Exploring New York City's Urban Legends: Myths and Folklore in the United States

In today's video we're exploring urban legends, tall tales, ghost stories and more that find their origin in New York City. In this series, we explore the urban legends and local mythology of the United States, and if you enjoy this sort of video I encourage you to stick around for the duration of this video, but also to subscribe, comment on and like this video to make sure that I show up in your feed down the line, and get exposed to a broader audience. I appreciate you stopping by! Cheers, T.

00:00- Introduction
00:54- New York City’s Ghosts and Haunted Places
09:50- New York City’s “Mole People”
12:18- New York City’s Car Bermuda Triangle
14:25- Cropsey, the Staten Island Monster
17:26- The Alligators that live in New York City’s Sewers

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Credits:
Footage of Manhattan (intro)
Pexels - Joshua Santos
Photo of McCarren Park Pool - Wikipedia - Chad Nicholson
Photo of the Morris-Jumel Mansion - Wikipedia -Beyond My Ken
First Photo of NYS - Pexels - Charles Parker
First Hudson River Video - Pexels - Joe Valdes
Second Hudson River Video - Pexels - Advancer Drones
First video of the subway - Pexels - Free Videos
Second vide of the subway - Pexels - Uriel Mont
Third video of the subway - Pexels - Olam Musicali
Fourth video of the subway - Pexels - Danilo Obradović
Video of NYC at night - Pexels - Danilo Obradović
Timelapse of NYC at night - Pexels - Martin Portas
Second video of NYC at night - pexels - claudio napoli
Video of NYC at twilight - Pexels - Charles Parker
Sunset Timelapse Video - Pexles - Sarowar Hussain
Photo of the bridge connecting brooklyn and staten island - wikipedia - Dogma5
Staten Island home photo - wikipedia - GK tramrunner
Alligator Photo in the wild - wikipedia - Leafyplant
Photo of the alligator model - wikipedia - polichick (flickr)
Thumbnail Photo - wikipedia - Dilu