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In Part II, Brent Swancer looks deeper into the mystery of the Japanese link to FeeJee Mermaids. Images.

Read: Japanese FeeJee Mermaids, Part II »

In a part one of a two-part guest blog by Brent Swancer, he tells us about the ningyo, The Story of Japanese Mermaids. Images.

Read: Japanese FeeJee Mermaids – Part I »

A good overview of the International Cryptozoology Museum (located at the back of the Green Hand Bookshop) was posted today on the Featured Stories page of the Maine Office of Tourism website. The ICM appreciates, acknowledges, and gives full credit to the Maine Office of Tourism for seeking us out, obtaining the museum information and […]

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Photographic proof does exist. Image.

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Dona Kaye Reed was known by many guests to past Jefferson, Texas, Bigfoot conferences as a kind and friendly host. She will be missed. Image.

Read: Craig’s Mom »

Tourné au Népal, ce documentaire enquête sur le mythe, les légendes et les témoignages des sherpas sur le yéti. In French. Image.

Read: La Mémoire Du Yéti »

Normandy is not just a location famed for its role in the D-Day invasion of Europe in World War II. It now is also associated with a new cryptid report. Photographic evidence of the creature has been obtained. Images.

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University of Southern Maine student Aubin Thomas’ first feature newspaper article of her career is most appreciated. Thanks to all for the Ricetta’s benefit too. Images.

Read: The First Of Its Kind: Aubin Thomas »

What was the “something” in the trees? Image.

Read: Mystery Cryptid Pic From Tampa »

Bigfoot-type creatures may be located near Caddo Lake dow the road from Shreveport, but do media people in England know where that is? Image.

Read: Bigfoot Near Shreveport, Mississippi? »

Here’s how to find your way. Two maps. Image.

Read: ICM Maps »

The special guests for today include folks from Texas, Ohio, and New England. Images.

Read: At The Museum Today: Craig & Friends »

Then it thrusts its head high above the surface of the lake.

Read: Champ, 1929 »

“It might be nice to live in a world where scientists didn’t scoff at the idea of furred fish and minotaurs – and where an upstanding Sasquatch can come into town for a cup of coffee without being hassled, photographed or tranquilized,” said the reporter. Images.

Read: FeeJee Mermaid On Display »

On this date, an important cryptozoological milestone occurred. Image.

Read: Nov. 12th: First Photo of Nessie »