Wolves with an apple

This post is about a cute short video. Wolves seem to love apples, such as those here. They've e got a juicy red apple and it tastes so nice. Now they all want to have a bite of it but one of them just doesn't want to share it. The others want their turn for the apple. Who can blame them! 

Watch this amusing and lovable video.

This was found on the channel RM Videos.

Claudette Souchon

Way back in 1978 France, a young woman named Claudette Souchon disappeared, and then reappeared. She was a keen horse rider and she decided to go out to explore the countryside of Camargue near her family's farm. She had two horses and a dog with her on the journey. It should've been a short trip, however, she didn't return home that evening. 

A search party found one of Claudette's two horses. It was dead and its body had been mutilated as if it had been "ripped open" as described by witnesses.

Another day passed and Claudette's second horse was found alive but appeared to be so scared that it couldn't walk properly. 

The police discovered some of Claudette's clothes in a burned glade, which was about 100 miles from the point when she had started the trip. 

Two days passed and a woman phoned the police station to report seeing a "strange girl", not far from the town called Rodez. Soon it was discovered that this strange girl was the missing Claudette. She was found 272 miles away from her original vantage point. 

When she was found, Claudette was sitting on the ground, covered in mud. Close by was her dog that was frail and immobile. Claudette herself didn't move or speak. She looked as though she were a "zombie". Thinking she might've been assaulted and worse, Claudette was taken to hospital and examined. There was no signs of assault or rape, and she had to stay in hospital. 

Since that strange time, Claudette Souchon hasn't spoken at all. Police couldn't explain what happened to her. The dead horse wasn't killed by animals but they don't know exactly what could've happened. They don't know what could've happened regarding the burned glade. 

There are many theories but this one is strange and reeks darkness. Some people believe that she was traumatised after a nasty experience with a gang or a cult, or that she was hit by lightning, or that her horse stepped on a WW2 landmine. 

One thing is for certain, I can't find any information about this case. What little info there is leads back to David Weatherly, who writes books about cryptids and the supernatural. So is this story a fabrication? I don't know.

(The picture above is from the web and has nothing to do with the mystery of Claudette Souchon case).

 

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No more

From now on, people can no longer try and post comments to this blog. This is to avoid getting so many rude comments awaiting moderation, by users of Google that have hidden their profiles and call themselves Unknown. These users are male and know that they're being offensive. I shall make this blog private because of this. 

Jenny Greenteeth

This is the name of an evil water spirit of English folklore. She would appear if a child stood close to the edge of a river or stream, and then pull them in. Jenny Greenteeth also drowned adults after dragging them into the water. Some children are terrified to get too near the river or a lake out of fear that Jenny Greenteeth will appear. Described as having a sickly green pallor, long hair and sharp teeth, Jenny Greenteeth is a frightening figure. 

Another creature like Jenny Greenteeth is called Peg Powler. Her hair colour is green and she eats her victims. She's been described as looking like a beautiful maiden so that she could entice men to their watery graves. Peg Powler has been active during fog to hunt for her innocent victims. 

Similar to both Jenny Greenteeth and Peg Powler is a supernatural creature called a grindylow. These are not human looking and they dwell in lakes, bogs, swamps and marshes. Their long arms pull children into the waters, according to scary folklore. 

Stay away from the edge of the river. 

(The image used here on this post is "Jenny Greenteeth" by Rayne using Doll Divine's Ink scribble maker).

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Monsters in Alice in Wonderland

The story of Alice in Wonderland by author Lewis Carroll has been a kids favourite for almost two centuries. It's been turned into film adaptions and a Disney cartoon animation. The story itself is like a horror story but it isn't portrayed as that. It's filled with hideous monsters and killers. Not all of the creatures are sinister in the story. I will make a short list of the creatures and people. 

The White Rabbit - This is a benign figure and cute bunnies and rabbits are associated with the goddesses Eostra, Freyja and Aphrodite. There is also a strong connection with fertility, as rabbits are often linked to the season of Easter.  

The Caterpillar - This is an Awd Goggie, an evil creature found in English and Scottish folklore, in the shape of a large caterpillar that is said to devour children.  

Cheshire Cat - Cats appear in lots of folklore and legends, good and bad. The one that looks most like the Cheshire Cat is the Icelandic Yule Cat monster. 

Queen of Hearts - This is the most antagonist foe of Alice in the story. The Queen of Hearts is ruthless and wants Alice's head. Many speculate that she is based on Queen Victoria, but the author never said who gave him the inspiration. I don't believe that she's anything like Queen Victoria. She might've been based on "Bloody" Queen Mary I or Elizabeth I of England and Ireland.

Jabberwocky - This creature is a dragon that Alice if forced to overcome. 

March Hare - This large and unkind creature is likely a monster. It's got the traits of a hare cryptid, similar to Wolpertinger, Jackalope and Skvader. It isn't the same as the White Rabbit.

The whole story itself is pretty nightmarish if you read it another way. 

Anyway, that's just me.

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