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There’s really no way to easily sum up what happened to the residents of Point Pleasant, West Virginia starting in 1966 and ending about a year later with over forty of them dead. This lengthy film (the main feature alone is over two hours and the extras are long enough to make sure your evening is utilized to the fullest extent) looks at all the various theories, though, and it does a spectacular job.

Read: Eyes of the Mothman Review »

Today is El Cinco De Mayo (“The Fifth of May” in Spanish). A good excuse to celebrate Chupacabras and Jennifer Lopez. Images.

Read: El Chupacabras De Mayo »

…a four-person team from the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, which exists, as they search for the Sasquatch in forests across the country where sightings have been reported: North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Washington, Oregon, and Alaska.

Read: Animal Planet Finds Bigfoot June 5th »

One of our artifacts of the Merbeing kind is in a new display case, so patrons may get closer to it. Images.

Read: ICM’s FeeJee Mermaids »

Henry Bauer has something in common with me, and most probably with you — he’s never seen the Loch Ness Monster.

In his case, however, it isn’t from lack of trying. The Virginia Tech science professor emeritus has made a number of trips to Scotland hoping to catch a glimpse of the world’s most elusive aquatic beast, only to be disappointed. But not disheartened.

Read: Henry Bauer: In Search of Nessie »

Here is a clear definition of the word aligned with the specimens under study in cryptozoology. Image.

Read: Cryptid vs Cryptoid »

A 55 feet long fish has been found in the seashore of Guangdong, China.

According to a local newspaper, the big fish weighs at least 10,000 pounds.

Photo.

Read: New Chinese Globster? »

Attenborough continues to be interested in cryptozoology. Video.

Read: David Attenborough’s Monsters »

Without doubt, one of the strangest aspects of cryptozoology, is it’s tie-in with the Crop Circle mystery. Although it’s a little-known aspect of both phenomena, more than a few accounts exist of strange creatures seen in and around Crop Circles.

Read: Crop Circle Creatures »

Although accounts of an aquatic beast living in Scotland’s Loch Ness date back 1,500 years, the modern legend of the Loch Ness Monster is born when a sighting makes local news on May 2, 1933.

Read: Loch Ness Monster: May 2, 1933 »

A new Wunderkammer or Cabinet of Curiosities opens in Arcata, CA.

Read: Circus Emporium Opens Sunday, May 1 in Arcata, CA »

The sighting of a large, cat-like beast stopped Tain sisters Lisa and Alana Sydenham in their tracks as they were out driving near Embo on Wednesday night.

Read: Big Black Cat Caught on Camera in UK »

Have you ever wondered as to the difference? Images.

Read: Almas vs Almasty »

Comcast SportsNet Northwest covers Bigfoot. While it’s best known for broadcasts of Trail Blazers and University of Oregon Ducks games, Comcast SportsNet Northwest, also has a local reality show called Adrenaline Hunter. Host Bethy Rossos hangs out with BFRO investigators in search of Bigfoot.

Read: Adrenaline Hunter Searches for Bigfoot »

There is an acknowledgement that today is the anniversary of the infamous nuclear disaster. But one important fact needs to be repeated. No weird winged wonder was seen before the accident, however. Images.

Read: Yes, Chernobyl’s 25th Anniversary But No Mothman Was Seen »