Africa · Winged
Kongamato
also called Overwhelmer of Boats
A leathery pterosaur-like flyer of the Zambezi swamps.

The Account
Kaonde people of Zambia describe a reddish flying reptile with a beak of teeth. Frank Melland recorded the accounts in 1923. Every so often, a fisherman does not come home.
Origin
Kaonde tradition of Zambia
First Sighting
1923 (Melland)
From the Public Record
The Kongamato is a cryptozoological, pterosaur-like creature reportedly seen by members of the indigenous population and researchers in the Jiwundu Swamps in the Mwinilunga district of western Zambia, Angola, and Democratic Republic of the Congo. It has been suggested that it may be a modern-day Rhamphorhynchus, an unidentified bird, or a giant bat. No photographs have been taken of it. Most accounts are based on large wounds and eyewitness accounts.
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