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Sourced using AI1977 (month uncertain) · Thule Air Base, Greenland
Read record →Sourced using AI1970s–1980s reports · Lake Tota, Boyacá
Read record →Sourced using AI1962 · Fortaleza, Ceará
Read record →Sourced using AI1990–2009 cryptozoological debate · Zambia and the Congo–Angola border region
Read record →Sourced using AI1990–2009 editions and studies · Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany
Read record →Sourced using AI1994–1995 · Belgium, especially Wallonia
Read record →Sourced using AI2014 · Near Odesa, Ukraine
Read record →Sourced using AI1996 · Odesa and Odesa Oblast
Read record →Sourced using AI1950s–1960s · Northern Zambia
Read record →Sourced using AIJanuary 1910 · Waco, Texas
Read record →Sourced using AI1954 · Abidjan, then French Côte d'Ivoire
Read record →Sourced using AI1897 · Dresden, Saxony
Read record →Sourced using AIApril 1897 · Albuquerque, New Mexico Territory
Read record →Sourced using AI1978 · Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape
Read record →Sourced using AI1950s–1960s · Port Said and the Suez Canal
Read record →Sourced using AI1974 · Illinois
Read record →Sourced using AI2019–2021 · Belfast International Airport, County Antrim
Read record →Sourced using AI1964 · Woomera, South Australia
Read record →Sourced using AI1954 · Zagreb
Read record →Sourced using AI2014 onward reports · Antarctica and the Southern Ocean
Read record →Sourced using AIMay–November 1912 · Victoria Land, Antarctica
Read record →Sourced using AI1905–1920s · New York State, United States
Read record →Sourced using AI16th-century Arabic chronicle, traditionally associated with Shihab al-Din Ahmad ibn Abd al-Qadir · Horn of Africa, especially the Adal–Ethiopian war zone
Read record →Sourced using AI1961 · Fortaleza, Ceará
Read record →Sourced using AI1969 · Norfolk, Virginia
Read record →Sourced using AI2022 · Galway, Ireland
Read record →Sourced using AI1999 · Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
Read record →Sourced using AI1954 · Christchurch, New Zealand
Read record →Sourced using AI1837; interpreted in 1843 · Guangdong and Guangxi
Read record →Sourced using AI1992–1996 · Munich and Munich Airport airspace
Read record →Sourced using AI1997 · Near Santiago, Chile
Read record →Sourced using AI2010 onward ethnographic and popular treatments · West Africa; specific traditions vary
Read record →Sourced using AI1954 · San José, Costa Rica
Read record →Sourced using AIMedieval composition; early-modern circulation · South India and wider Sanskritic networks
Read record →Sourced using AI1975 · Hammerfest, Finnmark
Read record →Sourced using AI2015 · Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo
Read record →Sourced using AI1997–2001 · Cedar Rapids and Linn County, Iowa
Read record →Sourced using AI2022 · Guam
Read record →Sourced using AI1959 · Apia, Upolu, Western Samoa
Read record →Sourced using AI19 May 1986 · Multiple locations, southeastern Brazil
Read record →Sourced using AI1978 · Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
Read record →Sourced using AI2022–2023 (date to verify) · Sardinia, Italy
Read record →Sourced using AI1985 · Colombo, Sri Lanka
Read record →Sourced using AI1997–2001 · Piriápolis, Maldonado Department
Read record →Sourced using AI1948 · Brno, South Moravia
Read record →Sourced using AI1533 · Cologne
Read record →Sourced using AIPrecolonial tradition recorded in 16th-century Nahua sources · Coatepec in Mexica mythic geography; Central Mexico
Read record →Sourced using AI1989 · Sweden, multiple localities
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