Venture into the misty moors of East Anglia, where a legendary black dog has haunted the night for centuries. In this spine-tingling episode of Yeti To Rumble, we uncover Black Shuck – the glowing-eyed hellhound that's both a death omen and surprising protector.

Explore the 1577 church attacks with lasting scorch marks, the heroic Littleport tale of saving a girl from danger, medieval Wild Hunts, modern sightings, and influences on Hound of the Baskervilles and Harry Potter's Grim.

Demon or guardian? Hosts Mitch and Russell dig into lore, digs, and eerie accounts that keep the legend alive.

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Sources:

• Wikipedia - Black Shuck: A comprehensive overview of the ghostly black dog roaming East Anglia's coastline and countryside.
• Discovery UK - Black Shuck: The Devil Dog of English Folklore: Details the legend's prominence, including the 1577 incidents in Bungay and Blythburgh.
• The Suffolk Coast - The Legend of the Bungay Black Dog: Focuses on the 1577 church attack and the dog's role in Suffolk folklore.
• Facebook Group - Norfolk History, Tales, Myths (Post on Black Dogs and Shuck): Community discussion on East Anglian tales of the immense hell-hound.
• The Shoebox - The Black Shuck and The Black Dogs of Norfolk: Describes sightings of the huge, burning-eyed dog in rural Norfolk.
• Terrible Tours - Black Shuck: Cambridge's Demon Dog That Inspired Sherlock: Explores the legend's influence on literature like The Hound of the Baskervilles.
• Tetrapod Zoology - Legend of the Black Dog: Covers Abraham Fleming's 1577 booklet and related stories.
• Reddit - r/Ghosts: The Black Shuck of Norfolk: User-shared legend tying it to Viking and Saxon Wild Hunt beliefs.
• Folklore Thursday - Black Shuck: Proof of Existence Finally Found?: Discusses the 2014 archaeological find of a large dog skeleton in Suffolk.
• BBC News - The Terrifying Story of the 'Hell Hound': Accounts of ferocious black dogs with glowing eyes attacking churches.

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