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“Well, it’s time for me to get on my Bigfoot soapbox again. Or, in other words, get the collective blood-pressure of the ‘flesh and blood’ brigade soaring through the roof.”

Read: Forbidden Bigfoot: Reviewed »

What appears to a hoof print that I found just below San Antonio’s ‘Donkey Lady’ Bridge.

Read: Donkey Lady Hoofprint? »

“…I have done more than a few investigations into reports of so-called ‘Goatmen’ across the United States…”

Read: Goatman: Flesh or Folklore? »

“It is a large, humanoid, flying monster with glowing red eyes and huge, powerful wings. It strikes fear into the very heart of all those that encounter it.”

Read: The Eerie Owlman… »

“From the possibility of having psychic powers to why it’s so hard to find, Bigfoot goes beyond the myth to the reality of this amazing ape-man.”

Read: Riggs, Burnette, Bigfoot »

Over the past few years, I had written many magazine articles and had also blogged on my ShukerNature blog about a wide range of particularly unusual or little-known mystery and controversial animals, and had subsequently obtained further information concerning many of these. So I decided to update a selection of the most interesting and entertaining of these articles as chapters for an entire book, and thus Mirabilis was born.

Read: Dr. Karl P.N. Shuker on “Mirabilis A Carnival of Cryptozoology and Unnatural History” »

“Mysterious footprints. Eerie screams. For centuries, if not longer, stunned witnesses have reported face-to-face encounters with the bizarre beasts responsible for mystifying us with the tantalizing evidence they leave behind…”

Read: Forbidden Bigfoot »

“For my first article of this week, I thought I would do something a bit different: namely a review of a lecture I attended just this past weekend. It was given by good friend and fellow seeker of strange creatures, Ken Gerhard…”

Read: The Dark Side of Flying Humanoids »

“It’s a little known fact, however, that the Chupacabras is not the only weird beast rumored to haunt the island of Puerto Rico…”

Read: Bigfoot in Puerto Rico? »

Seven years after she vanished without a trace, a female anthropologist emerged from a mysterious cave where authorities believe she may have been held hostage by real-life elves!

Read: Anthropologist Held Hostage By Elves For 7 Years »

“If there is one thing that can be said with a high degree of accuracy when it comes to the matter of Cryptozoology, it’s that certain types of unknown creature are seen time and again, regardless of location…”

Read: A Monstrous Reboot… »

“The Wampus Cat has the distinction of being one of the most feared monsters in the folklore of the South…”

Read: Beware of the Wampus Cat »

“Woolpit is an ancient English village situated between the Suffolk towns of Bury St. Edmunds and Stowmarket. And it’s a village with a very strange story attached to it…”

Read: The Feral Children of Woolpit »

“Wisconsin author Linda S. Godfrey didn’t set out to become a leading expert in the manwolf’ phenomenon, she just kind of fell into one cold winter in 1991…”

Read: The Werewolf Chronicler »

Art Bell, the radio icon that joined the SiriusXM line-up on September 16th is leaving the air after just a month and a half. While passionate satellite radio fans may not want to hear it, his reasons for leaving boiled down to three main things:

– SiriusXM’s web player is notoriously unreliable, causing a loss of subscribers and a degraded listening experience for those who remain listening online.

– For a “caller driven” show, the caller pool for art’s show is just too small.

– International listeners have no legitimate way to hear the show.

Read: Art Bell Leaves SiriusXM »