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Sometimes we forget the term Bigfoot was only coined popularly after 1958. Prior to then, he/she was known as the wildman. The “wildman” was described with all the Bigfoot characteristics we have become familiar with.

Read: Today in Bigfoot History | 1901 | Wildman Escapes from Circus Train Wreck »

At his Loch Ness Mystery blog, Glasgow Boy provides us with his fourth and final installment on the famous (and highly controversial) 1951 photo taken by Lachlan Stuart, which purports to show an alleged Loch Ness Monster. GB begins… “On the 15th July 1951, readers of the British newspaper, the Sunday Express, were greeted with […]

Read: Loch Ness and Lachlan Stuart »

Over at the blog of the Center for Fortean Zoology’s Australian office, there’s a new and insightful interview with Dr. Karl Shuker. You can find the complete Q&A right here, but below are a few extracts from it to give you an idea of it all: CFZ-OZ: “How did you first get involved in researching […]

Read: A Karl Shuker Q&A »

Today in 1811, marks the first recorded account of overly large foot prints in North America by a non-native person.

Read: Today in Bigfoot History | 1811 | First Mystery Prints Documented »

Humm?

Read: How Do Sasquatch Avoid Detection? »

Read why the trackway was so compelling to Dr. Jeff Meldrum and why backing Paul Freeman was controversial at the time…

Read: Today in Bigfoot History | 1997 | Dr. Meldrum Backs Freeman »

The team travels to the country’s most notorious hotspot for sasquatch activity to investigate howls recently recorded by the local BFRO. With the aid of high tech thermal equipment, the team sets off to prove bigfoots call Washington state home.

Read: Finding Bigfoot: “Squatch Spies” Tonight »

Throwback is about two modern-day treasure hunters, a female park ranger and an embittered ex-cop who encounter a savage Bigfoot-like monster known as a Yowie in the jungles of Australia’s Far North.

Read: Yowie Flick “Throwback” »

Here are some highlight videos of the most recent episode of Finding Bigfoot.

Read: Finding Bigfoot: “Australian Yowie” Videos »

On this day in 2003 Theo Stein, environmental writer for the Denver Post writes an article entitled BigFoot Believers. It is an encouraging article showcasing the pendulum of public opinion swinging towards the scientific consideration of Bigfoot.

Read: Today in Bigfoot History | 2003 | 5 Primatologists Advocate Bigfoot »

For decades there have been persistent rumors, tales, and legends that government agencies all around the world have been secretly collecting and studying data on bizarre beasts, amazing animals, and strange creatures.

Read: Monster Files – Coming in May »

Oliver was known as baby bigfoot, the missing link and even the humanzee

Read: Today in Bigfoot History | 1976 | “Baby Bigfoot” DNA Results Published »

Saturday, January 26th, 2012
3:00pm to 10:00pm

Museum of the Weird, in conjunction with the world’s foremost website on all things cryptid, Cryptomundo.com, will be hosting a very special event on January 26th at the Museum of the Weird in Austin, TX:

Read: Cryptomundo Night at the Museum »

#Obituary #MongolianDeathWorm #Cryptozoologist
Sad to say goodbye to a classic researcher.

Read: Ivan Mackerle: Death Worm Hunter Dies »