Destination Truth

Josh travels to Asia, trailing an outbreak of recent sightings of the abominable snowman in the mountains of Nepal. High in the Himalayas, Josh's search for what the locals call the Yeti leaves no stone unturned.

Josh travels to East Africa to investigate mysterious haunted ruins in search of ghosts.

Josh travels to the northern jungles of Cambodia on the trail of a half-man, half-ape creature that is terrorizing small villages. Next, the team heads to Africa where locals say a dinosaur is stalking fishermen in northern Zambia.

Josh heads to Vietnam where a sea monster is said to lurk under the waters of Halong Bay.

Josh travels to Africa in search of a flying dinosaur that has reportedly been harassing the locals from overhead. Next, the crew travels to the rainforests of Brazil trailing recent sightings of a giant sloth monster.

Josh travels to South America following reports of giant Anacondas slithering in the jungles of Brazil.

Australia Queensland: The Yowie. Malaysia: Mosque Haunting

Indonesia: Sumatra - Orange Pendek (Indonesian for "short person") is the most common name given to an unconfirmed animal, that reportedly inhabits remote, mountainous forests on the island of Sumatra. Iceland: Worm Monster - A huge worm like creature is said to reside in the remote Lake Lagarfljot.

The Team investigates a cave in Indonesia that locals claim is haunted. Josh and team then travel to Australia to hunt down the Burrunjor, a 25-foot long lizard that locals claim has been devouring cattle.

Indonesia: Java - According to mainstream science, the world's biggest bat is the Bismarck flying fox, an animal that never gets larger than six feet from wingtip to wingtip. According to cryptozoology, mainstream scientists might be wrong. The Philippines: Pinatubo Monsters - Reports coming out of the Philippines describe five huge, black creatures swimming in the Tikis River, near the former mining village of Buhawen, scaring Aeta families six years ago. Aeta natives first spotted the 7-foot long mysterious creature in 2001, after mistaking it for floating logs.

The Team searches for the Aswang, ghostly creatures said to haunted a tree in the Phillipines. Then the Team investigates ghost sightings in Japan's Aokigahara Forest, the site of nearly 1,000 reported suicides.

The Team searches Lake Ikeda in Kyushu, Japan for Issie, Japan's version of the Loch Ness Monster. The Team then searches for mischievous elves in Iceland.

Josh and team search The Gambia for two creatures at once: The Ninki Nanka, a large dragon-like lizard, and the Kikiyaon, a large owl-like creature.