Siren Head

Siren Head is known for its tall stature and its iconic siren-like head structures. It is known to be hostile. Acting as an ambush predator, it usually hunts in rural towns and wooded areas. The first widely known modern sighting occurred in 1966, when a family on vacation in the Arizona Desert captured an image of Siren Head. However, a creature that closely matches the description of Siren Head has been seen in cave paintings, implying a long lineage of Siren Head. Its limbs are disproportionately long and thin, with arms almost as long as its entire body that end in huge, bony hands. Where a human's head and neck would be is a thin pole of flesh with two sirens attached to them facing in opposite directions (hence its name), and several black wires snaking around its "neck" and into its upper shoulders, pressed against its abdomen. The speakers are fused to the neck by tendrils of skin and capable of swiveling around, much like the head of an owl. Some images depict Siren Head's speakers with toothy, lip-less, human-like jaws and a long, retractable, thin, snake-like tongue, though Henderson has said that the teeth are only visible on a certain radio frequency. By virtue of its adaptive shapeshifting, some photographs depict Siren Head as having multiple sirens, or having a street lamp in place of its head. Siren Head is a constantly changing manifestation,