Posted by: Craig Woolheater on May 23rd, 2006
Well, there is another photo posted on the Raystown Ray website. This one is no better than the one that was posted here on Cryptomundo last Saturday. In fact, it’s probably worse. Pennsylvania’s Loch Ness Monster? Maybe Photoshop Phil… Here is the first photo for comparison.
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Posted by: John Kirk on May 22nd, 2006
My friend and Cryptomundo colleague, Loren Coleman, stated on these pages that there is the prospect that Malaysian biologist Vincent Chow has been able to procure several photographs of the alleged Malyasian Bigfoot, the Orang Dalam or as it is known in this case, Mawas. I want to be excited about this, but given the […]
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Posted by: Craig Woolheater on May 20th, 2006
For decades there have been many sightings of a creature in Huntingdon County’s Raystown Lake. Old photos show large shadowy figures just below the surface, boaters describing sudden water turbulence and strange appearances of a large water creature, Raystown Ray. February 2006 The first known photograph of Raystown Ray. Photographed by a local fisherman looking […]
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on May 15th, 2006
News today from NBC is that Surface has been cancelled. Thanks to Cryptomundo reader swol for the heads up. For all previous posts here on Cryptomundo regarding NBC’s Surface.
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Posted by: John Kirk on May 13th, 2006
After the Penn and Teller Showtime fiasco, the last thing we need is another cryptozoology mockumentary. I hope that Provost Pictures – who are set to start principal photography at Okanagan Lake the setting of a film called The Beast of Bottomless Lake – are able to avoid the abusive pitfalls entered into by the […]
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on May 10th, 2006
Loren’s post last month here on Cryptomundo featuring the photos of Nahuelito was a popular one, drawing many comments. Wanting to provide the loyal readers of Cryptomundo with as much information as possible regarding these photos, Scott Corrales supplied Cryptomundo with the translation of the entire article from El Cordillerano Edicion Digital from April 17, […]
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on May 9th, 2006
Loren will be the guest Wednesday night/Thursday morning on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory. I’m sure all of the recent topics here at Cryptomundo such as the Malaysian Bigfoot brouhaha, the Mt. Hood game camera photos depicting a Bigfoot, deer’s head, back of a woman’s head or horse’s ass (take your pick) and […]
Posted by: Loren Coleman on April 25th, 2006
What can you say about Penn & Teller? They left no sacred cryptids untouched by their silence and their profanity. Bottomline, you did not miss much “science” (despite their claims) if your cable system doesn’t get Showtime and you did not watch Penn & Teller’s April 24th show on “Cryptozoology.” Let’s see, Penn & Teller […]
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on April 19th, 2006
In the Nahuelito post by Loren Coleman here on Cryptomundo, there has been reference to the photo taken on July 5, 1977 by Sandra Mansi at Lake Champlain. To aid the discussion of the photo, I have posted the photo here. © Gamma Liaison/Sandra Mansi © Sandra Mansi
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Posted by: Loren Coleman on April 17th, 2006
Cryptozoologist Scott Corrales of Inexplicata is sharing that the latest photographs of a famed Lake Monster of Argentina has surfaced on April 15, 2006. Giving as a source El Cordillerano Edicion of Argentina for Monday, April 17, 2006, the article translated is "The Latest Photo of Lake Nahuel Huapi Monster." Here’s Corrales’ text, from Spanish […]
Posted by: Loren Coleman on April 17th, 2006
April 17, 2006 (Renton, Wash.) – The long-time, menacing legend of Point Pleasant, West Virginia’s Mothman continues to pique the interest of cryptozoologists around the world. Finally, the elusive beast has been “captured.” Thirteen-year-old cryptozoologist-in-training Erik Starn of Wayne, Pennsylvania, captured the creature of local lore in a photograph. Starn’s photo has been awarded the […]
Read: Duel Masters™ Announces Creature Photo Contest Winners »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on April 12th, 2006
As Cryptomundo readers might recall, I named Carnivorous Nights: On the Trail of the Tasmanian Tiger, one of the "Top Cryptozoology Books" of last year, specifically bestowing it as "The Best Cryptozoological Expedition Book of 2005." The book is by Margaret Mittelbach and Michael Crewdson (with illustrations by Alexis Rockman). The well-written record of three […]
Read: Leap The CryptoHaiku Carnivorous »
Posted by: John Kirk on April 11th, 2006
I am often asked why I spend as much time as I do in pursuit of Ogopogo, the denizen of Okanagan Lake. The reason is straightforward: Because it is there. I know this animal to be a real entity as I have seen it on more than one occasion. What is it? Blowed if I […]
Read: Ogopogo: Denizen of the Deep »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on April 9th, 2006
I am a lifelong baseball fan. No denying it. I’ve been a card-carrying member of SABR for decades (if you don’t need to ask what SABR stands for, well, you understand). My two sons inherited the passion and they have become successful players. One is a winning leftie relief pitcher, now a junior in high […]
Read: Baseball, Sports, and Cryptids »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on April 1st, 2006
The story of Nessie revolves around key events that happen in April. A pattern emerges that tells us the monsters in Loch Ness may be especially visible as the northern spring weather has more people motoring and cycling around lochside. Or is it about increasingly active cryptids in the water? The first good sighting occurred […]
Read: Nessie and Hunt the Gowk »
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