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Unbelievable. For those involved in the Paranthropus school of thought regarding the origins of Sasquatch, this is what you should find sitting under your tree for the holidays. Images.

Read: Zinjanthropus Bust »

When it comes down to it, what did these people really see?

Read: East Okoboji Sea Serpent? »

Too much attention has been devoted to this already, so I will be brief. Image.

Read: Ben Blasts Bogus Bigfoot »

Is there something to be learned from the Anthony B. Wooldridge “Yeti rock” incident that can inform us about what might be behind this one? Images.

Read: The Kryder Blobsquatch Image »

The newest video of a galloping mollusk gave me some ideas on what else might be out there. Images.

Read: Coconut-Carrying Octopuses And Their Komic Kin »

For more cause for concern regarding the treatment of cryptozoology by the media, here’s info and the link on what showed up on television today. Image.

Read: Meldrum & Keating On Today Show »

The media’s need to push weak Bigfoot stories on an unsuspecting public continues. Breaking events. Images.

Read: ABC News Boosts Bogus Bigfoot »

The study of tracks of all kinds forms a science of its own with a sound methodology. How can what was formerly learned about Sasquatch, Yeti, and other unknown hominoids’ tracks enhance future cryptozoology and hominology?

Read: The Ichnological Evidence For ABSMs »

We heart Yetis. Images.

Read: Yeti Encounter »

The light yellowish creature was reportedly about 35 feet long.

Read: Payette Lake “Sea Serpent” »

“Its head was standing four feet off the ground,” reported one eyewitness.

Read: Michigan Giant Snake of 1949 »

Evidence for unknown hairy hominoids can be fecal in nature, although some people forget that the literature has discussed this matter for decades. Images.

Read: Hominology’s Early Scatology Studies »

Clarification on the nature of the image captured on a trail cam. I have retained the comments, which have evolved into a heated debate about Bigfoot evidence, in general. Images.

Read: Bemidji’s Bogus Bigfoot: Updated »

“Loren is a cryptozoologist….Does he actually ‘believe’ in Sasquatch or sea monsters? No, because belief, he has said, ‘belongs in the providence of religion.’ He just tries to keep an open mind in order to accept or deny evidence based on examination and investigation,” writes David Pescovitz at Boing Boing. Images.

Read: Museum Gets Boing Boinged »

“Why haven’t we found a Bigfoot body?” is one of the most frequently asked questions I get in the museum and at the end of my lectures on the road. Let me share part of what I discuss with those interested in the long answer. Image.

Read: Where We Should Look For Bigfoot Bones »