The locals spoke of these beings as ghostly figures, moving like shadows among the trees—seldom seen but always heard. Their songs were said to hold deep meaning, predicting the weather and serving as omens for those who understood their melodies. To the indigenous people, these creatures were as much a part of the landscape as the mountains themselves, embodying the spirit and mystery of the highlands. If you ever find yourself deep in the New Guinea mountains, you might just hear the calls of the New Guinea Singing Dogs. 

Let’s open our ears and listen for the haunting calls of an animal so mysterious it was believed to be the haunting voices of those beyond the veil. I’m Cody and Cryptids Across the Atlas is taking a pit stop to learn about animals that used to be cryptids.

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