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Police spokesman Ulf Karlsson says “the improbable has become probable.” Image.

Read: Murder Mystery Solved: Moose Did It »

For those who can read between the lines in these brief passages, you might find the fingerprints of someone who has a habit of showing up at various recent Bigfoot media-mentioned events. Image.

Read: Georgia Booger Attracts Familiar Name »

November 29th marks the third anniversary of an intriguing honor. Images.

Read: Word of the Week: Cryptozoology »

Bigfoot and Yeti Christmas ornaments have arrived. Get one or two or more, while supplies last. Images. Closing at 4 pm, instead of 6 pm.

Read: Museum Hours Shortened/Sat. Nov. 28 Only »

From Belgium, Australia, Canada, and the USA come news and some thoughts about recent sightings of panthers and other mystery cats. Images.

Read: Panther Ponderings: A Roundup of Recent Phantom Felids »

Sometimes semi-cryptids, known species of animals seen by native peoples beyond where they are normally known, in time and space, but unproven by zoologists (yet), apparently can be insects. Images.

Read: When A Cryptic Species Is An Insect »

They are housed in a former monkey cage. Images.

Read: Cave People Caged »

State game wardens are investigating a man’s report of seeing an alligator in an Oklahoma City pond. Link to video.

Read: That’s No Beaver; It’s A Gator »

This book details the northern African little people theories of Robert Grant Haliburton. Image.

Read: The Dwarfs of Mount Atlas »

What has one of the early Bigfoot hunters told about his “other life” in a new forthcoming book? Images.

Read: Robert W. Morgan To Reveal Secret Life »

Herein lies a quick bit of speculation on what the Dover Demon might have been. Video.

Read: Dover Demon: Slow Loris in Massachusetts? »

A map of the monkey sightings appears to depict a diagonal path headed for the Gulf of Mexico. Images.

Read: Monkey On Western Move »

It’s not some band of terrorists who have invaded the country, but a bunch of wee hoofed animals that have been declared a menace. Image.

Read: Muntjac Alert in Northern Ireland »

The New York Times, without fanfare, has just confirmed a significant event in alligator-in-the-sewers history. Images.

Read: 1935 Sewer Gator Story Confirmed »

This new lizard was first spotted while the team was surveying monkeys in the Magombera Forest and one member disturbed a twig snake eating the new species. Images.

Read: New Chameleon Discovered »