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Preserving the past…

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Cultural practices including beliefs in mythical beasts and animals that dance have helped maintain forests in the West African country of the Gambia and Malaysian Borneo, said a researcher from Oxford University speaking at the annual meeting of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation in Bonito, Brazil.

Ashley Massey looked at the relationship between forest cover and the perceived existence of a dinosaur-like creature known as the “Ninki-nanka” in the Gambia and dancing animals known as “Kopizo” in the Malaysian state of Sabah. In both cases, locals believed that encountering mythological animals in the forest would result in death, leading them to avoid areas where they are believed to reside.

Read: Cryptids = Conservation? »

Glasgow Boy is back…

Read: Exhibiting a Monster »

What could this have been?

Read: Mystery Creature Attack »

Blogging Nessie…

Read: Loch Ness Latest »

A monster-sized book…

Read: Lake and Sea Monsters »

Monster, folklore, hoax…?

Read: The Loch Watten Controversy »

#Cryptozoology #Television
Catch it today…and in reruns.

Read: Weird Travels: Lake Monsters in the Afternoon »

Flesh and blood vs spectral…

Read: Ghostly Cryptids »

Opening the Archives…

Read: The Creature Files »

When Nessie leaves the water…

Read: Nessie: Land Evidence »

#LakeChamplain #Monster #Champ
Did you attend the first (and only?) conference on this lake cryptid?

Read: Were You At Champ’s Woodstock? »

A mystery of the deep…

Read: The Loch Duich Thing »

From river monsters to a lake monster…?

Read: Wading into the Waters of Lake Champlain »

Canada, cryptids and a big black dog…

Read: Newfoundland Nightmares »