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From Mad Magazine…

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A family heading to their Weekend Farmhouse at Woollamia, see a creature the witness describes as looking similar to “Chewbacca from Star Wars” hiding behind a log pile near the entrance of the property.

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ThinkerThunker takes a closer look at this video and it looks legit!

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Bigfoot Wars will be released on DVD on September 23rd, 2014.

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We haven’t posted any updates from Sasquatch Ontario here on Cryptomundo in 2014.

Here is a video from January of 2014.

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The legendary basilisk was originally described in Western folklore as resembling a relatively small, unspectacular serpent in basic form. Down through subsequent ages, however, reports of it changed during the endless retellings of myths until it eventually became much larger, and acquired a cockerel’s coxcomb and wattles, as well as the ability to crow like a cockerel too. This marked the beginning of the basilisk’s gradual transformation into a much more dramatic-looking yet equally fictitious monster – the cockatrice.

Read: The Crowing Crested Cobra – A Cryptozoological Cockatrice? »

Let’s have a little fun here amongst your fellow Cryptomundians…

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I’m honored that The Beast of Boggy Creek grabbed #13 on the list of best Bigfoot books of all time.

Read: The Best 50 Bigfoot Books: 2014 »

A few drawings and photos from my Lizard Man book appear in “The Reptilians” episode of Ancient Aliens on the History channel. It aired on July 25, but will repeat.

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A documentary that was filmed in part at the 2005 Texas Bigfoot Conference in Jefferson, TX.

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A Bigfoot killing campers story covered up by law enforcement?

Read: The Bishop, California Bigfoot Campsite Killings »

The Patterson-Gimlin Film, the Hominid seen in it, the remarkably intense debate it has provoked, and the solution to the mystery. This book offers a truly unique analysis of the famous Patterson-Gimlin Film (the “Bigfoot” film, as it is also known), addressing the question of hoax or fraud from the perspective of a professional makeup and creature effects designer, as well as the perspective of a vintage filmmaker.

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Although it can often equal or even exceed the leopard Panthera pardus in overall size, the puma Puma concolor is not a ‘big cat’ in the strict scientific sense – its throat structure, for example, is quite different from that of true big cats (i.e. belonging to the genus Panthera). It is particularly surprising, therefore, that successful matings between pumas and some of the Panthera species have occurred – the resulting hybrids thereby being intergeneric rather than merely interspecific.

Read: Pumapards and Lepumas – Unusual Feline Hybrids of Hagenbeck »

Veteran cryptozoological explorer Bill Gibbons has searched for a number of notable mystery beasts in the field over the years, such as the Congo’s mokele-mbembe and emela-ntouka. He has also brought several hitherto-obscure examples to widespread cryptozoological attention, including Nepal’s crocodile-jawed limbless ‘dragons’, the New Guinea pterodactyl-like ropen, and the giant Congolese spider or j’ba fofi.

Read: The Deadly Dodu of Cameroon – A Belligerent Grub-Eating Bigfoot? »

The team from Finding Bigfoot travel to the Four Corners Monument. They split up each taking one of the four states looking for evidence of bigfoots. Will they walk away convinced that the Four Corners is super squatchy?

Read: Finding Bigfoot: Four States, Four Times the Level of Squatch »