Description
The Loveland Frog, often called the Frogman, is a strange humanoid frog creature reported near the city of Loveland along the Little Miami River. Witnesses describe it as being about 3–4 feet (1–1.2 m) tall, green or gray skin, frog-like head with large eyes, webbed hands and feet, and standing or walking upright like a human.
Behavior
The frogmen have the physical ability to use sticks like tools. They can use those sticks to emit sparks like a wand.
First Sighting
The first sighting was by a businessman driving along a stretch of road that runs along the Miami River in Clermont County late at night in May 1955. The man spotted three bipedal figures with leathery skin and frog faces congregating by the side of the road. The man pulled his car to the curb and observed these creatures for about three minutes. Just as he was about to leave, one of the creatures suddenly held a “wand” above its head. Sparks spewed out of the end of this wand.