Jungle Habitat
West Milford, NJ
An abandoned drive through zoo that was located in North Jersey. Tales of escaped and left behind animals plagued this location for years. Nature has once again taken over and the only remains of this zoo is the parking lot, a ticket booth and the tunnels that lead under the road from the parking lot. Not much left to see. this is a cool spot to do some hiking though.
The Jersey Devil: Hammerhead Bat Theory
Featuring: Kenneth Sooy Sr - Galloway Historian
Den Haller - Businessman
Lord Rick Rowe - The Paranormal and Ghost Society
If you look at pictures for the hammerhead bat that is native to Africa, you will see that its face does resemble traditional depictions of the Jersey Devil. The sizes are a bit off given that some people stated that the Jersey Devil was between 6-8 feet tall and the bat has a wing span of 27-38 inches and a total length of 7.7-11.2 inches, weighing 8-15.9 ounces and the females are slightly smaller.
One theory could be that someone in the area was keeping a Hammerhead bat as a pet and it escaped. But once again, the sizes between the Hammerhead Bat and the Jersey Devil are way off. The comparison between the two animals is not to far off since throughout time many residents of New Jersey have kept exotic animals as pets. There also have been quite a few zoos, circuses and what not associated with the area.
The Devil's Tree
Mountain Rd
Basking Ridge, NJ 07920
Many legends are associated with this mysterious tree. it is claimed that those who attempt to damage the tree will suffer misfortune in due time. Claims of Satanic, religious and KKK activity are tied to this tree.
Numerous attempts to harm, hurt and cut down the tree have occurred over the years, people even tried to burn it down. The tree still stands firm.
Stories state that the tree and ground is warm, thus disallowing snow to fall and stay near the tree. We conducted some temperature readings but did not detect any out of the ordinary temperatures.
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The Watcher House
Westfield, NJ
A cursed house? A stalker? This house garnished almost notoriety as the Amityville house. The new owners started receiving mail addressed to "The New Owners" that sent chills up and down their spines. There was someone called the "Watcher" that was...watching them from a short distance.
(More info to come)
