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Craig Woolheater entered the world exactly 30 years after John A. Keel. But it didn’t stop there.

Read: Craig, Keel, and Cosmic Coincidences: Beyond Birthdays »

Bryan Sykes’ team was in error matching “Yeti” hair samples with a Pleistocene polar bear DNA. It was modern polar bear, instead.

Read: Sykes Team Error: Yeti DNA Matches Modern Polar Bear »

The International Cryptozoology Museum (founded in 2003) is proud to announce the launch of another peer-reviewed journal of cryptozoology. The International Cryptozoology Museum Journal will initially appear in April of 2015.

Read: Announcing The International Cryptozoology Museum Journal »

Peter Matthiessen, best known for his thoughtful, spiritual books such as The Snow Leopard and At Play in the Fields of the Lord, died Saturday, April 5, 2014, of leukemia, at a Long Island hospital near his home. He was 86.

Read: Peter Matthiessen, Yeti & Sasquatch Researcher, Dies »

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Craig Woolheater entered the world exactly 30 years after John A. Keel. But it didn’t stop there.

Read: Craig, Keel, and Cosmic Coincidences: Beyond Birthdays »

Happy Holidays everyone! Cryptozoo News / Loren Coleman has posted his list of Top Ten Cryptozoology Books of the Year. I’m honored to have landed the #1 spot with my new book Lizard Man. I must thank Anomalist Books for their commitment to publish excellent cryptozoology titles, including Karl Shuker’s Mirabilis which was chosen as #4. Congratulations to my other colleagues and fellow Cryptomundo contributors that also made the list. 2013 was a year of great books, all deserving of praise. Here’s a few of the highlights…

Read: Top Cryptozoology Books of 2013 »

It’s back! The 1960s sideshow attraction known as the “Minnesota Icemen” has resurfaced and taken up residence at the Museum of the Weird in Austin, Texas. The infamous gaff recently turned up on ebay with an asking price of $20,000. It was promptly sold to an undisclosed buyer, which turned out to be my friend Steve Busti, owner of the Museum of the Weird.

Details of the purchase remained under wraps until Tuesday night when the Minnesota Iceman was featured on the A&E network show, Shipping Wars. In order to transport the Iceman from Minnesota to Austin, Steve worked out a deal with the network. As part of the show, Steve and the driver Jennifer, stopped off in Fouke, Arkansas where they met up with myself and fellow cryptid researchers, Ken Gerhard, Chris Buntenbah, and John Attaway. We then took Steve and Jennifer into the woods near Boggy Creek for an evening of “bigfoot hunting.” The next day they continued the trip until finally reaching Austin.

Read: Transporting the Minnesota Iceman »

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It is a go.

Read: A New Beginning: Loren Coleman’s Cryptozoo News Blog »

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What do you think? Blogging can be stressful.

Read: Time For Transformation, Transition, and Transmutation: Loren To Change His Blogging Presence At Cryptomundo »

Reportedly, “it is still alive.” But is it true?

Read: How Rumors Begin? “Bigfoot Captured in Ohio” NOT! »

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Read: New Haven Cryptozoology Article: The Rest of the Story »

Become a #Museum #Hero.

Read: Why Toys? Help The International Cryptozoology Museum Preserve Cryptozoology’s Cultural History »

“One can’t be of an enquiring and experimental nature, and still be very sensible.” – Charles Fort, Wild Talents (1932).

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#LorenColeman in CT.

Read: Only A Few Public Tickets Left For New Haven Cryptozoology Talk of January 15th »