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“We intend to find certain proofs, study the landscape, and conclude whether Bigfoot could live there,” Director of the International Center for Hominology, Igor Burtsev, told journalists ahead of the trip.

Read: Siberian Yeti Expedition Begins »

The saola (Pseudoryx nghetinhensis) was found in the former Annamite Mountains of Vietnam and Laos, in 1992 by a team of scientists. What has happened since then? Images.

Read: 408 New Species Revisited »

The art contains giant salamanders, giant carp, and several other types of animal imagery of interest to cryptozoologists. Prints.

Read: Kuniyoshi in London »

Gere has met the last living member of the Geochelone nigra abingdoni species. Image.

Read: From Mothman to G. n. abingdoni »

The just published image of the newly discovered akodont from Peru.

Read: New Mouse Photo »

This discovery was made by a team of marine scientists from the Save Our Seas Foundation Shark Center and National Coral Reef Institute at Nova Southeastern University in Florida. Image.

Read: New Ray Discovered »

“Chupacabras: It’s sort of like Jennifer Lopez, kind of cross-cultural.” – Loren Coleman, as quoted by ABC News, 1999.

Now comes a new song…here are the words. Listen to the song sung with music at this link. Amazing.

Read: New Chupacabras Song »

The academic assumes and challenges the readership here when he says, “Relatively few Cryptomundo readers are going to be up to date with current views on dinosaurs.” Many images.

Read: Trunkless Dinos »

Today is the 49th year anniversary since I began researching “cryptozoology” on March 20, 1960.

Read: Beginning My 50th Year of Cryptozoology »

Scientists have also discovered new species of a plant and other animals in Peru.

Read: Probable New Akodont Discovered »

“They were right in front of us, 25 to 30 yards away,” the eyewitness said. “They didn’t see us. We high-tailed it out of there.”

Read: Palisades Panther Prowling »

Researchers at Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI) have documented a rare male North American wolverine (Gulo gulo) on SPIs managed forest lands in the Northern Sierra Nevada Mountains. Video.

Read: New Wolverine Video »

What kind of lion was it? Images.

Read: Pope & Lions »

Will new footage of a giant shark be screened? Image.

Read: Meg Debate Has Bite »

General opinion says these creatures don’t exist, and some people call them “melanistic pheasants,” indeed, the black panther of the bird world. Skepticism remains high in the birdwatching community with many dismissing sightings. Image.

Read: Blue Pheasant Photographed »