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The holders of this title are in dispute, because the methodology for the surveying of the ethnoknown information from indigenous peoples has been around for a long time. Nevertheless, what do you think? Images.

Read: Cryptozoology’s Fathers »

What does the new Knobby look like? Some of the world’s most famous cartoonists have responded to the challenge. See the results. Original images.

Read: Blond Bigfoot Blooms! »

The details and photos from a recent exploration of west Nepal are in, for this “The Giant Elephant Quest.” Images.

Read: Expedition News: In Search of Raja Gaj »

What about it? Which ones do you like, personally? Images.

Read: What’s Your Favorite “Celebrity Cryptid”? »

When cryptozoology meets music….

Read: Crypto Category-Defying Music »

On the island of Hokkaido, in the cold northern reaches of the Japanese archipelago, the indigenous Ainu people too have their long traditions of an ancient race of dwarf-like people thought to have inhabited the land long before humans arrived.

Read: The Mysterious Little People of Japan »

This could be quite a remarkable book. Image.

Read: Varmints »

Looking to lose yourself on your next vacation? Check out this enjoyable tourist spot. Images and art.

Read: The Bridgewater Triangle »

Due to the slow loading of all the elements of this posting, I’ve broken it into two parts. Video. Images.

Read: Olsen Champ Video: Part Two »

What is the present state of the study of this footage? What do you think it shows? Images. Video.

Read: The Olsen Champ Video: A Year Later »

While the find of even one of these should have gotten as much publicity as if a Bigfoot had been found at a Starbucks in Seattle, the coverage has been underwhelming. Images.

Read: How Many New Monitor Discoveries for 2010? »

Lake Ashi, also known as Lake Hakone and by its Japanese name Ashinoko, is located in the Hakone area of Honshu’s Kanagawa prefecture and is famous for its scenic views of majestic Mt. Fuji. The lake is also known for its aquatic mysteries.

Read: Japanese Giant Fish, Part 4 – Mystery Fish of Lake Ashi »

It is time to utilize the BFCS, the Bigfootage Credibility Scale, with the Patterson-Gimlin “film” being #10, of course. Image.

Read: Greene Blobsquatch Thermal: My Visual Editorial »

Cryptotourism can be promoted various ways.
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Read: When You Aren’t Looking? »

I get lots of emails, and I even still get letters. Who would you guess are in the three major groups I hear from these days? Images.

Read: Remember Letters? »