Names of all the monsters in the world, tears like the Jersey Devil and so on

First of all, I don't know about the West Jersey Devil, I've only heard of the Jersey Devil.

Secondly, all of them are hard to reach because there are just too many of these monsters as it relates to religion, local legends, weird stories, and some real cases that science has yet to explore.

For example, vampires, werewolves, which are legendary very common monsters, Chinese also have sharks, wild dog son of these legendary monsters, monsters in the Classic of Mountains and Seas is even more abound, and the nine heads of these beasts are also legendary in the Shennongjia were witnessed. Beijing Yongxin Bridge is also said to be locked in a well under the bridge Zhenhai beast, and because of this legendary well Beijing's line 2 subway did change the route.

There are now about 14 species available online:

1. Mongolian Death Worm: The blood-red, acid-spitting creature is said to be 5 feet (1.5 meters) long, with spikes at both ends of its body. Although Mongolian nomads have reported its existence for centuries, there is no real proof of the creature's authenticity.

2. Trunko: The legendary Trunko has a body as big as a whale, covered in hair, with an "elephant trunk" and a tail like a lobster's tail, moving underwater. The Trunko was reported in South African waters in 1924.

3, savage: for centuries, the Australian aborigines have been rumored about the hairy savage creature legend. Legend has it that the creature is 7 to 8 feet (about 2.1 to 2.4 meters) tall, has bright red eyes and emits body odor.

4. Chupacabra: are monsters that are rumored to kill livestock in Puerto Rico, Chile and Mexico. They are said to suck the blood of animals. However, so far no evidence has been found to prove the real existence of this creature.

5. Kawaii: One of the legendary creatures of Japanese legend. They are said to look like children, have four limbs, are usually very thin, and their skin is as slim and reflective as that of a frog, and they leave traces of mucus wherever they walk. 1984, samples of mucus suspected to be from a river in Tsushima Island, Japan, were found, but there were too few samples to prove the existence of the animal.

6, snow monster: will be attached to the human body, after a period of time, the body of the patient was invaded will appear to be frostbitten dark black, and then began to vomit out the ice, and then extremely eager to eat human flesh.

7, Bradenboro monster: in the United States, North Carolina has many reports. A large number of locals are said to have seen the creature, which has even been described as having a "round face, glowing eyes, and large teeth". Legend has it that it's a lumbering creature between the size of a wolf and a bear that sucks the blood out of animals.

8. The Dover Devil: Described as somewhat of an alien, it is hairless and has a head like a watermelon and orange eyes.

9, giant earthworms: South American forests there is a huge caecilian (caecilian) subspecies of salamanders, known as "Minhocao", meaning giant earthworms. It is rumored to have existed during the age of the dinosaurs. Most reports of its discovery have been in Brazil.

10. The Girona Dwarf: It was captured by campers in Spain, and survived for a few days after being captured, but according to Wikipedia, the link between the photos and the way they reached the media proves that the story about the Girona Dwarf is just a hoax by "The Authority".

11. Earth Dragon: A creature of Japanese legend that some believe is based purely on the fantasy of a snake. However, the existence of the earth dragon has been reported many times since the 7th century, which certainly adds weight to the reality of its existence.

12. The Jevodan Monster: A wolf that eats people, with giant teeth and a tail longer than that of a normal wolf, the Jevodan was rumored to have attacked humans between 1764 and 1767, killing upwards of 200 people.

13, Montauk Monster: In 2008, a body was found on Montauk Beach in New York, swollen from being submerged in the water for too long, but it looked like a turtle without a shell, or a raccoon without fur, or a mutant dog. Some suspect it's a hoax.

14, striped sea monster: a striped sea monster, the authenticity of no evidence, in fact, a bit similar to Nessie or Tianchi monster, Kanas Lake monster, a kind of ancient species, of course, Nessie has been proved to be a hoax.

Other monsters I've heard of:

1, the three major monsters in the French region of Reasay: glowing stones, flying chameleons, green-haired monster, especially the last of the green-haired monster, like a green carpet of cannibalism, especially scary.

2, earth: a legendary white sea monster, shaped like a white giant, or like the Apostle at the beginning of EVA.

If you're interested in legendary monsters: take a look at the Sankai Sutra and Japan's Hyakki no Yakko. Some religious lore, or folklore books can fulfill your needs, and generally your definition of monsters will vary greatly in whether they are in spiritual lore, or eyewitness lore, the former being a product of a people or region's culture over the millennia, and the latter being the culture and mythology of a new era created by modern people.