Topic: Canine

Lon Strickler details a profound sighting from the spring of 2022 near Reading, Pennsylvania, involving a bipedal hyena-like creature. The witness, Matt Harliac, observed the entity in a tree at French Creek State Park and subsequently joined Strickler's research team. This case is part of a larger trend of over 25 cryptid canine sightings reported in Pennsylvania since 2013.

Godfrey clarifies that she does not believe in traditional Hollywood-style shapeshifting werewolves but focuses on natural animals exhibiting strange behaviors. She notes that while canines can walk on their hind legs, their skeletal and muscular structures are not designed for sustained bipedal movement. The lack of a fossil record for upright-walking canines remains a central mystery in her research.

For those interested in modern excursions, Blackburn identifies the American Southwest as a current hotspot for sightings of strange canine creatures and Chupacabras. He encourages enthusiasts to use digital research tools to find localized phenomena, including strange lights and unexplained events. He warns that modern technology and cameras are increasingly likely to capture "smoking gun" evidence.