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Knut Magne Haugland, 92, has died. The Kon-Tiki had some intriguing cryptozoological encounters. Image.

Read: Last Kon-Tiki Crew Member Dies »

A blog entry from last year about mane braiding has been updated with new credit info. Let the discussions begin anew. Images.

Read: Bigfoot Braids? »

For more cause for concern regarding the treatment of cryptozoology by the media, here’s info and the link on what showed up on television today. Image.

Read: Meldrum & Keating On Today Show »

The study of tracks of all kinds forms a science of its own with a sound methodology. How can what was formerly learned about Sasquatch, Yeti, and other unknown hominoids’ tracks enhance future cryptozoology and hominology?

Read: The Ichnological Evidence For ABSMs »

“Loren is a cryptozoologist….Does he actually ‘believe’ in Sasquatch or sea monsters? No, because belief, he has said, ‘belongs in the providence of religion.’ He just tries to keep an open mind in order to accept or deny evidence based on examination and investigation,” writes David Pescovitz at Boing Boing. Images.

Read: Museum Gets Boing Boinged »

This is a roundup of ten intriguing personalities in cryptozoology, all who died in 2009. It includes seekers, chroniclers, eyewitnesses, one skeptic, and even those who changed popular culture, regarding cryptozoology. Two individuals are most associated with the Loch Ness Monsters, four with Bigfoot-type creatures, one with Lizardman, one with a cryptofictional Lake Monster, and two with Mothman. Images.

Read: Top Ten 2009 Cryptozoology Deaths »

Tracks found last month now associated (rather loosely) with the current sightings of a hairy, apparently bipedal creature in the San Antonio, Texas area need to be examined anew. Should we be surprised that Tom Slick’s name pops up in these recent incidents? Images.

Read: Identify San Antonio’s Mystery Tracks! »

Cosimo Classics, based in New York, is an imprint of Cosimo, Inc., a specialty publisher of books and publications that inspire, inform, and engage readers. Images.

Read: Cosimo Celebrates ICM Opening »

What has one of the early Bigfoot hunters told about his “other life” in a new forthcoming book? Images.

Read: Robert W. Morgan To Reveal Secret Life »

Part of the changing “personality” of the museum is the special visitor who might be there during your visit. It might even be you.

Read: At the Museum Today: Binnall of America »

After the ribbon cutting, the Crookston Bigfoot and Jim McClarin posed patiently for photographs with the First Friday Artwalk patrons all evening, while Rep. Herb Adams worked on secret handshakes. Images.

Read: Artwalk Crowds Stampede Sasquatch »

A great friend to cryptozoology has passed away. Rines sponsored Bigfoot and Loch Ness Monster pursuits. Images.

Read: Loch Ness Hero Robert Rines Dies »

WGME-TV, Portland, ran a story and good video at the link noted.

Read: Bigfoot in Portland »

Happy Halloween! Thanks to Twitter, the interviewee can report on the reporter, now, humm? What a strange new world. Images.

Read: Cryptid Keeper »

During their generally well-done “Abominable Snowman” program, MonsterQuest passed along some misinformation. It is important to set the record straight. Images.

Read: Origins of “Abominable Snowman” »