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The thought of what she saw gives her the creeps even today, she says. “I believe in them – Bigfoot.”

Read: Alaska: Bigfoot Follows Women at Night »

Did the Mothman really terrorize Point Pleasant, West Virginia?

Read: Meet Mothman »

“…There are more than a few pubs in the UK that have legends attached to them of strange, hairy man-beasts in their very midst…”

Read: Cryptids in the Pub »

Since 2004, bizarre, zombie-like canines have been appearing around the state of Texas. Several of their hairless carcasses have been recovered since that time and there have even been allegations that these creatures drink the blood of small farm animals, (in a fashion very similar to the famous Puerto Rican Chupacabras), though that aspect has not been substantiated.

Read: The Monster Hunter: Search for the Chupacabra »

Coming this summer, to a theater near you…

Read: Bigfoot Roadtrip »

Amazing arachnids in Vietnam…

Read: More on Camel Spiders and Other Alleged Giant Spiders »

Who would be more likely to search for Bigfoot? Darth Vader or Yoda? According to Yakama Elders, Bigfoot research is akin to the dark side of the force.–or as they call it bad medicine.

Read: Today in Bigfoot History | 2006 | Yakama Nation: Bigfoot Research is Bad Medicine »

The dark and mysterious forests of the Ozarks have always been a source of folklore and unexplainable tales. Locals recount their encounters with The Fouke Monster, The Pope Lick Monster, and the Spooklight.

Read: Monsters and Mysteries in America: “Ozarks” Tonight »

A Jackalope walks into a vet’s office in MN..

Stop me if you’ve heard this one already….

Read: Real Life Jackalope! »

Another Bigfoot question: why have such legends not reached Africa? I now know the answer to that one. Africa needs no Bigfoot myths because it already has plenty of the real thing – very large animals with very big feet

Read: Africa Doesn’t Need Bigfoot »

The last time we heard from Dino Dave Woetzel here at Cryptomundo, he’d had an Ogopogo sighting and taken a photo of the alleged creature.

What’s he been up tp lately?

Read: In Search of Living Dinosaurs »

From the untamed forests of the Pacific-Northwest new evidence that the elusive hair beast called SASQUATCH is real! This densely forested region also boasts tales of WOLF SPIRITS in Oregon and LAKE MONSTERS in Montana.

Read: Monsters and Mysteries in America: “Pacific Northwest” Tonight »

“Reports of strange phenomena absolutely abound throughout the English county of Staffordshire – which happens to be where I spent my childhood. But there is one place in Staffordshire that seems to attract a great deal more than its fair share of such activity…”

Read: Creatures of the Castle Ring »

“…Dorset legends tell of Woodwoses inhabiting the woods of Yellowham Hill, which is located near to the town of Dorchester. The creatures had the regular habit of abducting young girls from the nearby villages, many of whom supposedly ended up pregnant during their time spent in the company of the Woodwose…”

Read: A British Baby Bigfoot? »

Archaeologists have a long history of being largely silent on Bigfoot, leaving it to their colleagues in biological anthropology and cultural anthropology to comment on almost anything related to its purported existence. Biological anthropologists, for example, often offer critical perspectives, citing the principles of science, evolutionary theory, the fossil record, and primate behaviour. Cultural anthropologists often comment on Bigfoot-like figures in the belief systems of the Indigenous Peoples of North America.

Read: Archaeology and Bigfoot »