The agogwe is a purported small human-like biped reported in East Africa. It was reported to be 1.2 to 1.5 m (4 to 5 ft) [1] tall with brown or russet hair. [2] The first recorded sighting was by Captain William Hichens, reported in the December 1937 edition of the journal Discovery:

The Agogwe, also known as the Kakundakari or Kilomba in Zimbabwe and Congo, is a human-like creature spotted in the forests and jungles of East Africa. It was first sighted in 1900 by Captain William Hichens, but was reported thirty-seven years later in the December issue of the Discovery magazine.

The agogwe [1] (or ngogwe [2]) was a cryptohominid reported from Tanzania and linked to sightings from Mozambique and Kenya, described as a dwarf humanoid covered in russet-coloured hair.

The agogwe is a purported small human-like biped reported in East Africa. It was reported to be 1.2 to 1.5 m (4 to 5 ft) tall with brown or russet hair. The first recorded sighting was by Captain …

Deep in the dense forests and savannahs of East Africa, tales abound of a mysterious creature known as the Agogwe. These cryptids, often described as small, human-like beings covered in reddish-brown hair, have fascinated explorers, locals, and cryptozoologists for generations.

Agogwe are humanoid dwarf-like creatures standing at about 120-150 centimeters (4 to 5 ft) tall, allegedly inhabiting the forests of East Africa. Eyewitnesses describe them as resembling bipedal monkeys with red or yellowish skin and orange-colored hair.

The Agogwe is a bipedal primate originally reported from Tanzania, East Africa. It is up to 5 feet in height, with russet colour fur and yellowish-red or copper colour skin. It’s arms are noticeably long, and it walks in a graceful manner.

Dec 7, 2023 · The Agogwe is an alleged humanoid creature native to East Africa. It supposedly lives in the dense forests of north-central Tanzania. Reports of the Agogwe have also come from Mozambique. Alleged eyewitnesses describe the creature as hairy and bipedal.

Jul 15, 2018 · An African mystery beast, the bipedal Agogwe is said to resemble little, furry men with yellowish-red skin under their coats. They sound just fabulous, don’t they? In the …

Thought to live in the remote forests of Eastern Africa, the Agogwe is often described as a small, 2 to 5 feet tall, human like biped covered in wooly rust colored hair and having yellowish reddish skin. The creature is often reported to have a rounded forehead, small canines and possessing small feet with an opposable big toe.