Exploring Nebraska's Urban Legends: Myths and Folklore in the United States

Another really interesting video. Thank you.

Another great video, this must be tons of work. Thanks for your commitment. I think your grandma was right about the coyote (pranksters of the canine world), one time a squirrel ran up my leg lol

Nebraskan here, growing up and living in Nebraskas first and oldest city established in the state, i can confirm the old rodeo grounds and woods around it, spooked...the high-school catwalk at east, spooked...downing pool, spooked...college hights apt, spooked...library, spooked...the air force bace...100% spooked (worked there especially the old hospital built 1800s now offices for admin and the former bomber plant) im sure the old cabin is also along with the original courthouse....oh a road spooked and iam sure theres more, but the panhandle it gets super weird out there..

Awesome video, lived up against the missouri river between iowa and Nebraska all my life, i used to drive real slow through the backgrounds of nebraska around 3 am looking for spooks

I've seen these little buggers but these are the Murder HORNETS somewhere in my woods there's a free full of them

if Jumping to unlikely conclusions used up calories, there would never be another obese American. 😂

The State Capital is also known as the "Penis On The Prairie" and the area around it is known as the "Fruit Loop" due to the large gay community that surrounds and worships the "Penis On The Prairie".

What’s your grandmas name I’m from Wayne

As a Nebraskan, your grandmother is 100% right about that coyote! Oniell is pretty strange and not far from Wayne! Haha!

The water creature sounds really interesting

The Nebraska capitol building is creepy, I've only been there a few times but the lighting and layout just feels like a good place for satanic rituals. Also I'm surprised you didn't mention Hummel Park, that whole park is an urban legend, spooky fog, cold spots, hauntings, unexplained noises, dogmen, multiple cults, a devil's slide

Not a judgement, but I found the hornets to be a little off the wall. Then again the ash borer beetle got introduced here from infested wood pallets received by a major automotive manufacturer. Not going to drop the name here