Indrid cold

Indrid Cold, commonly known as the Smiling Man, is an allegedly humanoid entity. The nickname comes from the being's tendency to smile at almost everyone that encountered him. It is said that he still visits West Virginia to this day. The Grinning Man is reported to be human-like in appearance, though he is commonly associated with UFO activity and is sometimes believed to be an alien. It is also believed to be possible that he is connected with the Men In Black. In his first sighting, he…

Indrid cold- American folklore: a mysterious man connected with mothman. He is alternatively called the grinning man. He called in to the police giving a supposed eye witness of mothman. Though there is no record of an indrid cold in their database. He has so much attention on him because he disappeared just as suddenly as he appeared.

Indrid Cold

These rows of World War II-era bunkers were the scene of some of the infamous Mothman sightings.

I’m not fully caught up with Amnesty but like, listen. just listen. I’m a simple nonbinary- i see a trashy white haired cryptid boi, i develop a crippling need to draw him. Anyways I uh ...really like...

Indrid Cold

Cryptozoological wonders come to life in this art exhibit inspired by the Monsters in America map by Hog Island Press.

Indrid Cold sightings occurred around the time of the Mothman in West Virginia. He is also known as the Grinning Man in American folklore.

Indrid Cold, commonly known as the Smiling Man, is an allegedly humanoid entity. The nickname comes from the being's tendency to smile at almost everyone that encountered him. It is said that he still visits West Virginia to this day. The Grinning Man is reported to be human-like in appearance, though he is commonly associated with UFO activity and is sometimes believed to be an alien. It is also believed to be possible that he is connected with the Men In Black. In his first sighting, he…