Archive for “February, 2007”

Jeb’s Cryptids of Mardi Gras

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 20th, 2007

One of the themes this year at Mardi Gras is “Legends and Lore of the Deep,” and so naturally cryptozoology is represented. Jeb Card has taken some great photos of some of the cz-themed floats, which he shares. (That specific theme is for Proteus, one of the over a dozen krewes, which are individual crews […]

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Dream Job? Searching For Bigfoot

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 19th, 2007

Setting the Record Straight: CareerBuilder.com I have been told and asked about some statements that have been attributed to me in an “article” that appeared a little over a week ago. Apparently, in various Sunday CareerBuilder.com special insert sections of The Baltimore Sun, The Chicago Tribune, and other newspapers for February 11, 2007, I was […]

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Pawn Shop What-Is-It?

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 19th, 2007

Please click on this image for a larger view of this thing. What is this? What could this be? This is a body of what Dave’s Pawn Shop claims to be a Chupacabras in a display case at the downtown El Paso, Texas shop. What do you think it might be? It does sound as […]

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Hiding In Plain Sight: New Birds and Bats

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 19th, 2007

Reuters is reporting via a report from Environment Correspondent Alister Doyle that new birds and new bats have been discovered through new DNA analyses. It is being widely reprinted in many sources, but this is one of the best summaries I’ve found today, specifically on the bird discoveries: Genetic tests of North American birds show […]

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Happy Birthdays!

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 19th, 2007

In the United States today is President’s Day, which for many means a day off from work and for school children in some parts of the country, the beginning of a one-week vacation break. But, of course, it is about celebrating the days of birth of the USA’s former Presidents, especially of George Washington. But […]

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Photo of Russian Bigfoot?

Posted by: Craig Woolheater on February 19th, 2007

Bigfooter Ray Crowe of the International Bigfoot Society shares with Cryptomundo a photo he received from Russian cryptozoologist Valentin Sapunov. Following is the message that was sent to Ray along with the photo: Dear Ray! Best regards. My student from the North Urals got me a photo of Bigfoot. Reserve Jugyd-Va, nearest big city – […]

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Last Seen in 1990, Parrot Found

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 18th, 2007

Night Parrot, Pezoporus occidentalis by William T Cooper from Australian Parrots. Breaking news for Monday, February 19, 2007, out of Queensland, Australia, acknowledges that a parrot thought extinct has been found. The Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service says the discovery of a rare bird in outback Queensland will probably attract worldwide scientific interest. Rangers found […]

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Update: King Moose

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 18th, 2007

Craig Heinselman contributes a followup to my blog on “Maine’s Mystery Moose,” he calls “King Moose.” Moose, the largest living member of the deer family, is a common icon in New England, especially Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire. They have a pivotal role, not in strictly the natural ecology of the area, but for the […]

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Latest Update: The Foot of Bigfoot?

Posted by: Craig Woolheater on February 18th, 2007

Is this story turning into another Sasquatch Conspiracy? When the foot was initially found, it was thought to be human. Then the sheriff announced that the Virginia state medical examiners’ office had determined that the foot was not human but that it belonged to “an apelike species.” Then the speculation began that it could be […]

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Happy New Year of The Cryptid Pig

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 18th, 2007

Happy Chinese New Year! It is the Year of the Pig. Interestingly, several of the animals of discovery within cryptozoology are pigs and piglike species. One classic example is the giant forest hog (Hylochoerus meinertzhageni), known today from Liberia to Kenya, Africa. First reported by natives to Europeans back in the 1660s, the world’s largest […]

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What Place Creationists?

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 17th, 2007

It appears people are dying to argue or debate or yell at each other about evolutionism, creationism, and cryptozoology. Therefore, as opposed to this discussion popping up, sort of off-topic, in other Cryptomundo blogs’ comment sections, let’s try this. Here are a couple simple questions: Does cryptozoology have room for creationists? Does cryptozoology have room […]

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Bigfoot Fan Dies In Iraq

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 17th, 2007

On February 8, 2007, the war in Iraq took someone who had lived a life that pursued passions in Bigfoot, dinosaurs, and “the unbelievable,” as one friend recalled. Ross “Rocco” Clevenger (pictured above), 21, of Marsing, Idaho, was a U.S. Army Reserve sergeant, who died with two other Idaho buddies when a roadside bomb hit […]

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Maine’s Mystery Moose

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 17th, 2007

‘Mystery Moose’ on the loose This big fella’s made headlines for 100 years – a walking enigma or one tall tale? Antlers 10 feet across. A hide so thick it stops bullets. White. Surly. Elusive. The sight of him is so frightening, he once scared a bicyclist up a tree. So intriguing, the stars of […]

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New Ugandan Monkey Species

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 17th, 2007

A new monkey species believed to be endangered, has been discovered in Mabira forest reserve in Mukono. According to a report by Prof. Colin Groves of the Australian National University, the monkey species is now one of the 19 primate species in Uganda. He said the primate, known as the gray-cheeked mangabey (scientific name Lophocebus […]

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New Hagfish Discovered

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 16th, 2007

A new species, Epatretus strickrotti, is named for the Alvin pilot who captured it. A dorsal view of the captured hagfish Eptatretus strickrotti, a new species of hagfish captured and named after Alvin pilot Bruce Strickrott. (Illustration by Karen Jacobsen, In Situ Science Illustration. Figure 1 from Moller, P.R., and W. J. Jones. 2007. Biol. […]

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