HIDDEN BEASTS OF IBERIA

What if the monsters of our oldest legends are permanent residents of our reality? In Hidden Beasts of Iberia, historian and archaeologist Vera Cardoso delivers a groundbreaking analysis that bridges folklore, cryptozoology, and modern ufology. Moving past conventional academia, this research journal uncovers an unmapped cartography across the most isolated wilderness sectors of Portugal and Spain. Rooted in 25 years of experience, the author connects centuries-old accounts with active anomalies. From the ancient stone-building Mouros and the Basajaun in the Pyrenees, to the canine structures of the Lobisomem and the Dogman haunting the Portuguese interior—this book treats the unknown with scientific gravity. Backed by raw testimonies and the author’s own high-strangeness encounters, this work examines physical evidence, including acoustic recordings of forest wood knocks and video frames of a luminous rectangular craft captured over the Serra das Mesas. Ultimately, it argues that the cryptids in our forests and the craft in our skies are the unified manifestation of a permanent interdimensional presence operating just behind the Veil.