Crater Cove Mysteries
Discover mythical creatures across Crater Cove's beautiful landscapes
The Tunguka Lake Creature
Fishermen and campers alike have noted odd grumblings and sights coming from the vast Lake Tunguska. Under the lake's calm waters is believed to be an ancient creature forgotten by time. The few images gathered of the monster show crustacean like features with alien appendages and antennae. Keen fishermen have heard rapid cracks from the water late at night, accompanied by dull flashes. Campers on the lakeshore have reported odd colors glowing just under the surface of the water. Will you spot the creature on your trip to Lake Tunguska?
Gumberoos
While Gumberoos are not native to Crater Cove, many have been reported to be seen deep in the woods. Hailing from early lumberjack tales, Gumberoos are fearsome critters larger than even a bear, marked by tough, shiny black hides that are said to be impervious to anything that would try to pierce them. Their only weakness is said to be fire, which results in their explosive demise.
Owls
Avian in nature, but Alien to nature, owls are nocturnal bird-like predators that can be spotted in the deep woods surrounding Crater Cove. Campers and hikers can confirm an Owl sighting by their distinctive calls and eyes, said to enrapture witnesses. Many of those who have witnessed an Owl while hiking will note the creature's ability to turn its neck in a complete circle, constantly tracking its prey.