Rake. Canada

Man-a rake, or Rake, a character "terrible" urban folklore, especially in the West. It is believed that he is a skinny, anthropomorphic creature with long clawed fingers, like the teeth of a rake. Hence the name. The mythology of this cryptid says that he dwells in the woods and goes hunting at night. If someone gets a Rake to the eye, this casual traveler often befalls the most unenviable fate.

The following video was obtained at the beginning of the month a citizen of Montreal who live near the forest. The canadian says that he heard in the night by strange sounds outside his home and went to make sure that it has not raided any large animal. Our hero covered his path with a flashlight and shot the event on camera phone, in the event that show the record of the local wildlife Department. If your house is nailed bear, in Canada it is preferable to seek help from professionals than to deal with him on their own.

However, what has got into the camera lens of a witness, made him wish that the neighborhood was better than the grizzly bear. At some point, the man suddenly noticed a strange bluish silhouette just peeping from behind a tree ahead. Our hero made a few more steps before I realized that is the head of his creatures! The owner of the land did not think twice – he immediately turned back and ran to the house. Only a few days witness a mysterious phenomenon decided to upload the resulting video to the Internet.

Many experts, having become acquainted with the video, decided that this really could be the rake. Of course, it sounds fantastic, as everything connected with urban legends, science does not recognize totally. However, in real life people with whom and with what just do not face, making sure that our world is not as well studied as it is we are trying to impress pundits. There are a lot of such, that just does not fit into the framework of scientific dogmas. And the Man-a rake, which was met by a resident of Montreal, is not the only mysterious monster that appear in our world out of nowhere, and why...

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