Posted by: Adam Davies on September 22nd, 2014
In June this year I spent three weeks in the U.S. For the majority of that I was engaged in field research in three locations:
1. The Olympic Project run by Derek Randles in Washington State.
2. Dr.Matthew Johnson’s SOHA site in Oregon.
3. The “Sierra Kills” site in California. Justin Smeja and Bart Cutino.
Posted by: Adam Davies on September 15th, 2014
The news source itself is suspect. If you look at it, it does not even purport to tell the truth. As Luke Mackin who has lived over there for many years says Kinabalu is in Malayasia. We also cannot find an anthropologist with that name either, nothing in the local newspapers. I don’t mind being wrong but I am pretty sure I am right in this instance.
Posted by: Adam Davies on July 16th, 2014
Tonight on the CryptoLogic radio show l will be discussing some significant new evidence found during my time at the Olympic project in June.
Wednesday July 16th – 5pm PT/8pm ET
Read: Cryptologic Radio: Adam Davies »
Posted by: Adam Davies on May 9th, 2014
This is a good talk by John Bindernagel on Bigfoot. It is in three sections. The first is on the eyewitness drawings of Bigfoot, the second part is on the footprints and the third covers skepticism and scientific aversion.
Posted by: Adam Davies on May 5th, 2014
A great story about how there are still new creatures to be discovered.
Posted by: Adam Davies on April 23rd, 2014
In 1999, I was part of a team that investigated “Selma” the Seljord Serpent, which is Norway’s Nessie.
I saw the creature. Dark in appearance, it undulated through the water as it moved. Later, it reminded me of the woodcuts I had seen of it, which showed clear barbs on its back. It was a remarkable experience.
Read: Do Lake Monsters Really Exist? »
Posted by: Adam Davies on March 21st, 2014
Two of the most common questions I am asked are: “Do the hominids you have looked for use tools or fire?” and “Are they relic Neanderthals?”
I thought I would combine the two questions to make some observations for your consideration. These are based on my experience of looking for tangible evidence in Nepal, Sumatra, China, Russia, India, Mongolia and the U.S.A.
Posted by: Adam Davies on February 7th, 2014
Any knowledge we have about Sumatra’s bipedal primate, the Orang-Pendek, has to be assumptive. We are still at the beginning of our understanding of it. Data gathered from the Orang-Pendek project will no doubt take Cliff some time to analyse.
In the meantime, here are ten clear observational points which I hope you enjoy. They are my opinion based on my previous research, and on some of the information on the project that has already been published.
Read: Orang Pendek Observations »
Posted by: Adam Davies on January 16th, 2014
Well the New Year is starting with a bang.There is the new t.v. show Bigfoot Bounty coming up. More stories about Bigfoot bodies, and of course Finding Bigfoot continues to have a successful commercial run. I am really looking forward to 2014. I hope it will bring new discoveries of animals previously unidentified to science. […]
Posted by: Adam Davies on December 10th, 2013
This article appears in all the international publications of the Metro. In it,I discuss the importance of analysing evidence and cryptids carefully. I do however recognise that there will always be a place for lovable eccentrics in the field.
Posted by: Adam Davies on November 27th, 2013
The science provided by Professor Sykes, was first rate however. I know Professor Sykes personally, and consider him to be an honourable man. He has not been involved in any government cover up nor is he motivated by money as has also been suggested by some. He simply says it as he sees it and analyses what he finds in an objective manner. He is the most outstanding mind in his field.
Read: Bigfoot and Science »
Posted by: Adam Davies on June 8th, 2011
Adam Davies offers his Top Ten Tips for a successful Extreme Expedition.
Read: In The Field? Be Prepared! »
Posted by: Adam Davies on May 21st, 2011
Adam Davies, Extreme Expeditioner, joins the blogging team at Cryptomundo.
For his first official post, he answers one of the most frequent questions that he is asked.
“How can I get involved in Cryptozoology?”
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