Legends Of The National Parks: Lassen Volcanic's Reptoid

The Reptoid is a legendary cryptid said to inhabit Lassen Volcanic National Park, California. First documented in the late 1920s by writer Robert E. Howard, this mysterious humanoid reptilian stands about the size of an average human but possesses scaly green skin, sharp claws, and piercing eyes. According to folklore, the Reptoid has the ability to shape-shift and use telepathy to control its victims, making it one of the most feared creatures in American legend. This vintage-style illustration showcases the eerie being against a backdrop of Lassen's volcanic peaks and golden sunset skies, blending science fiction with natural mystique. A must-have for cryptid enthusiasts, national park lovers, and fans of legendary creatures, this design captures the essence of the unknown.