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Well it seems that a perfect stocking stuffer has appeared on the scene.

The Sasqwatch Watch.

Who can resist this fun timepiece?

Sure to start a conversation anywhere.

Read: Sasqwatch Stocking Stuffers »

The complex nature of the Orang Dalam footprint evidence should not be forgotten in the mess that was the “Johor Hominid” drama. Images.

Read: Johor Tracks: Four Years Later »

Mothman’s description is the focus of great debates. Decades later, in new interviews in person and on television, Linda Scarberry has described a head above shoulders, arms in addition to wings, and thin legs. Images.

Read: Mothman, Plus 44 Years »

The bottom of the valley, according to local tradition, was once a marshy swamp, inhabited by the lizard-like monsters. Images.

Read: Hunt For The Buru »

Look at the old 1933 version of King Kong and you will see some Kongamato clones. Images.

Read: King Kong’s playmate: Kongamato »

Is there a record of human beings being abducted by hairy unknown hominids, including by Sasquatch in North America and by relic Neandertals in Europe? Images.

Read: Have Hairy Hominoids Kidnapped Humans? »

The topic will be werewolves and Bigfoot. Image.

Read: Godfrey To Speak At Wisconsin Conference »

It seems soldiers in Iraq have been seeing and killing “spiders” they call “camel spiders.” Images.

Read: Camel Spiders and Other Alleged Giant Spiders »

Of course, technically, the Yeti is a specific name for the unknown hominoids of the Himalayas.

Read: November 11: Siberian Yeti Day »

Some of us felt George Gill was a mythical creature, almost as elusive as the mummy itself, and that he had been a device invented by the likes of writers named Eric Norman, who only existed as a pen name among a forest of paperback pseudonyms. Now here Dr. Gill is again. Image.

Read: Pedro Mountain Mummy and the Mysterious Dr. George Gill »

Former Harrisburg Police Chief Gary Crabtree said in 1999 prior to his retirement the department had received as many as 50 reports of some kind of beast lurking in the area northwest of Harrisburg in his 28 years at the department.

Read: The Tuttle Bottoms Monster of Illinois »

Lee Spiegel of AOL News has written an intelligent and balanced summary of the latest bit of research confirming what some of us have been saying for a couple decades. Images.

Read: AOL News: Chupacabras vs Chupacabra Again »

The common is hardly what it always appears to be. Images, illustrations, and more.

Read: Crypto Name Game: Giants Win World Series »

Lots of folks, secretive celebrities of one kind or another, found their way to the International Cryptozoology Museum this week.

Read: Goo Goo Dolls, Gorightly, Gargoyles, and Grrrr »

May all your treats be cryptic. Image.

Read: Happy Halloween »