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Orang Dalam encounters encompass the sense of these animals from 1871 through the present. Images.

Read: Orang Dalam = True Giants »

Breaking News. Travel with Mark Hall and Loren Coleman to the continents of the world to find the answers to an enduring mystery.

Learn more about how humans tried to kill all the True Giants out, but failed.

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Read: Breaking A Cryptozoological Taboo! True Giants! »

Just when you let your guard down, and think that the new surprises for the year have been exhausted, a few more new species are announced. Images.

Read: Ground Parrot And Other Recent Discoveries »

This new report from Dayton, Ohio, is definitely going to have to go in a well-used file for such cases. Illustrative material.

Read: Dayton’s 7 Ft Tall Giant »

Clark was 2008’s Tim Dinsdale Award-winner. Images.

Read: Happy Birthday, Jerome Clark! »

I am sad to announce his passing. He was a famed “maverick archaeologist” with whom I, as an undergraduate anthropology student, once worked. Images.

Read: Robert L. Rands Dies »

What do you think? A chalky-looking cryptid? A casual misidentification? A fake? A modern mystery captured by a camera? You be the judge. Image.

Read: Breaking News: New Photo of Loch Ness Monster »

Do you recall the Black Friday in October 2008, which had everything to do with a bit of suit fakery? Images.

Read: Flashback: Worst Bigfoot “Black Friday” »

THERE’S A “MONSTER” in Barbados’ waters, says fisherman Joel Brooker.

“Monster” was the word Brooker used to describe a “strange looking species” he and his fishing partner Wendel Bryan encountered on Monday. They were fishing three-and-a-half miles from Shower Bank area, which is south west of Hilton Barbados.

Read: Fisherman Clubs Sea Monster »

Korea’s historical moments, cryptozoologically, are few but worth documenting. Here are some about a very cryptic bird. Images.

Read: Korean Crested Shelduck: A Cryptid Bird »

Let us revisit Brent Swancer’s old columns on this topic. Images.

Read: Another Korean Area Treasure: Tsushima Wildcat »

This cryptid formerly was rara avis (pun intended) within cryptozoology at the international level.

Read: A Giant Winged Cryptid Over Barcelona? »

As the battle rages, let’s focus too on what cryptozoology is known from Korea. Images.

Read: Korean Cryptids: Cheonji Monsters and Others »

The International Cryptozoology Museum will be open the day before Thanksgiving, closed Thankgiving, and then open for the weekend.
What are they saying in Asia about the International Cryptozoology Museum? Images.

Read: Koleksi Makhluk Aneh di Museum Cryptozoology »

Via trailcam trap. Image.

Read: Saola »