Posted by: Lyle Blackburn on March 11th, 2015
New episode of Monsters and Mysteries in America tonight on the Destination America channel.
MMA marathon from 7pm to midnight EST with the new episode on at 10pm EST.
Read: Monsters and Mysteries Marathon »
Posted by: Shannon LeGro on March 11th, 2015
Tonight, Wednesday March 11th – 5pm PST/8pm EST
This week our guest is Dr. John Bindernagel, a professional wildlife biologist who has been studying the subject of Sasquatch in North America since 1963. He lives on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. His interest in this animal began in 1963 when, as a third year student in wildlife management at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada, he was laughed at for raising the report of an animal described as an “ape-man” for possible discussion.
Read: Cryptologic Radio: Dr. John Bindernagel, B.S.A., MS, Ph.D Reminder »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on March 11th, 2015
A cold-blooded reptilian beast preys upon unsuspecting campers along the South Carolina coast. A seductive succubus with a taste for terror targets a young rock musician. A mad scientist’s monstrous flying monkeys unleash their wrath upon Napa Valley.
Read: Monsters and Mysteries in America: Carolina Reptile Man, Succubus, Napa Rebobs »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on March 11th, 2015
A witness provides a good description of a Yowie he encountered at Springwood, New South Wales at 5am one morning.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on March 11th, 2015
Cryptomundian Larry offered the following information on this amazing video…
Posted by: Bill Brock on March 10th, 2015
Do you want a chance to see the Mothman? Would you like to stay in the TNT area overnight? We are going to have a FREE Mothman hunt in May!! Let me know if you would like to come out!! If you haven’t seen our video from Point Pleasant where we look into the Mothman be sure to check this out.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on March 10th, 2015
We all love monsters. Something about an unknown creature (hairy or scaly, huge or small) living amongst us, unknown to science, is unsettling at best, terrifying a worst – and it is exhilarating. This is the first in a series of articles about monsters from each state in America, but not the well-worn monsters. I won’t cover Champ, the Jersey Devil, or Mothman. I’ll also leave Missouri’s Momo alone, as well as Arkansas’ Fouke Monster, and the chupacabra. This series is about the lesser-known critters that crawl through our nights, and stalk the periphery of the human world.
Every state has reports of these less publicized, but inherently frightening monsters, most of which have something seriously wrong with them. Like this monster from our first state, Alabama – the Alabama White Thang.
Posted by: Guy Edwards on March 10th, 2015
Ask anybody who has been bigfooting in the last 10 years and they will tell you, despite technology and the suggestion of paranormal activity there haven’t been many new ideas since the original four pillars of bigfooting (Byrne, Dehinden, Green, and Krantz) started to investigated the elusive Sasquatch.
Read: Award-Winning Scientist Presents New Solutions for Academic Acceptance of Bigfoot Research »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on March 9th, 2015
Now available for the crypto-enthusiasts, Shadows in the Woods: A Chronicle of Bigfoot in Maine, by Daniel S. Green. A detailed look at the shifting folklore of wild men and hairy unknowns in the Pine Tree State, from early literature to modern day sightings
Read: Shadows in the Woods »
Posted by: Nick Redfern on March 9th, 2015
“Imagine crossing the moors and hills of England and encountering what looks like nothing less than a living, breathing pterodactyl! Think it couldn’t happen? It already has.”
Read: Pterosaurs of the Ghostly Kind? »
Posted by: Shannon LeGro on March 9th, 2015
This week Mark and Seth examine how the news media respond to Bigfoot reports and whether or not it has an affect on the popular perception of the subject. They also discuss the merits of broadcast journalism and if there is anything particularly redeeming about it.
Posted by: Karl Shuker on March 9th, 2015
Few cryptozoologists will be unaware of the Naden Harbour carcase – an enigmatic serpentine animal carcase removed from the stomach of a dead whale at a whaling station in Canada’s Queen Charlotte Islands in July 1937, and thought by some cryptozoologists to have been a juvenile Caddy, the elusive sea serpent of Cadboro Bay, British Columbia. Today, this mysterious carcase is long-lost, but three famous photos of it still exist. Far less familiar than the Naden Harbour carcase photographs, conversely, are two Caddy-linked pictures that were first brought to my notice 20 years ago. To my knowledge, they had never previously received any cryptozoological attention, and even today they remain little-publicised.
Posted by: Shannon LeGro on March 8th, 2015
Today, Sunday, March 8th at 4pm PST:
Join Monster X hosts Gunnar Monson and Shane Corson as they discuss preparations for the Falcon Project as the date nears for its launch.
Gunnar and Shane will be joined by project founder, William Allen Barnes as well as Jason Valenti, part of The Falcon Project’s management team.
Posted by: Joe Watson on March 8th, 2015
The AIMS team returns for season 3 by looking for Bigfoot in Central Kentucky.
The entire team returns for a new season, Trapper, Buck, Huckleberry, Jeff, Willy and Wild Bill are in search of “The Midnight Whistler”, the first bigfoot to emerge from the Mammoth Caves.
Read: Mountain Monsters: Bigfoot of Central Kentucky Reviewed »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on March 8th, 2015
Join Craig, Monica and Shelly as we welcome author and cryptozoological investigator/researcher Katy Elizabeth to discuss her research of the lake monster of Lake Champlain, Champ.
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