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for Bigfoot, Lake Monsters, Sea Serpents and More

Old records have been released reinforcing the speculation that the original Loch Ness Monster sightings in the 1930s were taken seriously. Image.

Read: Scottish Police: LNM “Seems Beyond Doubt” »

Sherwood’s contribution to the literature is an unfortunate example of a very personalized prose that seems to brand his material. Images.

Read: Old Mothman Material Continues To Surface »

“For ten minutes longer we stood watching the serpent hoping it would come
close enough to give us…” What did the eyewitnesses wish to do?

Read: What Would You Do, If You Saw A Sea Serpent? »

My involvement is no more.

Read: No Queen Mary »

The reviews are pouring in, after the first broadcast. What do you think? Image.

Read: Mothman: Monstrous, Misunderstood, Miserable? »

The fishermen say the same monster has been reported within the last few months near the Philippines and along the northern coast of this country.

Read: A Spitting Sea Serpent? »

There are many reasons for departing, and many levels of appreciation for the fact that anyone stays on the trail even for a year. Images.

Read: Why Do People Leave The Bigfoot Field? »

For years there have been rumors of periodic sightings of a large, hairy humanoid prowling hills and valleys of Marin’s Mount Tam region.

Read: 30th Anniversary: Mt. Tam Thing »

Does the timing of this film’s broadcast predict the death of someone linked to Mothman? Shall the banshee underpinnings associated with the Mothman lore come true again? Who will die this weekend? Image.

Read: April 24: Mothman on SyFy »

Images and thoughts come from Mr. Lowe.

Read: Another Thought On Earth Day »

Today is the 40th anniversary of Earth Day. Why haven’t Earth Day organizers utilized a group of natural wonders among us for the Earth Days’ benefit? The Earth needs warriors, as well as educators, but certainly not neurotic kids!! Image.

Read: The Ultimate Earth Day Icon: Sasquatch »

The museum will be closed on April 29th and May 7th, due to upcoming appearances elsewhere. Please take note. Images.

Read: Iceman Cometh & Museum One-Day Closures »

Here is an overview video of the March 20, 2010 events.

Read: 80 Sites, 22 Countries, One Day »

Green decided to do the common sense thing, and take it to a museum. Images.

Read: Strange Skull: It’s A Tuna! »

The species was first discovered in Madagascar in 1896, but this tiny, nocturnal dwarf lemur was never studied throughout the 20th century. Image.

Read: Dwarf Lemur Rediscovered »