[asylum_souljah]

This page has an awesome long alphabetical list of Hairy Wild Man names from across the planet and time (and some cool pics).....including:

A

Albatwitche, the manlike apple stealers (Susquehannock Native)
Almas
Almasty
American Ape
Anisau
Ape-Man

D

Devils
Devil Monkey (USA, s.w. OK)
Destroyer Who Breaks Up Houses (USA, Na-Dene)
Doolagahi
Doolagahl (Aboriginal Australia)
Doolagarl (Aboriginal Australia)

U

Urayuli
Ucumar (Latin America)




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[Sasqwatcher]

I saw on Monsterquest here in the USA on the History Channel there was a creature the indians in the pacific northwest referred to as Moglis. Mogis was apparently not an actual being, but a "boogie man" that ate little children who ran off into the forest without adult supervision when they were told not to. I'm sure this protected many a young boy and girl from the various things that can happen when you wonder off by yourself into the wilderness when Mom said not to do so. People still use variations of the same thing with their kids today, right? So it makes perfect sense.

[Tin Foil Princess]

I use his name still to this day ... If little children wander off period !! Woods or no woods : ) .. great history
behind the name .

[Sasqwatcher]

Some people tried to say the Bigfoot mystery was solved when hoaxer Ray Wallace died. He couldn't be behind all of the eyewitness accounts, not even remotely behind them.