What is Sigbin?

The sigbin resembles either a hornless goat, a reptilian crow, or something vaguely along the lines of the Chupacabra. What is most common with all accounts is that its head hangs between its forelegs which are much shorter than its hind legs. Whether because of physiology or because it makes the sigbin seem scarier, it is also known to crab walk backward. The creature is believed to walk backward and is feared for sucking the blood out of its victims. The most startling fact about the Sigbin is that it can become invisible to other creatures. While the creature is being believed only in the myths and local folklore, however, there are many pieces of evidence of this animal existing in the reality. The sigbin also has a long whip-like tail that emit’s a foul stench and two grasshopper-like legs on its neck that enable it to jump far distances. They wander around at night in search of children to devour but they keep the hearts to make amulets. Most stories and sightings originate from the Cebu region.

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