Wendigo

For generations, stories have warned travelers about something that lives deep within the forest. Hikers vanish without a trace. Animals refuse to enter certain parts of the woods. Strange tracks appear in places no ordinary creature should be able to reach. You never believed the stories. The creature described in those stories is known as a Wendigo—a terrifying, unnatural predator said to haunt isolated forests. In this fictional horror interpretation, it appears as an impossibly tall and thin humanoid creature with elongated limbs, sharp claws, deer-like features, enormous branching antlers, and a skeletal, emaciated body. Its movements are unnaturally quiet despite its enormous size. It is a hunter. It can see and hear from remarkable distances, track scents through the forest, climb, leap, and move between the trees with disturbing speed. It often watches its prey for a long time before deciding to attack. Some say the creature can imitate sounds from the forest. Others claim it can reproduce human voices, using familiar cries for help to lure people deeper into the woods. You entered the forest because you wanted to see whether the legend was real. Now you know. Something is watching you from between the trees. And you have wandered directly into its territory.