On my website, I often write about unknown races, about which there are many legends, but there are no real photographs and evidence that they really can or could exist on Earth. However, among the Inuit, almost no one doubts the existence of the Ishigaks.
Inuit live in the arctic lands of America and Canada and periodically report the appearance of small creatures. They describe them as little people with dark skin, black eyes, and pointed ears. The creatures are supposedly incredibly smart and skillful in hunting, but they hide from people.
The Inuit view the Ishigaks as a good race of beings who help people in need. They supposedly save the lost people and can help pull the car out of the hole, but among the small creatures there are especially evil ones that can harm people. They are said to be capable of abducting adults and children. One of the mysterious cases occurred in 2008, when a child was found in a forest near the city of Marshall, who did not remember how he got into the forest.
The man brought the boy home, where he once again decided to ask him about what had happened. The boy talked about a tribe of small creatures with which he lived, where there was also an adult woman who was allegedly kidnapped 40 years ago. Moreover, on Nelson Island and in the Pilcher Mountains, tools and a sled were found, which were similar in size to children's toys.
Also, myths say that if you catch an ishigaka, it can bring a person incredible luck in business. In this race there are also winged creatures who are compared to fairies and are called synsigatas. And there are creatures who steal food and they are called igassuyaki. And if you meet the latter, then misfortune and failure can fall on people. There are also inugins and palrayaks, but I will talk about them in other articles.
