Terrifying Cryptids of Alaska: Inuit Paranormal Legends Are Real

Terrifying and bizarre cryptids live in Alaska, proving Inuit paranormal legends are real. That’s what remote viewing data and investigative research have found about the history of Alaska, which nobody seems willing to admit. Alaska’s paranormal activity ranges from sightings in the sky to the strangest creatures known, passed down verbally over generations in the Inuit culture. The sightings and stories of these strange beings span from Greenland on the far east coast all the way to Alaska. Even more curious than that, the description of these beings seems to match identical cryptid counterparts all across the world. How could a culture so far removed in the north be seeing things that people have names for in other parts of the world? Is there any evidence that these creatures of myth could be real?

Since 1970, more than 16,000 people have disappeared from Alaska, with some putting that number at 20,000. For such a sparsely populated state, this is a massive number; it’s over double the national average. Is it just the volatile weather in Alaska and hard living conditions causing disappearances, or is there something more nefarious going on? Get ready to have your world turned upside down by the end of this episode. Join Rob Counts and John Vivanco on Metaphysical for a show that’s out of this world.

Creatures, beings, and people in this episode include: the half-wolf, half-orca “akhlut”; the master of bears, “nanook”; giants; the Tuniit people; the Thule; the Inupasugjuk giants of the north; werewolves, “dogman,” and the adlet; skinwalkers; tuurngait spirits; shadow people; creatures like the qalupalik and tammatuyuq that hunt or feed on children; the psychotic “mahaha” that lives on chaos and tickles victims to death; and more.