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If you speak or read French, you may be interested in the upcoming April 19th conference. Poster.

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Over the last several years, the annual event has continued to grow in size from 150 attendees in 2001 to over 500 attendees in recent years.

Read: Plan Now For Texas BFCon ’09 »

The cryptozoology group “Big Cats in Britain” has announced the details of their March conference.

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Can you assist with positive identifications of any of the individuals in this picture?

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During the turn of the century from the 18th to 19th century, the rash of American incendiary poltergeists cases were more often than not blamed on young German women.

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Do the Rockies have more than Bigfoot and bighorn sheep to offer its visitors? In search of the elusive track of the Colorado Howler. Where does myth, legend, and reality split in the tale of the Howler from the Rockies versus the hoax of the Howler of the Ozarks? Images.

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Sometimes talking about Chupacabras is more than just talking about Chupacabras. There’s a war on the horizon, and here are three bloggers’ insights into different parts of what was revealed in London.

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At the Museum of Science, there were 300 seats available, and by the time my talk began, all of those were filled and there was standing room only. I was overjoyed to greet so many fans and friends of my work and the topic. This all can be recently traced back to 2005.

Read: Flashback/forward: America Goes Cryptozoology Crazy »

Is there a change happening within hominology? These choppy waters are dangerous, quite often.

Read: Sex and Bigfoot in Texas »

“It may exist, it may not, but it’s pretty interesting stuff,” said Susanne Elleman, who made the drive from Oklahoma.

Read: Texas Bigfoot Conference Summary »

Halloween is coming soon, but this will happen first. Poster image.

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The book melds her two interests together: focusing on the oral history of Bigfoot-like creatures in American Indian cultures. Strain found that tribes all over the nation have described similar ape-like creatures in their stories. The book documents more than 150 of these stories.

Read: Kathy Strain Looks At Giants & Cannibals »

Eric Altman of the Pennsylvania Bigfoot Society has organized this weekend’s gathering in Jeannette.

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Jeff Wamsley is interviewed, this year’s festival is overviewed, and Mothman is revisited. Images.

Read: Mothman Festival Organizer Profiled »