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There’s really no way to easily sum up what happened to the residents of Point Pleasant, West Virginia starting in 1966 and ending about a year later with over forty of them dead. This lengthy film (the main feature alone is over two hours and the extras are long enough to make sure your evening is utilized to the fullest extent) looks at all the various theories, though, and it does a spectacular job.

Read: Eyes of the Mothman Review »

Want to search for something that won’t move around as much as a cryptid? Get outside and look for these cryptoliving things: Nyssa aquatica and Taxodium distichum have been found where they are not suppose to be. Images.

Read: Cryptobotany: NY’s Relict Aquatic Tree Species »

The great cryptozoologist has had a long-term impact in cryptofiction and beyond. Images.

Read: Heuvelmans Influenced Early Cryptofiction »

One form of the Heidelberg Man may not be what it appeared to be. Images.

Read: Another Surprise Fossil Announcement »

Today is El Cinco De Mayo (“The Fifth of May” in Spanish). A good excuse to celebrate Chupacabras and Jennifer Lopez. Images.

Read: El Chupacabras De Mayo »

…a four-person team from the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, which exists, as they search for the Sasquatch in forests across the country where sightings have been reported: North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Washington, Oregon, and Alaska.

Read: Animal Planet Finds Bigfoot June 5th »

One of our artifacts of the Merbeing kind is in a new display case, so patrons may get closer to it. Images.

Read: ICM’s FeeJee Mermaids »

Paper bag bang bang make Sasquatch ruin picnic.

Read: Messin’ With Sasquatch »

Henry Bauer has something in common with me, and most probably with you — he’s never seen the Loch Ness Monster.

In his case, however, it isn’t from lack of trying. The Virginia Tech science professor emeritus has made a number of trips to Scotland hoping to catch a glimpse of the world’s most elusive aquatic beast, only to be disappointed. But not disheartened.

Read: Henry Bauer: In Search of Nessie »

Were they really more “marsupial wolves” or “Tasmanian tigers”? Images.

Read: Thylacine: Felid-Like or Canid-Like? »

Today, May 4th, in an international day of celebration of the Star Wars cinema phenomenon.

Read: May the 4th Be With You: Are Wookiees Bigfoot Inspired? »

Does the government have a plan to be put into place when Bigfoot is proved real?

Read: Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service Recognize Bigfoot? »

The actress also starred in appeared in cryptofiction films like Attack of the 50-Foot Woman. Images.

Read: Attack of the Giant Leeches Star Found Mummified »

In the ongoing debate about whether Bigfoot/Sasquatch are Paranthropus versus Gigantopithecus, some new thoughts. Images.

Read: Nutcracker Man Ate Grasses or Perhaps Drank Beer? »

Here is a clear definition of the word aligned with the specimens under study in cryptozoology. Image.

Read: Cryptid vs Cryptoid »