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Jack, while on a fishing trip Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in Northern Michigan with his father had his cellphone with him when he was being watched by a juvenile Bigfoot.

Read: Michigan Fisherman Takes Photograph of Juvenile Bigfoot Stalking Him »

I was asked by First Coast News to comment on a photo of a strange “carcass” allegedly found on a beach in Georgia which has been circulating on the internet this week.

Read: Strange Carcass on Georgia Beach »

Car manufacturers, among many other entities, have used Nessie and other cryptids to market their products.

Check out this promotional photo for the upcoming 2019 Ford Ranger pickup truck.

Read: Hidden Nessie Ranger »

Car manufacturers, among many other entities, have used Bigfoot and other cryptids to market their products.

Check out this promotional photo for the upcoming 2019 Ford Ranger pickup truck.

Read: Hidden Bigfoot Ranger »

Stacy Brown releases a photo still from new Florida Skunk Ape Video.

Read: New Florida’s Skunk Ape Video! »

Tonight, David Sidoti of the Independent Sasquatch Research Team out of Florida is on to talk about Skunk Apes. He runs an investigative group and has had some close encounter with the creatures himself. We go over interesting sighting reports from the state, and David has brought some audio he captured from in the field.

Read: iTF 102 The Skunk Ape »

One of cryptozoology’s most iconic images is the so-called Ozenkadnook Tiger Photograph, reproduced below. It depicts a large, seemingly dark-bodied, white-striped Australian mystery beast supposedly snapped in b/w during 1964 by Melbourne-based Rilla Martin while holidaying in Victoria. She had apparently been driving along a dirt track near Ozenkadnook when she saw the creature at the edge of some woods, and after stopping the car she managed to snap a single photo of it before it ran off.

Read: Is the Ozenkadnook Tiger a Cardboard Cryptid? »

Now it’s time to document this creature’s true history, by presenting the crucial yet all-too-long-overlooked information that conclusively exposed the entire Ameranthropoides episode as a blatant, deliberate hoax.

Read: A Picture of Monkey Business – Or, How a Small Furry Pet Became a Giant Mystery Ape. Part 2: The True History of Ameranthropoides loysi »

There will never be a more appropriate time than right now to document the following case here on Cryptomundo, because this year, 2017, is its centennial – the hundredth anniversary of one of the most contentious zoological events in modern times. Namely, the alleged discovery of a hitherto-unrecognised species of ape in South America – a continent not known to possess any ape forms.

Read: A Picture of Monkey Business – Or, How a Small Furry Pet Became a Giant Mystery Ape. Part 1: The ‘Official’ History of Ameranthropoides loysi »

Matt Moneymaker:

Here’s photo of real sasquatch in Washington State. An elk hunter witness at recent Colorado town hall says the one he saw almost identical.

Read: Real Sasquatch Photo from Washington State »

Monster of the deep? Or just a really funky dead whale?

Read: Indonesian Sea Monster Identified »

This is the moment the fabled Loch Ness Monster was “officially” spotted for the first time this year — bringing more than eight months of uncertainty to an end.

Read: The Loch Ness Monster isn’t dead after all »

Fae Folk, Sasquatch, strange lights in the forest, and even soundless aircraft are all discussed on this episode, with Jim Pyre. He is a writer, researcher and self-described, outside of average adventurer.

Read: Changelings and Forest Dwellers »

Today marks the 83^rd anniversary of the publishing of the surgeon’s photogragh in the Daily Mail, the iconic image of the Loch Ness Monster.

Read: Loch Ness Monster 83^rd Anniversary of Surgeon’s Photograph »

…if ‘Patty’ represents an archetypical Sasquatch, does that infer a close relationship to H. sapiens, Neanderthals, Denisovans or Heidelbergensis? Or merely a convergent, derived adaptation?

Read: Sasquatch: Square or Sloping Shoulders? »