Mysterious World of Cryptids Blog Series In the vast, ice-choked waters of the Arctic, Inuit hunters have whispered for generations of a predator far more dangerous than any bear or whale. Known as the Tizheruk, this serpentine nightmare is said to lurk in the frigid darkness, striking without warning to drag seals, dogs, and even unwary fishermen beneath the waves. Descriptions vary across Inuit communities, but common threads emerge: a long, sinuous body like a giant eel, a head resembling a grotesque fusion of seal and snake, and coils powerful enough to capsize a kayak in seconds. Unlike cryptids relegated to myth, the Tizheruk remains a very real danger in the oral…