If you’ve spent any time in New Jersey, you may have heard the about the myth of the Jersey Devil – a winged Pegasus-like creature that stalks the New Jersey Pinelands in the southern portion of the Garden State.
Allegedly.
Though many call it a myth, those who claimed to have seen it think it is no myth at all. Over the years, literally thousands of witness have reported seeing the creature. But never quite so clearly as THIS:
Dave Black of Little Egg Harbor Township, N.J., is among those who have seen the Jersey Devil in the flesh, or so he reports.
Last week, as Black was driving home from work in Atlantic City, he saw what he thought was a llama running among the tree line.
The self-proclaimed eyewitness wrote in an email to NJ.com:
"I was just driving past the golf course in Galloway on Route 9 and had to shake my head a few times when I thought I saw a llama."
But, Black claims, that animal suddenly took off flying: "If that wasn’t enough, then it spread out leathery wings and flew off over the golf course."
Black quickly reached for his phone to take pictures.
Only one photo came out, however, and the creature disappeared. But the enduring image has left us all wondering … what the f–k is that thing?!
Hit the comments below with your theories!
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