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In March of 1909, a group of brave men fought the winged terror for an hour and a half outside the Emmitsburg train station. The Snallygaster re-emerged for a few weeks in 1932. The beast has been resurrected several times over the years, taking on different shapes and characteristics. By the time The Washington Post sponsored an expedition in 1976, it had evolved into more of a Bigfoot-type cryptid. Images.

Read: Snallygaster Returns »

Dogs and guns have so far proved useless.

Read: Beacham’s Monster »

Unbelievable.

Read: Bigfoot Hoax Body Bid Tops $100,000 [Update: $200,000!] »

The results are in, and despite the findings, scientists are excited by them. That the discovery of the species identified would be found where it was is worthy of celebrating. Images.

Read: Not Abominable, But Remarkable: “Yeti Hairs” Are Goral »

This creature, which was shot a few days ago at William’s Town, is now being exhibited in Geelong. Period drawing of the cryptid.

Read: This Day in Bunyip History »

Two pictures speak a couple thousand words. Images.

Read: Louisiana Confirms Cougars With Photos »

Tod Emerson, 44, formerly of California, living in Wales, had started work on a renewable energy degree at Glyndwr University. Portrait.

Read: Bigfoot Hunter Dies In Fall »

Still pictures are now available of the tracks. Plus here are some insights from two Russian researchers. Images.

Read: Siberian Footprint Photos »

New reports of footprint finds have surfaced. Images and links to videos.

Read: Siberian Snowman Takes A Stroll »

It has been a good week for animals thought extinct being re-found. Mousy images.

Read: Student Rediscovers Rodent After 151 Years »

Cape Cod has a visitor. Images.

Read: Sesuit Harbor Monster Resurfaces »

You can’t go wrong with the choices you have for this special day.

Read: October 18th: Monster Mash and TX Bigfoot »

What do you think? Image.

Read: What Do Yetis Eat? »

Well-known as an Orang-Pendek researcher, Martyr has taken amazing photographs of a barking deer not seen since 1930. Images.

Read: Debbie Martyr Rediscovers Extinct Muntjac »

Who would ever think there might be any kind of overlap between those two? An exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History could have informed folks of the linkage, but did it? Images.

Read: Horses and Cryptozoology »