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Howl4 Animal behaviour3 Scream2 Unidentified sound1 Folklore1 Growl1 Vocalization1 Footsteps1

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Context & caveats Howl Second-hand Clear all
back in the time of his sighting Place not stated Related account #27743

Scream

A local farmer reported strange noises and howls from the woods, feeling watched, and fearful behavior in hunting dogs.

ScreamHowlUnidentified soundAnimal behaviour
While in Afghanistan Place not stated Related account #32254

Folklore

The witness recounts Afghan linguists describing their country's version of a creature whose howl sometimes sounds like a laugh.

FolkloreHowl
Sept.2006 Place not stated Related account #17957

Howl

A relative of the witness and a companion were camping when they reported hearing howls, growls and ape-like sounds while horses reacted defensively and something walked nearby unseen.

HowlGrowlVocalizationFootstepsAnimal behaviour
Two evenings later Place not stated Related account #59532

Scream

Two relatives putting up lights heard loud long squalls from woods on one side while coyotes yelped on the other, causing horses to run to the house.

ScreamHowlAnimal behaviour
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