The Ahool or the Athol is a winged cryptid. Some portray the creature as a giant bat while others claim it is a flying primate. The name Ahool comes from its loud distinct cry, "ahool!" It is said …

The ahool is a cryptid reported from montane rainforests of the Indonesian island of Java, particularly from the region of the Salak Range in West Java.[3] Named after its supposed …

Deep in the dense rainforests of Java, Indonesia, whispers and tales circulate about a mysterious creature known as the Ahool. This cryptid, often described as a giant bat, has captured the …

forests supports a wide array of wildlife including over 23 mammal species, over 200 bird species, over 500 forms of plant life and according to the native population of the forests is the home to …

Ahool, the mythical bat-creature, has been a part of Indonesian folklore for centuries. According to local legends, Ahool is a giant bat with a wingspan of up to 10 feet that dwells in the deep …

The Ahool (Pterapus boomus) or The Athol is a winged Cryptid suspected to originate from the jungles of Indonesia. Some believe the creature to be a giant bat, while others claim it is flying …

Aug 20, 2020 · In the jungles of the Indonesian island of Java, the local inhabitants fear a creature known as the Ahool. This bat-like creature was first reported by Dr. Ernest Bartels in 1925. It is …

The ahool is a flying cryptid, a legendary giant bat, or by other accounts, a pterosaur. Named for its distinctive call "A-hool". The ahool is described as having a monkey/ape-like head with …

Named for its distinctive call A-hool (other sources render it ahOOOooool), it is said to live in the deepest rainforests of Java. It is described as having a monkey/ape-like head with large dark …

Ahool are highly dangerous primates who live and hunt in packs, usually at dusk and dawn. Their colonies consist of 10-30 members, and they form mated triads of two females and a male. …