Abstract

134 unidentified creatures from around the world are carefully introduced based on sighting incidents. Famous unidentified creatures with the highest number of sightings are discussed in more detail with photographs, so you can get the information you want!
The size of unidentified creatures is not expressed numerically, but compared to vehicles and animals to make it easier for children to imagine. The illustrations of the unidentified creatures include a silhouette of a child (assumed to be 130 cm), so that the size of the creature can be read from the illustration.
The book includes options for what to do if they find an unidentified creature, such as "fight" or "run away," as if it were a game command, so that children can enjoy reading the story by applying the options to themselves. What if unidentified creatures were in our class? What if unidentified creatures were in the Olympics? We also recommend the "What if？ Theater," which is impossible in real life but would be great if it were possible!
There are also many interesting columns that will make you more interested in unidentified organisms, such as battles between unidentified organisms, rankings that introduce their outstanding characteristics in an easy-to-understand manner, and life-size illustrations.

Author’s Information

Writer, illustrator, and manga author. He is also a member of ASIOS (Association for Skeptical Investigation of the Supernatural), where he works mainly on UMA (unidentified organisms).