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A British werewolf you say?

The mutant wolf of Belvedere mystery has finally been put to bed.

Read: Beast of Belvedere Mystery Solved »

Bryan Sykes, Professor of human genetics at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Wolfson College, will discuss his search for evidence of the existence of Bigfoot, Yeti, or the Abominable Snowman including his visits to sites of alleged sightings of these strange creatures, meetings of cryptozoologists, stories of famous monster-hunting expeditions, and possible Yeti DNA through his highly regarded lab in Oxford.

Read: Coast to Coast AM: Scientific Yeti/ Bigfoot And The Ufologist »

Do archaic humans still walk the earth? The Almas, Almasty, Man of the Forest, Wildman, Yeti, Russian Bigfoot… what ever you want to call him, he’s out there and Adam Davies is looking for them.

Read: The Last Living Neanderthal »

Yesterday’s post, Opening Credits to DiCaprio’s Next Movie, ‘Bigfoot’, drew quite a bit of attention, but as alluded to, is not an actual Bigfoot film.

Read: Bigfoot movie set in Auburn: fact or fiction? »

Read: Opening Credits to DiCaprio’s Next Movie, ‘Bigfoot’ »

Sasquatch Encounter caught on video, enhanced and stabilized.

Read: Truckee California Bigfoot Video: Enhanced and Stabilized »

On Sunday’s program, Connie Willis welcomed eighth-grade science teacher, paranormal researcher, and Bigfoot hunter Thom Powell to the show to talk about his years of study and the connections he has made between his Bigfoot research and other aspects of the unknown. Powell described how he first became aware that the evidence for large, hairy hominids in North America was far more extensive than he first believed. Every time thought he could dismiss it, he said, “the evidence was better than I realized” which only increased his interest.

Listen to the entire program here on Cryptomundo!

Read: Coast To Coast AM – March 13, 2016 Supernatural Sasquatch »

A man, a myth, a legend? Animal Planet’s FINDING BIGFOOT investigates new theories and never-before-squatched locations as the bigfoot team, Bigfoot Field Research Organization (BFRO) president Matt Moneymaker, researchers James “Bobo” Fay and Cliff Barackman and skeptical scientist Ranae Holland, return with explorations so big they have to recruit family, friends and others to join the search parties. All-new episodes of FINDING BIGFOOT return to Animal Planet beginning with a two-hour special on Thursday, March 31, at 9 PM ET/PT.

Read: The Investigations Continue: All-New Episodes of Animal Planet’s “Finding Bigfoot” Premiere March 31 »

Career science teacher, paranormal researcher, and Bigfoot expert, Thom Powell joins Connie Willis (email) to discuss scientific mysteries that all relate to a central theme: many of the stars we see are inhabited by sentient beings that are fully aware of Earth and the sometimes inept humans that inhabit it.

Read: Coast to Coast AM: Thom Powell and Sasquatch »

Sunday Funnies!

Yet another connection between Bigfoot and “The Simpsons”

Read: Bigfoot and “The Simpsons” »

The AIMS team are hunting Bigfoot when they hear a mysterious female voice. Could it be a witch?

Read: The Boys Find a Bigfoot AND a Witch?! »

The Appalachian Investigators of Mysterious Sightings travel to Lee County, Virginia, to investigate a Bigfoot that the Cherokee people dread, building a raven wing trap to face something unexplainable that may be haunting the forests.

Read: Bigfoot of Lee County: Raven Mocker »

I speak to Steve Matney and Darrell Handyside.

Steve is a retired Law Enforcement Ranger, Mountain Rescue officer, and Fire Instructor. He himself has not seen a Sasquatch, but as a person who has spent most of his life due to his profession in the woods, he brings his unique perspective as a Ranger, to the subject of Sasquatch. His friend of 18 years, Darrell Handyside was working on Steve’s property in Colorado in 2001, when he saw an 8ft tall creature.

Read: iTF 25 The Ranger and the Bigfoot Eyewitness Archive »

Often, the first thing people experience is an intense feeling of being watched. As in this case, rock throwing is a well-documented Sasquatch behavior when people intrude into their area. Sasquatches are very powerful and skilled rock throwers, and throw rocks to kill small game, such as rabbits, squirrels, and game birds.

When throwing rocks as an intimidation behavior to scare away humans, they deliberately don’t throw to hit the people. They easily could hit them if they wanted to. Their intent is simply to scare the humans and make them leave the area. In this case it obviously worked, and Allen and Mary have a probable Sasquatch encounter story that neither of them will ever forget.

Read: The Rock-Throwing Sasquatch »

Tonight I speak to Steve Matney and Darrell Handyside.

Steve is a retired Law Enforcement Ranger, Mountain Rescue officer, and Fire Instructor. He himself has not seen a Sasquatch, but as a person who has spent most of his life due to his profession in the woods, he brings his unique perspective as a Ranger, to the subject of Sasquatch. His friend of 18 years, Darrell Handyside was working on Steve’s property in Colorado in 2001, when he saw an 8ft tall creature.

Read: iTF 25 The Ranger and the Bigfoot Eyewitness Reminder »