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The countdown is on until the new Star Trek opens on May 7th in sneak previews or May 8th everywhere. Here’s a look at old favorite cryptid-related Trekker memories. Images.

Read: Star Trek & Cryptids »

Well-known debunker Michael R. Dennett, 59, died on Saturday, May 2, 2009. Images.

Read: Bigfoot Skeptic Dies »

How do sparingly-clothed Sasquatch sightings and the tales of the Headless Valley overlap? Image.

Read: Random Reports of Bigfoot Wearing Clothes »

Maybe someone should have thought more clearly about the name used for this near-pandemic panic. Certainly, a short survey of what quick association comes to folks’ mind has hinted at a willing candidate. A unique image.

Read: The Chupacabras Flu »

Phyllis Mancz of Ohio has sent in a scan of another postcard that might be viewed by some as another mystery fish photograph. Or others might assume it is a funny hoax item, one seen in tourist-laden places like Florida almost a century ago, available to send back home to Aunt Dorothy with a minute-tall-tale […]

Read: Another Mystery Fish Postcard? »

The attacks of the giant monkey lead to a major media event, which swept from India throughout the entire English-speaking world. Images.

Read: Remembering The Monkey Man »

The tale of a small, apelike, young Sasquatch said to have been captured alive in the late 1800s, is a piece of folklore that refuses to die. Images.

Read: The Story of Jacko »

The doctor’s credible appearance added greatly to the serious investigations. Images.

Read: Instant Celebrity Occupation: Bigfoot’s Podiatrist »

What does this earlier photograph have to do with the recent one? Images.

Read: The Quaintness of Qatar Creatures »

Why was what happened in 1918 called “Spanish flu” if the first outbreak discovered was in Kansas?

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It seems some people have missed the whole point of exposing hoaxes and would rather complain or attempt to kill the messengers. Images.

Read: Cryptomundians Identified The Toy, Folks »

Decatur has a cryptozoological and Forteana mystic about it that creates all kinds of mojo. A new article in Arkansas updates recent Bigfoot sightings there.

Read: Decatur’s Bigfoot and Kin »

For cryptozoologists, unique smaller species can be as exciting as the big name lions, tigers, and bears, so often identified as “zoo animals.” Images.

Read: Bronx Zoo Says Bye-Bye to Non-Celebs »

Here are some blobsquatch pix of what awaits us.

Read: See Ya At Mount Washington »

Have you visited here? Images.

Read: Name The Location »