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Would you compare these things to her, anymore? Image.

Read: New Chupa Sighting: It Sure Ain’t JLo »

I received an extremely depressing email this morning. For a number of reasons. Images.

Read: Big Cats Conference Cancelled: Curses! »

It was an interesting week; here is a bit of a review of the story that became the gorilla in the middle of the news room. Only one mystery remains, it appears. Images.

Read: Media Listens: “Oriental Yeti” = Civet? »

“One of the biggest mysteries in human evolution is when the human genus Homo arose,” notes reporter Charles Q. Choi. Image.

Read: Meet The Malapa Hominin: Not Really A Missing Link? »

With anticipation running high, with the world waiting, this Thursday promises to bring the announcement of new fossil finds. Let’s take a look at the new images leaking out.

Read: New Hominin Images »

The new member of the genus Varanus was ethnoknown to locals but unknown to Western science. Images.

Read: Luzon Dragon Lizard Discovered »

This one is all over the Internet. Of course, it is not a Yeti. Nor a Chupacabras. Here is what I think it is. Photos.

Read: Chinese Chupacabras? »

Those that know me well have realized that almost from the beginning of my cryptozoological investigations and writings, and then all during the time of my nonfiction books, consultations, and blogging, I have professionally been “Loren Coleman.” But there’s another one out there, it turns out.

Read: A Tale of Two Loren Colemans »

From the several chapters in this nicely bound booklet, the journal The Anomalist #14 has various cryptozoological articles of interest to readers here. Images.

Read: Winged Weirdies, Thylacines, and James Randi »

More news of the Malapa hominin comes out on Thursday. Here is a hint of what is in store. Can you blame the media for, once again, using the old standby, “missing link”? Images.

Read: New “Missing Link” Discovered »

Come in and take a look for free, all month. Image.

Read: Bigfoot and Other CryptoArt »

The complete story is now out. The book is real. But more than 50% of the names were false.

Read: Cryptozoology vs Cryptosexology »

It is difficult to take anything written on April 1st seriously, even skeptical discussions. But is this one for real? Images.

Read: Hawaiian Weekly Calls Menehune: “First Hoax” »

Yarncooler’s claims are beyond the pale and outrageous! Images.

Read: Dueling Cryptos: Coleman vs Yarncooler »

With Pres. Obama in Maine, what’s up in the rest of New England? Photo.

Read: Nessie Appears During RI Flooding »