That said, many of Dover's residents are launching their own independent hunts for the beast in case it is actually dangerous. The alien resides in the town of Dover, Massachusetts, and though we used to constantly follow the strange little creature it has been decided to just leave it alone as it was surprisingly fast (and thus we were unable to catch it) and didn't seem to harm anyone. Very little is known about this creature, as MONARCH has not been able to properly study it. The Dover Demon is an enigmatic extraterrestrial that first appeared on our planet in the 1970s. Scientific name: Inferusalces arcanum (mysterious faceless moose) Often, whole packs will do this, and their combined calls are as oddly beautiful as they are horrifying. Instead, they attempt to intimidate their rivals through climbing up trees and giving eerie shrieks. The packs are highly territorial (hence why they sometimes attack humans and other large predators who enter their territory), but rarely fight. These monkeys hunt in packs live wolves, but are capable of climbing up trees. Despite this encounter, shug monkeys don't actually seem that bad, mainly avoiding humans and preying mainly on deer. The shug monkey was thought fictional or at least extinct by MONARCH due to no sightings of it coming after World War II, and so our researchers were shocked to say the least when they were assailed by a small pack of them on Slough Hill Lane. They were once confined to Cambridgeshire, but the descendants of those shug monkeys (as well as other populations that have since appeared) have resulted in them becoming a fairly common sight in the gloomy forests, mountains and plains of England, and their reach has extended as far as the Scottish Highlands. The shug monkey is a giant, derived howler monkey hailing from England. Scientific name: Simiacanis anglicus (English monkey dog) They are very intelligent creatures, and often craft primitive spears and nets to capture and kill quarry. Cynocephali get their names from their large, dog-like heads, which, due to being eerily similar to those of a dog's in anatomy, have an acute sense of smell for finding the best food. These strange lemurs mostly feed on fruit and leaves, only rarely stalking prey. Though they are large enough and powerful enough to take on large prey such as mangarsahoc, cynocephali only supplement their diets with meat, with the largest prey they take on being fossa. Unlike most lemurs, cynocephali prefer to walk upright than on all fours, and spend more time on the ground than in the trees (though that said, they are known to flee into the treetops to escape their predators, of which there are crocodiles and Madagascan man-eaters).

Scientific name: Cynocephalus maximus (largest dog head)Ĭynocephali are giant lemurs that dwell in the different forests of Madagascar.

Fortunately, Mothra has managed to clear Vietnamese waters of whaling nets and increased assistance in alternative employment options for whalers have given the con rit a safe environment to live in.

The con rit's relatively fragile bodies mean they mostly stay near the surface, and so when they initially came into large numbers many were captured (deliberately or accidentally) by whalers.

Their mandibles have evolved into a group of thin tendrils that absorb plankton and algae through highly effective active transport. Though con rit are very large in size, they are very lightweight due to their hollow, thin exoskeletons. Con Rit have adapted their legs into fins and have now evolved a paddle on the end of their body to traverse the ocean. These strange myriapods have left the land for the water, and now roam the Vietnam Sea as peaceful filter feeders rather than agile predators. The con rit is a species of massive centipede that dwells in the seas around Vietnam and barely misses out on joining the Major Kaiju. Scientific name: Thalattoscolopendra pollonpterygion (many-finned sea centipede)

Faceless creature stalking moose