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‘It’s definitely not just a regular coyote. They can say what they want,’ he said.

Read: Goat Sucker in Deer Creek? »

The tree was no more than 10 meters distant from the place where the meat was roasting, and she approached it. Her initial impression was to feel that someone was chewing, making noises as they ate something. But upon coming closer, she noticed a pair of shiny, reddish eyes looking at her from the middle of the tree. The being – or whatever it was – rested in a seating position, settling between two branches in a “T” shape.

Read: Chilean Chupacabras Startles Suburban Couple »

Pledge to this Kickstarter campaign and win special prizes only for Cryptomundians!

Read: Never Say Nevermore… Again! »

Bored of the usual old routine? Feel like doing something really spectacular?

Why not join the cryptozoologist ranks and head on a trip across the globe in search of the most elusive, what some would even call mythological creatures.

Read: African Cryptotourism »

Loren posted about the Legendary Monsters Kickstarter campaign on Sunday.

I too have been interested/involved with these cool action figures for over a decade.

Read: Never Say Nevermore »

Saturday, January 26th, 2012
3:00pm to 10:00pm

Museum of the Weird, in conjunction with the world’s foremost website on all things cryptid, Cryptomundo.com, will be hosting a very special event on January 26th at the Museum of the Weird in Austin, TX:

Read: Cryptomundo Night at the Museum »

#Books @CryptoLoren

The Complete Bibliography. Wikipedia does not have the full list. Here’s my attempt.

Read: Cryptozoologist, Fortean, Social Scientist, Museum Director Loren Coleman: A Complete Book List »

Over at Mysterious Universe, there’s a new post from me that deals with one of my trips to Puerto Rico in search of the Chupacabras, when nothing less than both a Man in Black and a Woman in Black became part of the story!

Read: A MIB, a WIB, and a Monster »

Fernando Reza, a graphic artist and designer based in Los Angeles, made a bunch of really cool retro travel posters for a bunch of locations based on the mythical beasts or cryptids who reside there, at least according to legend. Scotland’s poster has the Loch Ness Monster on it, Manhattan’s has giant sewer alligators, and so on. His designs are honestly way better and more visually appealing than the boring stock photography used on most legitimate travel posters. And he still has tons more material if he ever wants to do a second run of these things. New Jersey has the Jersey Devil. North Carolina has the Beast of Bladenboro.Adweek

Read: Cryptotourism Travel Posters »

Monster Diary: My new book…

Read: A Monsterous Diary »

In Jefferson, Texas recently, a group of like-minded (or should we say, like-obsessed) people gathered to swap stories of strange sightings … mysterious animals and elusive creatures lurking in the deep woods.

Read: Cryptopalooza on CBS Sunday Morning »

#SkepticalDiscussion
Not again? Yep, again. Not Asia. Not Chupacabras.

Read: Giant Bat “Hoax” Flies Again »

What kind of beast terrorized this small Japanese rural community?

Read: The Man Eating Monster of Mt. Bandai »

Viceroy Card Co. is proud to present our debut set: Cryptids!

80% Sold Out Already!

Read: Cryptozoology Trading Cards »

Mysteries of a certain bird…

Read: Peacocks and Cryptids »