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Amazing art sometimes combines with amazing creatures. Images.

Read: Cryptocephalerotica »

Did they ever find out what the Varmint was? Could it have been one of those frequently-reported melanistic mystery cats?

Read: Varmint of Turkey Hollow »

Name the beast! Mystery image.

Read: Name The Mystery Cryptid »

Today’s 5:00 pm free talk in the Student Center at the University of Maine at Augusta will revisit the topic of the “Maine Mutant” and other local and global adventures. Images.

Read: Maine Mutant Revisited »

Read: Giants, Cannibals & Monsters for Christmas »

Something is in the wind for December 12-19, but how does one prepare when you know a disaster might be coming?

Read: Blogs, Banshees and December 12th! »

Where did they come from and why are they found in Japan? Taller than average Japanese, the Ainu typically have a long skull, light complexion, heavy facial hair, and Caucasian features. Today’s guest blogger is Brent Swancer. Images.

Read: The Mysterious Ainu »

The “Japanese Bigfoot” is commonly referred to as the Hibagon, said to lurk in the forests of Mt. Hiba in Northern Hiroshima, from which it gains its namesake, as well as its surrounding areas. Many images.

Read: Japan’s Yeti: Hibagon »

What’s a Bigfoot in Quebec called? Are there super-rats in New Hampshire? Who are the Millrats Dancers? What does this have to do with cryptozoology? Images.

Read: New Cryptids: Montreal Sasquatch and Manchester Millrats »

What are in those valleys and hills in this state? Hominoids, humans, heifers, and horses? Images.

Read: Fluffy and Snippy in Colorado »

The animal was described as four-feet tall with a chest covered in brown hair.

Read: Ape of Albertson »

Some bad things only turn out more badly. The saga continues. Images.

Read: Bigfoot Body Redux: $250K Bid Was Hoax »

Brent Swancer has sent along another guest blog contribution that enhances and extends the information in his first Tsuchinoko posting.

Read: Tsuchinoko, Part Two »

During the latter 18th and early 19th centuries, European settlers in Vermont heard tales of “Slippry Skin,” an extraordinarily large bear that always walked on two legs. It is one of scores of stories shared by the Bartholomew brothers, famed Bigfoot researchers.

Read: Bigfoot: Man, Myth or Monster? »

Are there current reports of a large, unknown hairy mammal haunting mysterious cities of gold in the American Southwest? Are the sightings connected to records of this beast from the 15th century? Images.

Read: In Search Of The Cibola »