Posted by: Craig Woolheater on February 2nd, 2016
The X-Files cast and crew open the case files and tease the frightening mystery behind the “Were-Monster.”
Read: The X-Files | Case Files: “Mulder and Scully Meet The Were-Monster” »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on February 1st, 2016
Mulder & Scully are in search of a “man-size horn lizard with human teeth.”
Guest starring cryptid enthusiast Rhys Darby of The Cryptid Factor.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on February 1st, 2016
Witnesses claim a strange creature was responsible for killing a person in the woods; Mulder confronts some of his own demons.
Posted by: Ken Gerhard on January 19th, 2016
40 years ago last Saturday – Two sisters named Libby and Deany Ford were at a pond several miles northeast of Brownsville, Texas when they claim they saw Big Bird.
Read: 40 Years Ago: Texas Pteranodon »
Posted by: Ken Gerhard on January 16th, 2016
40th Anniversary of the scariest documented encounter with Texas’ Big Bird! It occurred just north of Raymondville in Willacy County.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on November 4th, 2015
On this incredible journey we reveal that Loch Ness was once part of America, giant dinosaurs, suspiciously similar to the fabled monster once roamed the area, and that the entire region was engulfed by huge volcanic eruptions as Scotland was ripped from its birth place on the American continent. Could the mythical Loch Ness monster be a descendant of the dinosaurs, somehow surviving in the murky waters of the loch?
Posted by: Chester Moore on November 4th, 2015
Austin Stevens with a rare tzabcan rattlesnake in Yucatan, Mexico.[/caption]
Last week I communicated back and forth with Austin Stevens, renown wildlife television host and author of Austin Stevens Snakemaster: Wildlife Adventures with the World’s Most Dangerous Reptiles.
In the dialogue for an upcoming magazine feature came information on what is likely the world’s rarest snake.
Posted by: Karl Shuker on September 16th, 2015
On 8 August 2015, the city of Lepel in Belarus’s Vitebsk Province hosted an international festival of mythology entitled ‘On a Visit to Lepel Tsmok’ . Among the varied array of subjects featured in this festival’s talks and presentations was Lepel’s very own legendary monster, one that was once virtually unknown to the outside world. Thanks to a wonderful statue here, however, all that is now changing, rapidly.
Read: The Tsmok Statue at Lake Lepel, Belarus – Aquatic Dragon, Flippered Water-Deer, or Long-Necked Seal? »
Posted by: Karl Shuker on September 13th, 2015
I’m delighted to announce that my latest book, A Manifestation of Monsters: Examining the (Un)Usual Subjects, is now in print, published by Anomalist Books. It contains a superb foreword by my good friend and fellow cryptozoologist Ken Gerhard, and its front cover is sumptuously illustrated with a truly spectacular cryptozoological painting by hugely-talented artist Michael J. Smith that directly inspired me to write this book.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on September 10th, 2015
Special effects or the return of a Pterosaur? Amateur footage appears to capture extinct reptile flying over Idaho
Read: Commentary: Pterosaur Captured in Flight Over Boise? »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on September 8th, 2015
Special effects or the return of a Pterosaur? Amateur footage appears to capture extinct reptile flying over Idaho
Posted by: Nick Redfern on July 23rd, 2015
Is it feasible that the subtropical rainforests of Australia are home to gigantic, marauding lizards of twenty to thirty feet in length? Could such Jurassic Park-like beasts really remain hidden, undetected, and free to rampage around in near-unstoppable fashion? Just maybe, the answer is “yes.”
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on July 21st, 2015
Hawaii is, well, it’s Hawaii. A series of islands in the Central Pacific with more gorgeous beaches, cliffs, waterfalls, volcanoes, and girls in bikinis than it knows what to do with. Apart from its geography, and lush tropical vegetation, Hawaii is famous for its love of Spam, the late singer Don Ho, the lei, and the luau. Europeans discovered the islands on 18 January 1778 when English explorer Captain James Cook landed on one of the sandy beaches. Cook was killed by islanders on Valentine’s Day the next year for being a jerk (attempting to kidnap the king will get you that short-lived reputation). Shark attacks occur on Hawaiian shores, although in 2014, only three out of eight million visitors were attacked by a shark. Hawaiians have more to fear by Axis deer wandering into the roadway than being bitten by a shark. Although Hawaii is the one state in the Union that has no reports of Bigfoot, there are still plenty of creepy, crawly monsters to go around.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on July 19th, 2015
From terrorist hunter to monster hunter! Jack Rastun was a decorated U.S. Army Ranger, until an unfortunate incident forced him out of the service. He is soon hired by the Foundation for Undocumented Biological Investigation and given a new mission, to search for cryptids, creatures whose existence has not been proven by mainstream science. Teaming up with the daring and beautiful wildlife photographer Karen Thatcher, they must stop a sea monster’s deadly rampage along the Jersey Shore.
Read: Sea Raptor »
Posted by: Karl Shuker on July 19th, 2015
After extensive research, I finally wrote my long-planned second dragons book – entitled Dragons in Zoology, Cryptozoology, and Culture – and saw it published in 2013 by Coachwhip Publications of Greenville, Ohio. It constitutes one of the most comprehensive dragon-themed factual books ever published, is sumptuously illustrated throughout in full colour, and very recently I was delighted to see not one but two positive, encouraging reviews of it.
Read: Reviewing Dragons in Zoology, Cryptozoology, and Culture »
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