Exploring the Unknown, Myths, Lores, and Legends
Cross-posted from http://www.boredpanda.com/feral-children-wild-animals-photos-julia-fullerton-batten for reference and research. Kamala and Amala, India, 1920 Kamala, 8 years old, and Amala, 12, were found in 1920 in a wolvesÂ’ den. It is one of the most famous cases of feral children. Pre-advised, they were found by a Reverend, Joseph Singh, who hid in a tree above the cave … Read More “Feral Children: Kamala and Amala, India, 1920” »
Cross-posted from http://www.boredpanda.com/feral-children-wild-animals-photos-julia-fullerton-batten for reference and research. Shamdeo, INDIA, 1972 Shamdeo, a boy aged about four years old, was discovered in a forest in India in 1972. He was playing with wolf cubs. His skin was very dark, and he had sharpened teeth, long hooked fingernails, matted hair and calluses on his palms, elbows and … Read More “Feral Children: Shamdeo, INDIA, 1972” »
Cross-posted from http://www.boredpanda.com/feral-children-wild-animals-photos-julia-fullerton-batten for reference and research. Lobo Wolf Girl, Mexico, 1845-1852 In 1845 a girl was seen running on all fours with a pack of wolves attacking a herd of goats. A year later she was seen with the wolves eating a goat. She was captured but escaped. In 1852, she was seen yet … Read More “Feral Children: Lobo Wolf Girl, Mexico, 1845-1852” »
photo from public domain? Calgary Reviews, Canada Chupacabra Description: Chupacabra comes from the Spanish “t?upa?ka??a” from “chupar” meaning “to suck” and “cabra” as “goat”, translating to “goat sucker”. This crypt-id belongs primarily to modern Latin American folklore, even though there have been reports in China, Russia, and other parts of the world. It is found … Read More “Chupacabra” »