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Here’s my Halloween treat for all of you. Image.

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Guest blogger gives a rapid overview of the Pine Tree State’s mystery animals.

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“It appears the mounties are in for a lot of work, if their reputation is to remain unblemished.” Images.

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Sasquatch, Bigfoot or the Yowie?

Tim The Yowie Man calls sasquatch in last place at the Vancouver Winter Olympics.

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I put together this theory quite a few years ago. It came about in an instance when I came across the statistics that stated that you were more likely to die by being struck by lightning than you were by being attacked by a shark.

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What an intriguing discovery.

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“The body was about as large as an ordinary stovepipe.”

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The eyewitness described the snake as about twenty-five feet long and over a foot thick.

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Gary Campbell, President, Official Loch Ness Monster Fan Club, contributes his overview of last year’s highlights at Loch Ness, with some additional notes and images from Loren Coleman. Images.

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When it comes down to it, what did these people really see?

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The light yellowish creature was reportedly about 35 feet long.

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“The men describe the skin as presenting a shaggy appearance, not unlike a buffalo robe, and of a reddish brown color,” reported the correspondent. Images.

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I share this dispatch (completely unedited) and photos here as a cautionary tale. Images. Video.

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Then it thrusts its head high above the surface of the lake.

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The animal, which appeared to be as
much at home in the water as on land, crawled about in the muddy, shallow
waters near shore, browsing in the mud and snapping its huge jaws at passing
fish.

Read: BC Lake Monster Like “A Hippo” »