
From beasts on the moors to fairies in the fens, Britain's folklore runs wild. Which of these tales still deserves a proper look before we dismiss them all as tall stories?
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The Beast of Bodmin Moor
Blurry photos, mauled sheep and centuries of sightings. Escaped exotic pet or Cornish cryptid stalking the tors?

The Loch Ness Monster
Nessie brings in millions in tourism, so who cares if she's real? Still, that loch is genuinely enormous and deep.

Black Shuck
A giant black dog with glowing eyes that has haunted Norfolk and Suffolk lanes for a thousand years. Seen him lately?

The Owlman of Mawnan
A winged humanoid supposedly spotted around Mawnan church in the 1970s. Bonkers, or brilliantly British?

The Green Man
Carved into church walls across Britain, this leafy face refuses to be forgotten. Ancient spirit of the woods or medieval doodle?
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