Real-life monsters exist all over the world. They come in every fatal shape and size.

This world is a strange one. From creatures seen in the land of our Canadian neighbors,

to the bizarre beasts that lurk in South America, there are real monsters lurking in the most

remote parts in the world even still. I'm talking about animals you would regret seeing on a cold

dark night, animals that jump straight from the tails of mythology, animals that could tear you

apart or haunt your waking life forever. Tonight, I'm going to share some allegedly true stories with

you of sightings of real-life monsters. But first, click that bell icon to stay notified of all

the newest scary stories on this channel. And be sure to send me your scariest true experiences

at darkdispervales.org. Now, there's no need to step outside today, unless you like being hunted.

Number 1. Cala Nakushi, the harbourer of the Abyss, submitted by Imperial House.

Number 2. The Abyss, the harbourer of the Abyss,

This happened to me only last summer. I live in a small fishing town on the east coast of Scotland.

I was 15 when this happened, but I'm 16 now. In Scotland, there are many Celtic myths surrounding

waterways such as the sea, rivers, and of course the ubiquitous lock. Such myths include sirens,

banshees, or bansith as it is known in Gaelic. There's also the blue men of Mitch,

which hide in the waters between the mainland and the island of Orkney, looking for sailors to drown.

There are also Kelpys, which are supernatural water dwelling horses,

Niphad, which has inspired many films such as Pacific Rim. It is said to be a man who has the

head of a swordfish and comes ashore to slay fishermen. But by far the most terrifying,

at least to me, is the story of the Cala Nakushi. This monster is a sort of boogie man-type thing.

Traditionally used as a story to keep children away from harbors and far away from the sea,

so that they wouldn't be lost to a watery grave. Even I remember being told the story as a child.

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