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Monster of the Week: The Devil Monkey
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Also Known As: The “Belt Road Booger” encountered by several people in Georgia in the 1970s was in all likelihood a devil monkey. The Nalusa Flaya of Choctaw legend bears a strong physical resemblance to the devil monkey, though devil monkey does not seem to have any of the supernatural abilites attributed to the legendary creature.
Monster of the Week: The Hellhound
Also Known As: Devil Dog, Demon Dog
Description: Hellhounds look like large black mastiffs with red or yellow eyes. They have foul breath that is often described as smelling like rancid meat mixed with sulpher. BMA Classification: Hellhounds are listed on the Bureau of Monster Affairs’ Official Monster List. Monster of the Week: The Ghoul
Also Known As: Sometimes spelled “ghul,” the Arabic word for “demon.” Monster of the Week: The Wampus Cat
Also Known As: Ewah or Ew’ah
(Cherokee).
Description: The Wampus Cat is a demonic creature that looks like a bipedal mountain with large yellow eyes. BMA Classification: The Wampus Cat is listed on the Bureau of Monster Affairs’ Official Monster List. Monster of the Week: The Enfield Horror
Also Known As: No other known names.
Description: The Enfield Horror is described as bing 4.5-5 feet tall and grayish in color with large “flashlight-sized” red or pinkish eyes. The creature has two short, arms growing from the front of its chest and three legs with, one smaller than the others. Its tracks are similar to a dog’s but with six toe pads. A group of M-Forcers who encountered the creature report that its body is hairy. When threatened creature hisses “like a wildcat” |

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