right boreal forest environments there's a lot of animals that will eat them for the calcium. Have seen a squirrel dragging a deer hip bone, that was as big as the squirrel itself, up a tree to chew on.
The second story is definitely true. The guy is named Matt and he tells the story himself very well. You can still see the terror in his eyes the way he tells his experience. He started his own RUclips channel. Planet 412 is his channel name.
Yes bro you need to do a stream one day and put up like a upcoming stream thing up so we know a few days a head and we can see how to play the game even though I don’t have the cards
Alaska doesn’t pay people to move here, you have to be a permanent resident for a year ( under their standards) before you can qualify for the PFD. Just wanted to let people know because its a well known miss conception and many people move to Alaska thinking they’ll get free money lol
To the guy from the first story, Please tell us the stories from your neighbors I really want to hear them!! Also please tell your neighbor who lost their fur baby that I hope they can find their fur baby alive and healthy and if not I'm so sorry for their loss because I know how much it hurts for your fur baby to go missing or worse. My pets(dog, reptile or any other animals) are my children and are cared for like my 7 year old daughter is. I can't stand anyone who treats their pets/working animals like objects that don't have feelings or intelligence ALL ANIMALS DESERVE RESPECT!!!!
My story of the werewolf: I was playing with some of my freinds, and for this story ill call them 1 and 2 now, we played for a while, when their parents came and said its time for them to go home. They left, and suddenly as they were leaving i spotted something in another one of my other freinds yard who i will call....3. It was a wolflike animal on all fours. Its eyes were a mix of grey and white, its eyes where also glowing. I looked at it for a while before heading inside and going to bed. The next day i told 1 about what i saw, we came up with the conclusion that 3 was the werewolf. I learned sympoms of being a werewolf that people believed in medevil times. Long nails, hair, thats pretty much it. He has very long nails. And his hair is kind of long? After days of figuring it out we tricked him into holding a spoon or fork that we thought was silver. Nothing happend. But i dont know, it could have been a diffrent metel. Thats all of that story, i have a skinwalker story too that i dont have here.
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My mother in law just passed away, this is a most welcome distraction. I love how descriptive these stories are, I can't wait to try and write something up, myself.
I’m sorry for your loss hun. ❤
Condolences
Sorry 😞 for your loss. God bless you 🙏
Thankyou all. Just listening to the rain during spooky hour.
I'm so very sorry ❤️ My uncle (dad's twin) passed on Saturday. I've lost numerous close family members in the last 2ish years (mother,sister, grandma, great grandma, 3 uncles, an aunt, and a cousin that was like a brother, and a pregnancy). These stories are definitely a welcome distraction. These and my discovery+ subscription help me quite a bit.
An honor to have u read my Dogman Experience from Youngstown, OH Darkness! I have been a Huge Fan for Years! Great job brother. U did me justice. 🤙🏻🙏🏻💙. Come see me over at the Planet sometime! Take care! -Matt Emch
Dude, I grew up over the border in the New Castle area from you, and we're around the same age. I know EXACTLY where you're talking about - cousins grew up there and family still lives in that area. Hell, my dad and uncle poured concrete right there. The more I listen to stories like this, the more I'm grateful I never saw anything when I was growing up, with as much time as I spent in the woods and backroads of Western PA/Eastern OH.
Bedtime stories just did a video on your story. Congratulations
@@FiresCollide Some weird stuff seen and sighted by people up in the Ohio/Wisconsin/Michigan areas.
Some Natives will tell stories of these giant wolves on two legs that are the keepers and watchers of the forest spirits, they are themselves real and physical as well as metaphysical beings. Which would line up well with some stories of people encountering "Dogmen" and feeling that it's looking through their chest and into their souls.
@@zaynes5094 Definitely. I don't think people, even those of us who live here in America, realize just how much wilderness is still in America. There are still places in this country that haven't been touched by humans at all.
I live in Alaska and was JUST telling my husband how lucky I am that you don’t do videos of Alaska so I don’t piss myself when I’m home alone in the winter 🥴😂
Well I'm from the UK and have have had a few spiritual experiences but I used to be the sort of dude where seeing is believing man 🎃
gl sleeping 😂
I first heard the second story on What Lurks Beneath as an interview on that channel. It still scares the s**t out of me, especially considering I grew up just across the border from Youngstown, I have family who still lives there, and I know exactly where Matt is describing.
I think most of these stories are creepy pasta, although Matt Emches story is true. Am I wrong, or all all these stories true?
@@EricFapton They're supposed to be, but let's be honest: they're not. I think DP screens as well as he can, but there are some stories that don't add up. Matt's story is f'ing terrifying, though. If you haven't watched the full interview on WLB, I fully recommend.
Me too. Listening to Matt Emch scared the you know what. I had my own cryptid experience and still have ptsd. I only told a few people and the people I told made fun of me and said it was my "over active imagination". I had zero idea that there was such things as cryptids. Now I am listening to channels like this because I need to listen to other people who had similar experiences.
Loved Matt's story though I'm glad I wasn't there!
Had my own experience similar when I was a kid. Unfortunately my dog played the victim to whatever it was. And I can directly relate to the stories DP tells about the cryptid calling the names of the people it's trying to lure into the darkness! It used my mother's voice to try and lure me into a well.
@@johnmajor3072 Damn. I'm really sorry to hear that about your dog. Those are the stories I have a hard time listening to - the ones where pets die. It's brutal.
I love hearing your podcast and your videos weird thing to help me sleep
Dude love the past 4 episodes that aren't compilation videos!! Thank you for the awesome content! I would absolutely like to learn how to play the card game you made!!
Ugh, the story about the red velvety furred thing with a human face & blue eyes creeped me out.
Seems like it found him at camp, was looking for him & was already nearby when he walked to that church by his house at midnight, & eventually came into his room & growled at him while looking into his face as he laid in bed.
@RuinedTemple I don't like to be a denier or anything, or put down someone's experience if true, but that story in particular feels fake to me.
I love the linked pix! Thanks so much. It's not like adding them to the vid where I have to watch to get to see them. I can listen and do other things yet not miss visuals.❤
Love your stories. I'm really picky about narrators and you're one of my faves. It's not an easy job and I appreciate you doing it well. You've given me a lot of hours of entertainment. Thank you. 😊
Yeah, that's rare to find up here a torn up moose, but bears and wolves know how to Tear up moose
Literally have seen a brown bear in Alaska lop off a moose head with a swing. You get a big boy and it’s crazy how strong they are
I remember the story from Youngstown. I watched Dan episode from What Lurks Beneath and watched the interview from the gentlemen this happened to. You could definitely see the fear still in his eyes as he recounted this story.
That's Matt, his channel is called Planet 412. His telling of it is way better cause he includes all the details
That would be be an interesting hike.. just walking around and then we see a werewolf take a wiz.😳 Cool stories Darkness!❤
As long as there aren't any werepupps or werewomen within eyesight....
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@@nekkoskrilla6750 🤣
The Youngstown dogman story what lurks benith did a full interview with the guy who went through that experience it's a lot more terrifying and u hear the whole story
The added detail in that interview really does it
Yea I listen to that guy.His story sounded so real.i believe his story.fn scary!!!
Yep!
The story about the creature in the steelmill is from what lurks beneath channel josh interviewed the man who went through this with his buddies when they were younger the interview is much more terrifying the story in this episode is more subdued watch the interview if any of you get a chance.
Yes....i heard that one👍
I'm not sure if its just me, but everytime I hear a story that says something about a bedroom in a basement my stomach clinches up and I'm like gosh I hope they have windows or an outside exit (no exit is a huge fire hazard) but then they describe the house I'm oh its a split foyer/level and they're ok.. whoo relief.
My bedroom is in the basement and it has windows
@@Deerboidraws that's good, as long as they're big enough to fit out. A lot of older homes are built so the basement is completely underground, no windows or anything. Some have those little tiny windows about the length of your head...just big enough to see out. And some have a whole outside exit (like a storm shelter). My house is sorta like the one in the video. It's a split foyer, so when you walk in the front door it's about 9 stairs going up to the main part of the house and about 6 stairs down to the bottom level where our den and garage is. We turned the garage into bedrooms. Some of these type houses have the lower level completely above ground but some have it partially underground. The front part of our lower level is underground about 3 feet so we sometimes refer to downstairs as the basement. The windows are level to ground outside, they're full size though and the backside is just regular with windows and entry doors on the back and side. But yea, I always wonder when we hear these stories about how the basement is when it comes to exits. Several times in my lifespan (40 yrs) I've heard on the news where a teenager died in a house fire because their room was in a basement with no windows/doors. I might be wrong but I think those basements used to be called root cellars.
I guess I get around on RUclips. I have heard the terrifying story of the beast in the abandoned Ohio factory a few times. Including a moving interview with the man himself. He never waivers. And you can feel his fear to this day. In fact I think of this story often. When I hear werewolf now or anything similar, I remember his experience every time. I believe you sir 100 %.
Matt Emch!! Youngstown Dogman!! 💥🔥💎
Yippee KY Yaay!! Not that moose are being torn up, 😢 but that there's a new Darkness Prevails video!! 😊
I’m sick in bed and have already listened to all the eerie cast podcasts, so this is an incredibly welcome surprise. Thank you DP❤
Side note: what the hell is with all the 🌽 bots on here now? 🤮
Yes indeed Lord ❤ Darkness prevails is absolutely on fire 🔥%100 everytime homie! Wait ✋️ a second if i watched this whole episode 😳 will lose sleep 😴
Been in Alaska my whole life... yet to see a yeti haha
Is it cold enough for you yet?
@@JimSpencer-1945 yes, definitely cold enough! 🥶 🤣
I just loved this compilation. As I listen I can pause the video after a story to do other things. It’s easy to see where the ends of the stories are and I appreciate that. Great content love the channel. Keep us entertained please. Your voice is amazing
Omg I loved the stories in this episode! Thanks a lot Darkness as always!😁
Wolf howls can be heard 13 miles away. They are incredibly loud, and do hunt young moose calves. They also live in the correct area.
However the specific style of killing you're describing sounds like a Mountain Lion. They snap the necks of prey, and then break up the carcass to stash bits of it all over for later, even up in trees. Cougars definitely live in Alaska so that would explain a lot of story 1. They probably found a cougar den and have been seeing the effects of one living right there.
Wow!! So puissant beast!
Just trying to explain everything away because something paranormal is too much to handle… It’s always gotta be a cougar, wolf, or bear.
@@alejandrojefferies1582 I'm not trying to explain it away. I just didn't see anything in that story that felt even remotely supernatural. It is more likely than not just an animal. I'm not saying it can't be something supernatural, I believe supernatural things can happen. I just don't think this is one of those, the things they're describing seem relatively normal for a cougar being around. Like there's literally nothing they said I wouldn't expect except maybe the sharpened stick thing.
I heard the dogman story for dogman encounters on here from the the actual guy and let me say just to hear the guy explaining it was Heart pounding
I enjoy your videos an in my opinion having nature tempest in the videos a few times is a great idea i been around watching your channel so seeing you bring in another great narrator is cool
I have followed you from day 1 thanks for always being there dark! 😄 keep on making videos I'll be buying some of your merchandise this month
These stories get better and better ❤❤
I heard this story years ago, in interview form, on Dogman Encounters, I think. Recently, it seems for some reason, its been being retold by many creators, and I enjoy it every time because each creator has their own special touch. What I find most intriguing and terrifying is, the story itself, has never changed from the first time I heard it in first person in an intervuew with the experiencer. Ive heard him interviewed recently also, and its still the same, even when he retells it.
The guy whose story was with the wolf was interviewed online i wonder if he wrote it? Or someone lifted it. Watching him tell it is bone chilling.
Was that story indeed from channel:'what lurks beneath,,,or above,,..by that guy that was interviewed.....
Yes!
Ahhh.... a new set of tales to ease my mind at work....
Yes I would enjoy that tabletop game.
First like first comment WOOHOO
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I love tabletop sim and I would watch!!!!! ❤❤❤❤
3 mins...not too shabby. Almost got here 1st. Buwahahah
😂,almost first....😂😂😂...second than ,maybe?
I've been a fan for years, thank you!
Love this channel A lot of hard work and dedication goes into a great channel like this ❤. Great work Darkness, much appreciated Sir.
That would be fun to play your card game on Tabletop Sim
Dropped at the perfect time
3am and still listening 😊
I love the intro and jst the story’s in general 😍
I've never experienced anything yet god has blessed me and God forbidd it happening it to me
The best channel around
Dude dodged a bullet with that last chick
Yes I would want to play it!
Youngstown's werewolf/dogman is becoming a classic. Heard a podcast from the guy who passed thru it and the story seems very solid.
"levi overalls" was so oddly specific lmao
Yes i would love to learn the Cryptid game ❤
So the moose story truly intrigued me. Whatever it is it is big enough and has very powerful jaws and intelligence. Moose are incredibly dangerous animals and even the biggest grizzlies will think twice about going after one. A mooses vertebrae is a thick hump of skin, bone and tissue so whatever it is is perhaps using a ungodly powerful bite or has highly enhanced muscles in its arms to cleanly break the neck, the modus operandi of each death. My theory is whatever this is skinny and grey waits in the trees and jumps on the back snapping the neck of the poor animal before it can put up a fight. I'm honestly guessing a Bigfoot that's specialized in moose hunting. The moving of carcasses might be a territorial " stay out of my hunting turf " and it knows well enough not to go any further as it is wary of humans. The ONLY animal that would even make a lick of sense that A. kills via injury to the neck and B. Brings prey animals out of reach into trees are mountain lions, as long long of a shot that is as even mountain lions will hesitate to go after moose even yearlings unless they are desperate enough. And that doesn't explain the territorial threat of leaving bits of their prey near human habitations or even scaring dogs or even digging under fences when leaping over them would be easier and quicker. What do y'all think? Did I miss any potential clues? What's your theories?
On the other hand the creatures appearance is baffling in itself. I am puzzled how such an accomplishment hunter is so skinny. Each moose is a good 400 plus pounds yearling moose perhaps about 200 or so pounds. That is a substantial amount of meat so unless this creature has an incredibly fast metabolism and needs to eat often like shrews or risk going into a coma or perhaps it's rather wasteful like lions or maybe it simply cannot eat a lot due to some injury or dental issue? Smilodon couldn't eat much as it's large incisors that were brutally effective for killing had a major drawback of preventing much of its prey from being eaten. And yet unless the moose was quickly stripped of meat by scavenging birds and insects it wouldn't make sense to kill so many prey animals over such a small amount of time. That's honestly puzzling
A Kodiak bears paw swipe can disembowel a moose as well. Bear can kill a moose the big ones. But of course this creature ain't a bear. A tigers paw swipe is known to crack a buffalos skull and kill it on spot. It's nothing surprising a bigfoot can do this.
@@ghanashyamsritharan5471 that's what confuses me is the consistency of the exact precision of the kill area, the vertebrae in the neck. Is it possible a big Kodiak is doing this? Absolutely though I highly doubt it as Kodiaks are pretty beefy animals and last I checked aren't grey colored. Bears are also pretty messy killers. The precision and singular focus of the neck area would clue me in on the killer being a large cat. Most big cats kill via strangulation or the breaking of the neck to reduce injury and risk to themselves but this isn't a cat. The size and shape is all off. Of course I am probably incorrect on some details as I'm no biologist but still.
You’ve caught my attention in another way now. Tell me more about this card game you speak of making virtual? I play Yugioh and magic the gathering on both PlayStation and Xbox as well as mobile .
Check out our website! It has an explainer video and more info. Lemme know what you think! www.eeriecast.com/cryptid
The second story from Matt E is told in completion on What Lurks Beneath (The Scariest Story I've Ever Told), and its terrifyingly awesome! Definitely recommend it to anyone that wants to hear the whole thing right from Matt himself.
There's such an awesome family here ❤
Thank you very much Darkness you are a very great host💚💜🩷💙🔥
17th like 17th comment and 17 mins WooHoo 😂
i love listening to these videos to get to sleep. i will say that the music behind the stories makes my teeth throb … i can’t focus on it today. no offence meant i love your content. just needs background sound to be quieter and not so wavey
I’d be down to learn your card game!!
Some creatures may be just there, but that doesn't make some of them any less dangerous, that can make some of them just as bad if not worse than the bad ones
Even bones can last less than a year in the right boreal forest environments there's a lot of animals that will eat them for the calcium. Have seen a squirrel dragging a deer hip bone, that was as big as the squirrel itself, up a tree to chew on.
What was slaugherting the moose? Creepy dolls.
You should do a time slip compilation!
Ive had Tabletop Simulator for years its great.
as a born and raised Alaskan, i promise you the pfd we get for living here isn't worth it.
The second story is definitely true. The guy is named Matt and he tells the story himself very well. You can still see the terror in his eyes the way he tells his experience. He started his own RUclips channel. Planet 412 is his channel name.
Would have loved to join that cardgame stream by you Darkness! ❤🎉
lol havent seen anything yet here in alaska
The only story teller that is not AI. Please keep it that way.
I love your videos
That last story really had me cringing of the stupidity. Lesson: don't buy haunted dolls🤦♂🤦♂
Literally! And she said she hated dolls! Why the heck would she get one if she hated them for so long?
@@PeachMintz THANK YOU!!
I’d be down to see you stream your game on table top simulator. Is your card game going to have a physical release?
Yes bro you need to do a stream one day and put up like a upcoming stream thing up so we know a few days a head and we can see how to play the game even though I don’t have the cards
Alaska doesn’t pay people to move here, you have to be a permanent resident for a year ( under their standards) before you can qualify for the PFD. Just wanted to let people know because its a well known miss conception and many people move to Alaska thinking they’ll get free money lol
16:22 Matt ench actual interview is crazy and scary ong
id be down for a livestream on how to play the cryptid card game, where do i get the deck?
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The only thing I was able to find on moose being torn apart was one story of a bear tearing one open
If you toss me the assets I can make the Tabletop Simulator mod for you. XD
Second story:'....has been live told by some old guy...at :'what lurks above......it was called:true fear!......
To the guy from the first story, Please tell us the stories from your neighbors I really want to hear them!! Also please tell your neighbor who lost their fur baby that I hope they can find their fur baby alive and healthy and if not I'm so sorry for their loss because I know how much it hurts for your fur baby to go missing or worse. My pets(dog, reptile or any other animals) are my children and are cared for like my 7 year old daughter is. I can't stand anyone who treats their pets/working animals like objects that don't have feelings or intelligence ALL ANIMALS DESERVE RESPECT!!!!
The encounter of Youngstown it's truly bone chilling I can't even imagine what they all went through.
This channel is creepy pasta I believe
Meaning it’s all fake encounters
@@EricFapton The Youngstown encounter it's not, It's seems believable.
Why are the pictures deleted? I really wanted to see those! Lol.
Guess the Alaskans need to leave bigfoot alone his getting mad
Cheers 😊
Plot twist, her daughter is gifted a doll and it’s Wendy 😅😂
Slow down! I need to finish the last tales from the break room
I live in the town next to salem Utah those stories where creepy and good I want to here the brothers stories
Leaving a haunted doll to ruin other people's lives is irresponsible.
Bears, wolverines, wolves..... and other predators live in alaska.
Woooooooo
Probably that partridge creek Dinosaur
I don't like dolls, I'm gonna throw my sister's away...I bought a doll on eBay 🙄
The story from Youngstown Ohio regarding the "wolf" was stolen from What Lurks Beneath. Nice try.
Indeed!
hey i’m from youngstown ohio! thats so crazy lol i think what the 4th story?
Alaska is part of the Ohioman Empire
id love to play some tabletopsimulator.
My story of the werewolf: I was playing with some of my freinds, and for this story ill call them 1 and 2 now, we played for a while, when their parents came and said its time for them to go home. They left, and suddenly as they were leaving i spotted something in another one of my other freinds yard who i will call....3. It was a wolflike animal on all fours. Its eyes were a mix of grey and white, its eyes where also glowing. I looked at it for a while before heading inside and going to bed. The next day i told 1 about what i saw, we came up with the conclusion that 3 was the werewolf. I learned sympoms of being a werewolf that people believed in medevil times. Long nails, hair, thats pretty much it. He has very long nails. And his hair is kind of long? After days of figuring it out we tricked him into holding a spoon or fork that we thought was silver. Nothing happend. But i dont know, it could have been a diffrent metel. Thats all of that story, i have a skinwalker story too that i dont have here.
How do we pre-order the card fame?
Pfd’s are only paid after living full time in state 2 years lol.
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I one time pooped in a toilet and looked behind me and it was gone. Scarry!!!
Just a thought....
Alaska does not pay one to live here. I have been here since '58...
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