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A 55 feet long fish has been found in the seashore of Guangdong, China.

According to a local newspaper, the big fish weighs at least 10,000 pounds.

Photo.

Read: New Chinese Globster? »

Attenborough continues to be interested in cryptozoology. Video.

Read: David Attenborough’s Monsters »

This is a serious consideration of a subject, although a few would rather make fun of it by just reading the headline and not the blog here: What happens with eyewitness reports of height? The parallel between the alleged stature of Osama bin Laden and Bigfoot, two topics that do not make me laugh, is remarkable. Images.

Read: Was Bin Laden As Tall As Bigfoot? »

No no, we don’t (won’t) defend him, but somebody wrote Bigfoot Lunch Club a letter trying to defend portions of Todd Standings research/evidence. Let us know what you think, have we been too hard on Todd?

Read: Defending Todd Standing »

Zenescope Entertainment has a new comic book series called “The Monster Hunters’ Survival Guide.”

The third and fourth issues feature artwork and write-ups on some of the world’s most infamous cryptids, such as the Chupacabras, giant anacondas, the Kraken, the Mokele Mbembe, giant catfish, and more.

Ordering info and cover images here on Cryptomundo.

Issue 4’s cover art features Charlie Sheen and a Chupacabras. Doing what you ask? Duh, Winning!

Read: The Monster Hunters’ Survival Guide Issues 3 & 4 »

Without doubt, one of the strangest aspects of cryptozoology, is it’s tie-in with the Crop Circle mystery. Although it’s a little-known aspect of both phenomena, more than a few accounts exist of strange creatures seen in and around Crop Circles.

Read: Crop Circle Creatures »

Although accounts of an aquatic beast living in Scotland’s Loch Ness date back 1,500 years, the modern legend of the Loch Ness Monster is born when a sighting makes local news on May 2, 1933.

Read: Loch Ness Monster: May 2, 1933 »