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Michael Cenedella, the gentleman who took the photos of whatever this carcass is, was kind enough to email me some additional photos of the carcass. As the circular marks on the carcass are a hot topic of discussion on the original blog entry with the photos, I figured that I would share these photos that […]

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According to Linda Martin, blogger at Bigfoot Sightings, Tom Biscardi is no longer involved with the Great American Bigfoot Research Organization, or GABRO for short. Apparently, he has parted ways and started another organization, as Linda Martin says, "The Bigfoot Hunters". The original pay-per-view site, Finding Bigfoot, is still up, but Biscardi’s photo and his […]

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Sometimes cryptids are captured. Credit for video capture (no pun intended) from KSTP-TV. The recent sightings of a mystery cat in a Willmar, Minnesota neighborhood have resulted in the capture of a mountain lion, yesterday, on the first of February 2006. Surprise, surprise. It is a real animal. It was not a phantom or a […]

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Tracks of a black leopard or melanistic panther in Scotland, at first dismissed by police as those of a St. Bernard dog, have been confirmed as a large feline’s. Scottish law enforcement authorities, on the evening of February 1st, released a statement noting they feel a black leopard (the size of a collie) is roaming […]

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I am happy to announce that my first two books, The Unidentified and Creatures of the Outer Edge, with Jerome Clark, long out of print, are now back. First appearing in 1975 and 1978, these two classics have now been published as a special double edition with a new introduction. The Unidentified and Creatures of […]

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One of our readers, CryptoInformant, sent in a link to a website with photos that may, or may not, be an unexplained marine animal. The title of the page is “Sea Serpent? Plesiosaur?” One day in June, about 1990, my friend Joanne Rauch and I hiked along the central Oregon coast at Cape Meares. We […]

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