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“A feature on the latest CFZ quest to find the Orang Pendek of Sumatra…”

Read: Animals & Men: Issue 51 »

“…Large, shadowy and creepy woods curiously provoke wonder, intrigue and mystery in all of us – even if we’re not overly sure why. We imagine them to be filled with mysterious creatures; those diabolical half-human monsters, winged and nightmarish beasts, and paranormal animals that lurk in the shadows of the thick trees…”

Read: Something Lurks in the Woods… »

“…you sense that you are being watched and followed by something terrible, something malignant, something nightmarish, and something as ancient as it is mysterious…”

Read: The Phantom Black Dog – Today »

“Welcome to the controversial saga of the morgue of monsters.”

Read: A Cryptid “Hangar 18?” »

“Its author, David Rose was an established Scottish antiquarian, who wrote, however, on some unusual themes including the Loch Ness Monster and a suspect earthquake.”

Read: A British Dragon? »

“If ever there was a contender for giant dwarfs or the world’s biggest dwarf, pygmy elephants are it.”

Read: Pygmy Elephants: New Book »

Eyewitness sketch from 2005 Kentucky encounter.

“…large, weird footprints, the sense of being watched, unidentified growling, pets disappearing and fearful dogs…”

Read: Dogman: The Latest News »

“The only connection between the original beast of Puerto Rico and the skinny, hairless dog-beasts of Texas is the name they share. And that’s it.”

Read: The Chupacabras: Which One? »

“The majority of those that crossed paths with the creature asserted that it was human-like in both size and design, and possessed a pair of large wings, fiery red eyes, claws, and exuded an atmosphere of menace.”

Read: Owlman: The Video Game »

“So how many sighting reports do you think have been made which mention more than one creature?”

Read: Nessies of the Multiple Kind »

“…a healthy bit of crossover between the worlds of horror fiction and Forteana.”

Read: Werewolfsquatch! »

“The year two thousand and thirteen draws to a close and it is time to look back and reflect on what has happened in terms of the Loch Ness Monster and events elsewhere which have an eye towards Loch Ness…”

Read: Nessie: A 2013 Round-Up »

“…Perhaps the single most impressive thing about Nessie is that prior to 1933 accounts are hard to come by: in fact, they are almost embarrassing in terms of their absence…”

Read: Nessie Vs. Kelpie »

“’Belief,’ the Fortean writer John Keel once said, ‘is the enemy.’ For a researcher who many in skeptical communities would call a credulous writer of bunk-subjects and speculation, this simple adage might appear to stand in contrast to those critical perspectives taken against Keel and his work.”

Read: Bigfoot and Belief Systems »

“Right now, I’m working on a new book that includes a small overview of the Mothman mystery, which dominated the town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia in the 1960s.”

Read: Mothman: Bizarre Events! »