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Ron Morehead passes along this summary from Scott Nelson’s presentation on Sasquatch language.

Read: Do Bigfoot Have A Language? »

Let me share an anonymous email received yesterday. It leaves me with more questions than it answers.

Read: Apache Cryptids »

Dolichotis patagonum are appearing in various places and through time in one region of the American South. Photos.

Read: Patagonian Mara of Carolina »

First you met the Tsuchinoko. Now greet its near-twin, with an upper body that resembles a lizard’s, with two legs, while the lower body is long, lacks hind-limbs, and resembles a snake. A guest blog on a Japanese cryptid by Brent Swancer. Images.

Read: The Notzuchitokage »

A few forthcoming specials seem worthy of watching. Images.

Read: Animal Planet Watch »

One walked up to a clothing store and scared some landscapers. Images.

Read: Gila Monsters Invade Utah »

Ida, properly known as Darwinius masillae, is the 47-million-year-old fossil. Would Darwin have cared? Is it all hype? Images.

Read: Missing Link Ida: Media Darling »

Here are your highlights and links to more about the Yakima Bigfoot Round-Up. Sasquatch snapshots and cyberspace stops of interest, so to speak. Images.

Read: Round-Up Of Yakima Bigfoot Round-Up »

You thought Leigh Hart’s overview of the Ohio Bigfoot conference was bad enough. Wait until you see what he does with the raging, rampaging Bigfoot of Northern California. Ditto for the Loch Ness Monster. Images. Video.

Read: Watch Out: That Guy On NoCal Bigfoot »

All her sightings had been in the late afternoon and dusk and that the tails she had seen were different to those of a wallaby.

Read: Blue Mountain Panther Sightings »

After a weekend in which the story was kept alive by the mainstream media, there seems to be an attempt to breathe new life into yet another dead, not-too-mysterious carcass that has floated ashore. Images.

Read: Montauk Monsters And Carcass Kin »

A peek inside the tent…initial images from the Yakima gathering.

Read: Bigfoot Round-Up: First Photos »

From New York to Hawaii, people are talking about Australian jumping marsupials in places they shouldn’t be. Images.

Read: ‘Roo Ramblings »

The Menehune of Hawaii and the Little People of Flores, the tiny 3 feet tall Homo floresiensis, appear to have a lot in common as Proto-Pygmies. Images.

Read: Hobbits & Menehunes »

“The approach I wanted to take was not, ‘Yes, it does exist’ or ‘No, it doesn’t,’ but to look at how Americans think about nature and our ideas about wilderness, particularly in the 19th century.” Images.

Read: Buhs & The Bigfooters »