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Cryptomundian billrrrr shares his story of a strange creature sighting in the Bridgewater Triangle.

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From deep inside the North Carolina Uhwarrie National forest comes one of the most convincing pieces of Bigfoot footage from the past 40 years. The team of BFRO investigators use decades worth of experiences to determine if this footage is the real deal.

Read: Finding Bigfoot: Preview of “Caught on Tape” »

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

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This soon to be released film was talked about here on Cryptomundo several times last year.

Not a Remake

Boggy Creek Trailer

Behind the Scenes Photos

Apparently, it now has an official release date.

Read: Thrilling Return to “Boggy Creek”? »

The base ice cream is a brown sugar and butter flavor. But it is what they put in it that makes it special. Image.

Read: Does It Come With Momo Sauce On Top? »

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 »

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

Read: In The Field? Be Prepared! »

Hôtel des Ventes will sell the fur of an extremely rare specimen known as the Tibetan blue bear (Ursus arctos pruinosus) which many cryptozoologists and conservationists have
concluded is the most likely candidate in identifying one form of the Yeti. Images.

Read: “Yeti Skin” Auction »

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 »

The June 5th first screening is open for discussion now. What did you think? Images.

Read: What Did You Think Of Finding Bigfoot: “Swamp Ape”? »

The Altamaha-ha, known more casually as “Altie,” defies scientific explanation. Even before European settlement, the Tama tribes people told stories of a giant, snake-like river animal that hissed and bellowed. Over the past century, fishermen, lumberjacks and boy scouts have reported sightings of a creature in the tributaries and marshes of the Altamaha River, which feeds one of the largest river basins on the Atlantic Coast. The eyewitness consensus holds that the Altamaha-ha has a dark, smooth hide, apart from the tire-tread-like ridges on its back, as well as a narrow neck, prominent snout and flat, porpoise-like tail.

Read: Stalking Altie: Does Georgia have its own Loch Ness Monster? »

Finding Bigfoot: Bigfoot’s Handprint?
“Swamp Ape” Premieres Sunday, June 5th 10 PM CST

The team meets a woman who claims Bigfoot opened up her back door. Amateur video shows a greasy smear mark that she claims is Bigfoot’s handprint. Is she right?

Read: Finding Bigfoot: More Preview Videos »

On Sunday, June 5, 2011, the programmers at Animal Planet (AP) have slanted a collection of episodes of cryptid-related shows to lead up to the evening screening of “Finding Bigfoot: Swamp Ape.”

Read: Animal Planet’s Buildup To Finding Bigfoot: “Swamp Ape” »

Tales abound in every corner of the world telling of creatures that are rumored to feed on human flesh, drag swimmers to their deaths, or swoop down from the sky to take us off in their clutches.

On their face, these stories appear to be the very definition of urban legend — except for the eyewitness accounts, victim testimony, or visual evidence that appear to prove the contrary. Are they myths? Or could these monsters be real?

Read: Man v. Monster: Nat Geo Wild »

Video here… Check it out.

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