Monster hunters are individuals or groups who seek to find, study, or capture creatures often considered mythical or legendary, such as Bigfoot, Chupacabra, or Loch Ness Monster. They often use various tools and techniques, including cameras, traps, and field research, to gather evidence of these creatures' existence. The practice of monster hunting combines elements of folklore, science, and adventure. Many monster hunters share their findings through books, documentaries, and online platforms, contributing to a subculture that thrives on curiosity and exploration of the unknown. This pursuit often sparks debates about the line between myth and reality.