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The Honshu wolf was not the only type of wolf endemic to Japan. In the cold northern wilderness of Hokkaido there lurked another, much larger variety of Japanese wolf. The final installment of my Japanese wolf series.

Read: Japanese Wolves Part 3: The Hokkaido Wolf »

The last Honshu wolf is commonly thought to have been killed in 1905. Did it survive past that date, or even into the present? Part 2 of my Japanese wolf series.

Read: Japanese Wolves Part 2: Yamainu »

I am re-publishing a series I did here awhile back for the enjoyment of both new Cryptomundo readers and old alike. Here’s Part 1, with the next two to follow in the coming days.

Read: Japanese Wolves Part 1: The Honshu Wolf »

The scientists also found genetically very similar specimens in the highlands of Ethiopia. Image.

Read: Walk Like An Egyptian: Jackal Is A Wolf »

Needless to say, the area is most well-known, cryptozoologically, for the accounts of the Flathead Lake Monsters.

Read: Flathead Police Blotter: Creature Sightings »

Megafauna mysteries come in many packages. Many images.

Read: Dire Wolves, Shunka Warak’ins, and Waheelas »

Nick Redfern, blogger at our sister site UFOMystic, will be speaking about Monsters of Texas, also the title of his latest book, Saturday, October 9 from 7 to 9 PM in Richardson, TX.

Read: Nick Redfern Presents Monsters of Texas »

Woman claims chupacabra attacked her DALLAS — A woman near Dallas is now a believer in the chupacabra. The woman believes she was attacked by one and is undergoing rabies shots because of it. The attack happened Saturday in Jack County, northwest of the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Staysha Henderson was at her grandmothers house. Henderson […]

Read: Chupacabra Attack! »

“There is absolutely nothing complex, nothing unexplainable, nothing mysterious about them, What is mysterious is that the media keeps writing about them.” Image. Video.

Read: Media Goes Chupagaga »

Who would have thought that cryptozoological bibliographical researcher Chad Arment would produce a bigger book on the cryptid carnivores of North America than he’d written on his beloved snakes? Images.

Read: Varmints: Rich Resource! »

This could be quite a remarkable book. Image.

Read: Varmints »

It is a rather good discussion, if I say so myself. Image.

Read: Cryptids of DownEast »

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

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

There are animal spirits sometimes confused with the Puca. Let’s look at one, which is also an Irish cryptid, on St. Patrick’s Day. Images.

Read: The Dobharchu »

“The area has had other historical Bigfoot sightings…as well as sightings of animals described as black panthers and cougars,” wrote the Lewiston Sun Journal reporter. Images.

Read: Maine Media Discusses Leeds Loki »