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Anyone familiar with UFO and alien abduction lore knows that all
manner of creatures have been reported to be associated with the
phenomenon.  While the "Grays" have dominated the popular
culture imagination, some who claimed encounters recall things as
fantastic and diverse as robots, androids, simians, reptilians,
humanoid hybrids, and even Nordic-looking "Space Brothers and
Sisters."  Yet one scary entity may be at the apex of
strange intruders, an evolved lifeform with telepathic powers, a
tall, biped body, and a triangular-shaped head resembling an
earthly mantis insect.  But what if these insectoid
organisms existed apart from the transportation technology we'd
like to think they travel with?  What if they were a
natural, independent species from another world that overlaps
ours, unintentional visitors from another planet or dimension, or
maybe they've been here all along and just developed a way to
cloak themselves, but it sometimes fails?  While many tales
of these characters connect to UFOs, a significant number of
testimonies describe terrifying singular surprise appearances in
wilderness settings.  Two such separate anecdotes come from
fishermen along the same stretch of the upper Musconetcong River
near Stephens State Park in New Jersey.  One interesting
note is that the men strikingly felt that, whatever they were,
the beings were just as shocked to see them as they were to see
the beings.  So who are they, and what do they want? 
Should we fear them, or with their advanced intelligence, are
they apprehensive about us and feel they need to control
us?  Wade with us into the frightening and mysterious waters
of the Mantis Men.

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