Have you ever heard of a Hidebehind? I hadn’t, but I have to tell you I love the name. There is no cryptic meaning or spooky innuendo here; instead, it’s just a simple name that explains exactly what it does. It hides behind things, mostly trees and bushes. And it excels at it. In fact, it has a remarkable gift for evading human sight, until it’s too late. The lore of the Hidebehind was born out of the landscapes of the American frontier and the booming lumbering regions of

Let’s dive into some American Folklore, shall we! I can’t think of a more worthy candidate than the legendary Mothman of West Virginia. The initial sighting occurred on November 15, 1966, when a young couple was driving through an abandoned World War II munitions plant known as the TNT Area. They described a creature unlike anything they had ever seen: a massive, human-like figure, standing between 6 and 8 feet tall. Its most striking features were its huge, bat-like wings an