Posted by: Loren Coleman on November 4th, 2007
Darren Naish, born in 1975, is a vertebrate palaeontologist and science writer, presently based at the University of Portsmouth where he works on theropod dinosaurs, particularly those from the Wealden Group rocks of Early Cretaceous England. Also, it must be noted for our purposes, that parttime cryptozoologist Darren Naish collects toys. Lots of toy animals. […]
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Posted by: Loren Coleman on November 1st, 2007
The following is up and active on the Yahoo home page. Click on the direct link below noted at their “Cryptomundo” title for all of the hyperlinks Yahoo has added to the exchange. This is a direct copy of their interview, which they have given me permission to post. I added a few familiar Cryptomundo […]
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Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 29th, 2007
Did you know that this strange bipedal behavior of a standing red panda has been all the rage in Japan? Here’s a fun video on a diversity of the following noted Fortean and cryptozoological topics, which ends with a suggested solution to the Standing Panda’s appearance. 🙂 Mothman; Chupacabras; Bigfoot (with a ghost face in […]
Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 25th, 2007
During the year, the crew from this show came to Maine, Texas, and a lot of other places across North America. Don’t be surprised if you see some familiar faces in this series, including people you know in the first mini-documentary ever about an all-women Bigfoot expedition. Monsterquest, which debuts this fall, will take a […]
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Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 21st, 2007
Juan Antonio Cebrián, on the left. I heard the news today, oh boy.— The Beatles One of Spain’s most famous radio commentators and program hosts in the realm of the unexplained has passed away suddenly. Juan Antonio Cebrián, only 41 years of age, has died of a sudden heart attack on the evening of October […]
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Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 15th, 2007
Crazy About CryptoMundo! Bigfoot Lives – If Only Within the Pages of This Website When it comes to urban legends that may or not be rooted in fact, I say, “Bring ’em on!” Bigfoot, the Lockness Monster, Mothman and a host of others — who’s to say that these mythical creatures aren’t the real deal? […]
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Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 7th, 2007
Here is a peek inside the International Cryptozoology Museum, thanks to the Sun Journal’s photographer Amber Waterman. The following are the images (except the final three Bigfoot photographs) that accompany the Lewiston Sun Journal front page article about the International Cryptozoology Museum, with their captions and audio clips. At the end, you will find my […]
Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 6th, 2007
The Lewiston Sun Journal came for a visit to my museum. Here’s the way reporter Kathryn Skelton experienced it. And me. 🙂 Weird, Wicked Weird A man and his (weird) museum Hair from Sir Edmund Hillary’s Yeti expedition, water from Loch Ness, a 9-foot latex pterodactyl, Loren Coleman’s got it all. Sometime next spring, Loren […]
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Posted by: Craig Woolheater on October 5th, 2007
National Geographic’s film 3D IMAX documentary film Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure opens today. Check the website for showings in your area, to view the movie trailer and to download cool kid’s activities related to the subject. Filmmaker Breathes Life Into ‘Sea Monsters’ National Geographic’s Lisa Truitt is a veteran producer of Imax films, and […]
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Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 5th, 2007
“Colin, I think I saw something….over there.” The “Sonia Uribe Files” website does seem to be active, but you can also read more about the forthcoming documentary at “Sexy Spokeswoman Comes Out For Nessies.”
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Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 5th, 2007
I resisted calling this blog, “Sex and the Not-So-Single-Nessie.” But that title would have worked, probably. People – at least the broader general public – are not listening but you’ve been reading it here for weeks. Publicity from the Holmes Nessie video in June, debates about the Chinese Lake Monster footage all summer, and now […]
Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 4th, 2007
You have many choices of events to attend during the last quarter of 2007. Here are some visual reminders of the upcoming end of the year Cryptozoology conferences: Saturday, December 1, 2007, “Introduction to Cryptozoology,” Mythic Creatures, American Museum of Natural History, New York City, New York. The AMNH model of Gigantopithecus is part of […]
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Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 2nd, 2007
The early Tom Slick lived a life of wealth, from touring the shores of Loch Ness to the company of Howard Hughes in Beverly Hills. The once and future supporter of cryptozoology, Tom Slick, the son of a wealthy Texas oil millionaire, as a youth, shared a life that sounds very familiar to our ears […]
Posted by: Loren Coleman on September 30th, 2007
As reputable an authority as the senior officer of the Cunarder Mauretania [sic] reports that on Jan. 30, [1934] while in the Carribean [sic] Sea, the ship passed “a sea monster 65 feet long, 2 feet across the head and 6 feet broad amidships. It was headed S.W.” We are sorry he did not get […]
Posted by: Loren Coleman on September 19th, 2007
Yep, that’s me. Getting carried away with my passion for all things cryptozoological. I noticed today on the web that one of those “ask” sites had this question: “What are the different fields in Cryptozoology?” This was their “Best Answer – Chosen By Voters” – to wit – “Cryptozoology is a branch of zoology; I […]
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