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Daniel Perez, veteran Bigfooter and editor and publisher of the Bigfoot Times newsletter, has given permission to share his review of Abominable Science.

Read: Bigfoot Times Reviews Abominable Science »

A couple of sightings have been reported this week from Cameron Lake. One had a video attached to it.

Watch the video here at Cryptomundo.

Read: Cameron Lake Monster Sightings »

People tend to think that Ogopogo is and was a single creature. That is not the case. In the 1950s Don Nourse and others observed no less than five juveniles. Paul Demara’s 1991 footage shows between 5 and 7 of them despite what some skeptics think. So that being said, they obviously come in varying sizes during their development.

Read: John Kirk on Ogopogo »

John’s thoughts on the validity of photo and video evidence on three lake monster sightings in recent days.

Read: John Kirk on the Latest Lake Monster Sightings »

“The first thing to note is the orientation of the object, it runs from right to left but general boat traffic would move between top and bottom.”

Read: The New Nessie Footage »

David Elder, 50, takes mysterious picture while photographing a swan
Insists the image must show ‘a solid black object under the water’
New photo will fuel theories about the existence of the Loch Ness Monster

Read: New Video Proof of Nessie? »

Listen to the program archive here at Cryptomundo.

Read: Archive: Search for Hidden Beasts With John Kirk »

I suppose it’s time I make the news public. I signed a contract last week with the Discovery Channel, licensing them the broadcast rights to CRYPTOTRIP!!!

Starting this spring (and for the next three years), they’ll be airing it on their channel “Destination America”. For all of you who donated, encouraged, contributed, or were just interested – thank you, thank you, thank you.Christopher Maloney

Read: Cryptotrip: Coming to a Destination (America) Near You Soon »

Scotland’s second most famous monster makes a comeback after more than two decades without even the hint of a recorded sighting…

Read: Morag of Loch Morar Makes a Comeback »

“Now and again I’m asked what my favorite monster-movie is. In conversation, people often assume it’s something like the original version of King Kong, or perhaps Godzilla, or, maybe, The Creature from the Black Lagoon…”

Read: Sherlock at the Loch »

In addition to Ogopogo, John and I discuss Nessie, Caddy, the Naden Harbor Carcass, Sea Serpents and China’s Yeren, as well as his recent expedition to the Congo to search for Mokele-Mbembe… which yielded some remarkable results. Join us for some fascinating conversation!

Tune in tonight @ 10pm EST/9pm CST for the new episode of my cryptozoology podcast.

Read: Reminder: Search for Hidden Beasts With John Kirk Tonight »

“Back in 1986, veteran Loch Ness monster researcher Tim Dinsdale (1924-1987) had corresponded with me in relation to a very different but equally intriguing water monster that formed the basis of my first major cryptozoological investigation – Gambo, the Gambian sea serpent…”

Read: Nessie: An Unknown Encounter »

In addition to Ogopogo, John and I discuss Nessie, Caddy, the Naden Harbor Carcass, Sea Serpents and China’s Yeren, as well as his recent expedition to the Congo to search for Mokele-Mbembe… which yielded some remarkable results. Join us for some fascinating conversation!

Read: Search for Hidden Beasts With John Kirk »

“I love to hear from people who have stories to tell of things they have experienced on Loch Ness. These are tales that have not reached the normal public channels and may well have lain dormant forever unless blogs like this picked up on them…”

Read: Nessie: Photos and Witnesses »

“Imagine, if you dare, a real-life equivalent of H.P. Lovecraft’s most famous and legendary creation: the great Cthulhu. In the dark and disturbing pages of The Call of Cthulhu, Lovecraft gave a hideous description of the ominous nightmare…”

Read: Lovecraft’s Legendary Monster »