Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 17th, 2013
Ken Gerhard is a cryptozoologist and field researcher for the Center for Fortean Zoology, as well as a fellow of the Pangea Institute and consultant for various paranormal groups. He has investigated reports of cryptids and mysterious animals around the world including Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, Chupacabras, Mothman, Thunderbirds and Werewolves.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 10th, 2013
The team investigate alleged sightings of the Beast of Bray Road, a bear-like creature first reported in 1949 in Elkhorn, Wis. Also: the gold-mining ghost town of Tonopah, Nev.
Tonight at 9/8 C on SyFy.
Read: SyFy’s Haunted Highway: Beast of Bray Road/Tonopah Mine »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on November 16th, 2013
Seven years after she vanished without a trace, a female anthropologist emerged from a mysterious cave where authorities believe she may have been held hostage by real-life elves!
Posted by: Nick Redfern on November 13th, 2013
“If there is one thing that can be said with a high degree of accuracy when it comes to the matter of Cryptozoology, it’s that certain types of unknown creature are seen time and again, regardless of location…”
Read: A Monstrous Reboot… »
Posted by: Nick Redfern on November 6th, 2013
“Wisconsin author Linda S. Godfrey didn’t set out to become a leading expert in the manwolf’ phenomenon, she just kind of fell into one cold winter in 1991…”
Read: The Werewolf Chronicler »
Posted by: Nick Redfern on November 4th, 2013
“In my opinion they are not at all the same things that others report jumping from cornfields or snarling on nature trails. Their descriptions detail a taller creature that seems more humanoid in form and is utterly black in color.”
Read: Dog-Headed Menace »
Posted by: Susan Fair on October 18th, 2013
Teddy Roosevelt had hunted some exotic game before, but nothing like this.
Posted by: David Weatherly on October 14th, 2013
Here’s some video from a recent expedition I did with friends from Crypto Four Corners. Cave Bears, Skinwalkers and more.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on September 27th, 2013
Several times in the past decade, West Michigan newspapers have reported on a strange canine-like creature people claim to have seen in woodlands — not the legendary Chubacabra, but the Michigan Dogman.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on September 16th, 2013
…my husband described what he had seen as a black, bipedal wolf. He said the snout and ears were wolf-like, but that it had yellow eyes that reminded him more of a cat. I measured the window and the bottom of it is 6ft off the ground, so for any thing’s head and torso to pass by it from where he was standing the animal would have to be more like 7 feet tall.
Posted by: Nick Redfern on August 27th, 2013
“…it’s an excellent read, containing a great deal on Mothman, Thunderbirds, the Braxton County Monster, Alien Big Cats, Demon Dogs, werewolves and much more…”
Read: Monsters of West Virginia »
Posted by: Ken Gerhard on August 27th, 2013
Tomorrow night @ 9pm EST, I will be appearing on a new television series called the Unexplained Files (Science Channel… a subsidiary of Discovery). The episode will focus on the mystery of the Texas Blue Dogs… formerly referred to as ‘Chupacabras’. Unfortunately, I may miss the episode, since I am not finding that particular channel on my cable package!
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on August 11th, 2013
When I shined the floodlight (I had this huge floodlight that you could see forever with it – hundreds of feet), but these were only about twenty feet from us. There were three that were crawling towards us, so I didn’t see the five all at once. I saw the three and when I put the light on them, that’s what the shock was. Even four seconds can feel like four hours – you’re just mesmerized. And they got up. They went sideways and they stayed all together. And all I could think of – the leg, the thigh going down to the leg – the thigh reminded me of a kangaroo, and the foot, what was odd about it, it had a very long arch and a heel like a human. And then it walked on – they didn’t really look like toes as much as they looked like canine paws. With very long nails sticking out of it. And the reason I saw the nails is when they lifted their foot up, the dew was in the grass and you could see it shining.
Posted by: Nick Redfern on August 9th, 2013
“Paradise is a small town, situated not too far from the sprawling city of Fort Worth, Texas. It’s dominated by isolated homes, thick and somewhat mysterious woods, sprawling fields, numerous cows, and not much more at all. Aside from a killer-werewolf, that is.”
Read: Terror Comes To Texas »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on August 8th, 2013
When morning came, they could finally breathe a sigh of relief. The creatures were gone. Eric called Sean, who came over and helped look for tracks. The tracks they did find were huge, with enormous claws. They showed a creature who could walk on two feet. These creatures had been hunting, stalking. Were they werewolves? To this day, nobody knows.
Read: Werewolves in Maine? »
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