Do you know of a few Maryland myths and legends? While it’s fun to imagine some of the state’s urban legends to be true, others would be downright horrifying if they came to life. If you haven’t heard of Maryland’s mythical Goatman, then sit back, relax, and prepare for one of the most unusual tales imaginable…
According to local legend, there was once a scientist working at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center and his job included experimenting with animal DNA. One day an experiment went horribly wrong when goat DNA came into contact with the scientist's blood. The man mutated into a horrifying half-goat, half-man, craving a thirst for blood.
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Goatman is a pants suit away from resembling Hillary
He was seen about 25 years ago near Perryhawkin in Somerset County.
"He was seen about 25 years ago near Perryhawkin in Somerset County."
Yikes! I actually remember that but I think it was actually earlier, about 1986 or so.
Don't say "Goatman" three times in a row.
The Wendigo scares me a lot more, ever since I was a little kid.
The Muslim scares me more than the goat man or the wendigo.
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