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The number one fan-of-the-night award goes to Austin Ickes, a dynamically interested cryptozoologist-in-training who was there with his father. Who will it be on this coming Wednesday?

Read: Cryptozoology at the MOS: October 29, 2008 »

A new showing of art, unfortunately, stumbles over the definition of cryptozoology. Image.

Read: Austin Cryptozoology Art Exhibit »

I’ve just returned from a remarkable time with an Animal Planet crew in Florida. Details and lots of images.

Read: Feeding The Mermaids »

On the road again…. Images.

Read: Monster Mash, Mermaids & Manatees »

This is from the European magazine Mysteries, about the Patterson-Gimlin film. Auf Deutsch, for our German readers.

Read: Loren’s German Interview »

It sends the message to future hoaxers that there’s money to be made. I’d rather have people funding Bigfoot research than hoax museums, but there is an incredible public interest in this hoax.

Read: Pondering $250,000 For A Bigfoot Hoax »

The August/September 2008 issue of TAPS Paramagazine has more details. Image.

Read: Montauk Monster Revisited »

Creatures, critters and cryptids will be cruising through Watertown, Massachusetts, on the fringes of Boston, during the next two nights. Colorful images.

Read: Mothman, Dover Demon, and Mass Monsters »

The film crew visits, Season Two ends with a bang, and great surprises appear on the horizon for Year III. Images.

Read: MonsterQuest: The Future »

When a British tabloid calls something an Indian-Nepali “mutant fish,” should we skeptically investigate? Image.

Read: Goonch: Mutant Fish? »

First there was the cartoon family of cryptozoologists in “Secret Saturdays” and now we have a program about an attractive cryptozoologist who keeps a Merbeing and other cryptids around the house. Images.

Read: Series With 157-Year-Old Cryptozoologist Begins »

Who are the brothers and sisters in the field? How many brothers, how many sisters, how many siblings have found themselves together within cryptozoology or nearly so, in linked investigations or overlapping strangeness? Images.

Read: Siblings in Cryptozoology »

Eric Altman, an old hand at Bigfoot investigations, believes there is something out there, but doesn’t mind if people cast a skeptical eye on stories of larger-than-human, frequently hairy creatures roaming the countryside.

Read: Altman Speaks »

The event is well-documented with these Cryptomundo Exclusive photos!

Read: Niki’s Quick Six Thanks Cryptomundo »

The promise is that the mystery of MacFarlane’s bear will be solved tonight.

Read: Reminder: MQ on Mystery Bears »