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I would like to remind everyone that Animal Planet is in the entertainment business, not in the finding Bigfoot business, regardless of the name of the series.

They care about ratings, which determine how much they get to charge their advertisers.

They care about having as many people as possible tuning in and watching the program.

Read: Animal Planet’s Finding Bigfoot: Research or Entertainment? »

A breaking AOL News story, a face photo and a footprint photo make for interesting twists and turns in this developing story. Images.

Read: Sasquatch Face Print Exclusive! »

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Writes the promoter of this one: “No, it’s not a Bigfoot in a Freezer and we are not affiliated with those guys.” Image.

Read: Oh, No! “Most Convincing Evidence of Bigfoot” News Conference Scheduled »

The series hunters are shown having a freakout in the forest over the proper Sasquatch hunting techniques. Send in your review of the latest in the series, this time about an exclusion into the North Carolina Uhwarrie National forest. Images.

Read: What Do You Think Of Finding Bigfoot: “Caught on Tape” »

I have the patience to wait for the right, organized people. Images.

Read: Join The Cryptozoology Museum Docents »

The people of Jones’ ranch were aroused by the creatures long-drawn howl, which was likened to a shrill fog-whistle.

Read: The Wahhoo »

I wonder if wood knocking is what is actually being heard when people discuss Bigfoot communicating.

I have always had doubt that beating on a tree with a stick is the source of the sound.

Does Bigfoot always carry around his “thumping stick” with him.

I think that there are more likely explanations for the source of these sounds that are heard in the woods.

Read: Bigfoot Wood Knocking? Or… »

The incident involved Bob Titmus in the Bluff Creek area. Images.

Read: Bigfoot Wood Knocking: 1959 »

It is the last meaning of “gaff” that is used for items that are made to fool people studying cryptozoology. Images.

Read: Gaff vs Gaffe »

This concerns the reports of an unknown 7-foot-long predatory “varmint” from the Brushy Mountains.

Read: Varmint: 1944 »

Adam Davies offers his Top Ten Tips for a successful Extreme Expedition.

Read: In The Field? Be Prepared! »

I posted Nick’s article from his Lair of the Beasts column earlier today here on Cryptomundo.

Loren responded with his post Cryptids Are Not Totally Elusive, Actually.

Nick further expounds on his theory here exclusively on Cryptomundo.

Read: Nick Redfern Further Expounds on Monsters and Proof »

The era of frustration has set in, and the supernatural myth-making will occur, now and then.

Read: Cryptids Are Not Totally Elusive, Actually »

Cliff talks about the thermal footage featured in last night’s “Swamp Ape” episode and what was actually filmed, as well as the wood knocks heard on the two episodes shown to date.

Read: Finding Bigfoot’s Cliff Barackman on Wood Knocks and Thermal Footage »