The Swamp Monster, a creature composed of vines, mud, and an amphibian-like skin, standing about 5 feet tall, is said to reside in shallow, muddy creeks in the Berks County area. Its diet is composed of small rodents, such as rats, muskrats, and groundhogs, as well as fish. It isn't known to be dangerous, but if disturbed, it will become aggressive. It is unknown how many there are, and of what gender. But the species has been able to sustain itself for at least 100 years since the first sighting. The most recent sighting was in Sinking Spring, about 7 months ago. The witness claimed to see something like the image above.
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