Monster Park

It's just as the name implies, Monster Park is a zoological park similar to a regular zoo save for the fact that it houses genuine monsters of almost every variety from around the world. It's massive, being one of if not the biggest menagerie in the world and surprisingly luxurious as well despite its origins being a mystery (totally wasn't founded by an alien interested in Earth's strange creatures with backing from a secret organization!) and is free for almost everyone to come. However, the only rule is no video documentation of any kind (as to not spoil the magic).

Monster Park employs a wide range of staff in different fields from security to animal/cryptozoology/mythology experts. However, the main ones of note are the guides who'll take guests through the zoo and explain each organism they have in captivity (like personal facts about that certain individual and information about their nature and legend among other things). Some of the more humanoid entities even work at some of the restaurants or in the park's various live shows.

The main draw of the attraction, it is home to a wide variety of cryptids and mythical creatures from around the world. Some of these range from the most well known ones like Bigfoot (or other hominids like the Skunk Ape or Yeti) to more niche types like Mapinguari and even fantastical creatures like a Hydra.

The park is divided up into different sections by country or region, each with their own specific theming and decorations just like at a normal zoo (as well as various different things to do in each as well). Every habitat is designed to be as authentic to their inhabitants' natural environment as possible to suit their needs. Some other exhibits include an area for hoaxes and mysterious artifacts as well as one for extraterrestrials.

As previously stated, the park is divided up into multiple different sections with each being themed to a certain country or region with their respective monsters in them. Some of these include:

North America (including Appalachia and native American legends) South America Mexico Philippines India United Kingdom Australia Russia Africa China Japan Greece

Some which aren't based on any specific country includes their Arctic dome, indoor rainforest, a "touch zone" where people can freely interact with harmless beings, and oceanic area (full-on aquarium). A couple non-animal sites include the pavilion that guests are greeted with first thing when they enter the park (where tickets and sign pointing to each area are), another one dedicated to entertainment and a museum for hoaxes like the Fiji mermaid and mysterious artifacts like cave paintings.

In addition to the fantastic creatures on display, Monster Park also has a wide variety of rides, live performances/shows with their animals, various dining areas, and of course even gift shops at random points. One of their most popular rides is a state-of-the-art UFO that "beams" riders up into a simulation of alien space travel while one of their popular shows involves their kitsunes.