A separate, longer article about this cryptid will appear soon.

A separate, longer article about this cryptid will appear soon.

Nandi

Nandi (Other names: Chemosit, Chimiset (Africa)) – a large, bear-like animal native to Kenya. It is described as "as large as a human, with long reddish or yellow hair and a short, thick tail." It sometimes walks on all fours, sometimes on two legs. It lives in tall trees and attacks from there – several people have been reported killed by this creature.

Bergman's Bear (Siberia, Asia) - BERGMAN'S BEAR - Stan Bergman, a hunter from Canada, killed a huge black bear similar to Irkuiem, which, like him, was incomparably larger than other bears.

Siberian folklore features many such creatures. Russian hunters demanded Bergman show them the animal's body and suggested it might be related to Arctodus simus, a bear that inhabited North America 10,000 years ago.

The Murung River "Bear" (Borneo, Indonesia) is a bear-like animal found in the Murung River region of Borneo. However, it is likely not a bear, but a variety of civet (a predatory mammal of the civet family).

Sepia panda

Sepia panda (China) – In the 1980s, biologist Pan Wenshi captured a female with sepia fur and donated her to the Xi'an Zoo. On August 31, 1989, the female gave birth to a normal black-and-white cub, a male named Bao Bei. Four months after his birth, zookeepers were astonished to find his fur changing from black to brownish. Because few pandas live in the isolated area of ​​Qvin Ling, the brown-and-white specimens can be considered mutants resulting from inbreeding, which exposed the effects of the mutant gene.