Loveland frog

that's good for texas yeah and then uh globally what's your favorites drew

Well, in the United States, I've spent like the last year kind of obsessing about the Loveland Frogman.

I am obsessed with it because it is the most terrifying thing on the planet to me.

I have a deep-seated phobia of frogs and toads.

So the idea of a humanoid... very large.

In fact, we were just at the North American Cryptid Museum in Plano, and the only exhibit that really made me wince was the Loveland Frogman.

And there's actually a picture on my Instagram of me looking at it, not so sure.

but for some reason that's what's made me like fascinated about it like i i i'll be finding like podcasts books you know anything i can absorb about the loveland frogman which they're you know what's unfortunately once you've heard the story there isn't too many different layers to it

Northfield Pigman.

The Loveland Frog.

Dogman Sound.

And then we're going into Mothman.

I don't know what those could have been, but the Hopkinsville Goblins seem like they are full of shit.

Of course, Ohio has the Loveland Frog, which the Loveland Frog is a gigantic frog human creature, really tall.

Some reports say he's around six feet to seven feet tall.

a frog-like humanoid allegedly encountered near Loveland, Ohio.

It is either like a half-human, half-frog, a gigantic frog, a just kind of bigger-than-normal frog.

It is...

Kind of one of those where when you look into the Loveland frog, it is a lot of like, it has a human head or it has a human body and a frog head.

So that one's all up in the air and all over the place.

The only

folklore I really know is the London Frog or the Loveland Frog.

And it wasn't that.

But it was really awesome.

It wasn't the first time something strange had been spotted skittering around Loveland.

In fact, the legend of the so-called Loveland Frog began many years earlier on a lonely road in nineteen fifty-five.

As the story goes, a traveling salesman was driving through the area late one night when his headlights illuminated an unbelievable scene.

He slammed on the brakes to see three small figures standing by the roadside, each about three to four feet tall with wrinkled leathery skin and frog-like faces.

If this version of events is to be believed, this suggests that this traveling salesman may have encountered a gathering of frog wizards in the wild.

With details as fantastical as this, the nineteen fifties incident hopped on the lily pads between local folklore and outright science fiction.

Notably, some have taken the odd use of technology during that encounter to suggest that the Loveland Frog wasn't a cryptid encounter, but rather a close encounter of the third kind.

That said, this initial story doesn't include the mention of any craft or vehicle associated with the frog wizards.

... frog and toad, but like very, uh, deer in the headlights.

Um, that is apparently a depiction of the Loveland Frogman from Loveland, Ohio.

Okay.

And his first sighting was in 1955.

Yeah.

Yeah.So who knows? That's interesting.

Okay, so the Loveland Frogman is the only one that we feel like, no, there's...

It, that feels really plausible.

Yes, there may be a frog involved.

Yes, we're talking about the Loveland Frogman, one of the most notorious sightings in Ohio.

Okay.

Inspired by the Loveland's longtime connection to the frogman and the fun creative spirit of our community, the sculpture will be designed to become a playful new feature in Nisbet Park paired with a water feature.

He's not happy at all.

No, no one's happy about this.

Well, it's interesting that on the project page, there's no mention of the Loveland Frogman.

No.