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Row

Row

Field Report

Row is a mysterious cryptid said to inhabit the remote lakes of Scotland, often described as a serpentine creature with a long, sinuous body and a dark, scaled hide that blends seamlessly with the water. Local fishermen report eerie splashes and ripples without visible source, fueling tales of a lurking water monster. While some speculate Row might be a species of unknown eel or giant salamander, most scientists consider it a combination of folklore and natural aquatic phenomena. Despite limited concrete sightings, Row remains woven into the rich tapestry of Scottish lake monster legends, evoking the timeless human fascination with unknown creatures beneath still waters.

Classification

Type:Other

Location:Sweden, Värmland County, forests near Karlstad

Traits:Elongated, wormlike, segmented, iridescent sheen, burrows rapidly.

Threat Assessment

Danger Level: 3.2

First Reported: 1900s

Sightings: 1

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Behavioral Patterns

It floats down darkened hallways, trailing a thin mist behind. When doors open suddenly, it fades back into the shadows.

Folklore & Origins

Scottish folklore viewed these creatures as fae scouts testing clans’ adherence to seasonal offerings.

Media Documentation

Mentioned only in fringe online monster lists with zero historical or cultural anchoring. No local newspapers or folklore studies ever reference it.

Hoax Analysis

Row is a cryptid with minimal documentation and no known hoax claims.