
The series takes a scientific look at creature sightings around the world, with episodes devoted to the Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, werewolves and even a Stalinist attempt to breed a race of supersoldiers by cross-breeding humans and apes. The show is described as one-part history, one-part science and one-part, well, monsters.
An all-female expedition journeys to Washington state hoping to lure a Bigfoot within range of their cameras; scientists study Bigfoot evidence, including 1967 film footage.
Northern New York's Monster of Whitehall is described as a sasquatch-like creature that stands up to 8 feet tall and makes a sound like a woman screaming.
An expedition investigating a report of a Bigfoot attack at a Canadian fishing cabin finds blood and tissue samples said to be from the beast.
Inventor Robert Rines, who believes he saw the Loch Ness Monster surface in 1972, searches for evidence to prove his theory that the creature has died.