More: Your 12-foot skeleton is scaring neighborhood dogs, who don't know what Halloween is. Allen said it's surprising to see what people come up with, and he and his team look forward to what's next.

This skeleton dog is a companion piece to Home Depot’s, 12-foot skeleton known. Skelly’s Dog is a bestseller at Home Depot and features LED eyes lights with a poseable jaw and tail.

Over the past few years, a 12-foot-tall skeleton decoration from Home Depot has become a legendary Halloween cryptid, selling out in stores and earning fond nicknames like “Skelly.” ...

In July 2020, the Home Depot released the 12-foot skeleton on its website, where it notes that the product is technically only a little more than 11-feet-8-inches tall. A month later, in August ...

TikTok’s Favorite 12-Foot Skeleton Is 50% Off: Where to Buy It Online. Need last-minute Halloween decorations? We've put together a list of spooky and terrifying options, including a 12-foot ...

The 12-foot skeleton with lifelike LCD-animated eyes has come in several special editions, including Jack Skellington last fall, and this motorized version is new for 2024.

It has an amazing 10-foot skeleton on sale right now, and it will make your house the talk of the town on All Hallows' Eve! Steve the Poseable Skeleton is only $174 at the moment, which is a $75 ...

Home Depot skeleton will look human, vet says. Since first launching in 2020, Home Depot's giant skeleton decoration has spread to suburban neighborhoods across the U.S., often towering above yards in ...

Walmart 10-foot posable skeleton. Also standing at 10 feet tall, Walmart's Way To Celebrate 10ft Giant Poseable Skeleton is another Skelly alternative that is plenty tall and menacing in its own ...

Dinosaur tracks uncovered in Texas after drought dries up river 01:26. The skeleton of a massive dinosaur was discovered in a man's backyard in Pombal, Portugal, and it could be the largest ever ...

TikTok content creator Ali Spagnola, 39, from Los Angeles, has gone viral after erecting her 12-foot Home Depot Halloween skeleton, which she decked out in over 500,000 disco ball tiles.