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The fabled Bishopville swamp creature known as Lizard Man appears to have surfaced again Sunday afternoon.

Read: Lizard Man Captured on Camera Phone! »

An update to the original story, Scranton Police Officer Claims Encounter with Big Foot in McDade Park “Exclusive Picture”, posted here on Cryptomundo two days ago.

Read: Scranton Man Attacked by McDade Park Bigfoot? »

A Scranton Police Officer claims that he had a encounter with Bigfoot in McDade Park in Lackawanna County Pennsylvania this past week.

Read: Scranton Police Officer Claims Encounter with Big Foot in McDade Park “Exclusive Picture” »

Bigfoot: it’s a controversy-filled word that is instantly recognizable to just about one and all. And, regardless of whether one is a true believer, an open-minded skeptic, a definitive non-believer, or a semi-interested observer of the controversy, pretty much everyone knows what the word implies and describes: a large, hair-covered, ape-style animal that is said to roam, and lurk within, the mysterious, forested wilds of the United States.

Read: Profiling “The Bigfoot Book” »

…as well as well known things like “B for Bigfoot,” “Y for Yeti” etc, there are a lot of obscure Bigfoot-type creatures listed from Africa, South America, Europe, the Far East, and much more.

Plus, entries on Bigfoot in movies, TV shows, history, legend, and on what Bigfoot might really be, and 120 photos/drawings/paintings.

Also entries on some of the more controversial aspects of Bigfoot, such as the “infra-sound” issue and Bigfoot/UFO theories.

Read: The Bigfoot Book: The Encyclopedia of Sasquatch, Yeti, and Cryptid Primates »

After extensive research, I finally wrote my long-planned second dragons book – entitled Dragons in Zoology, Cryptozoology, and Culture – and saw it published in 2013 by Coachwhip Publications of Greenville, Ohio. It constitutes one of the most comprehensive dragon-themed factual books ever published, is sumptuously illustrated throughout in full colour, and very recently I was delighted to see not one but two positive, encouraging reviews of it.

Read: Reviewing Dragons in Zoology, Cryptozoology, and Culture »

Cliff meets with an eye-witness who took a picture of a supposed Bigfoot. Through a reenactment, Cliff tests the credibility of the photo.

Read: Photographic Evidence Suggests Possible Bigfoot in New York »

While in Florida, video evidence of a supposed Bigfoot was shared with the team, so they head to the area where it was filmed. While there, the witness describes the scene, which included dead and injured pigs everywhere.

Read: Skunk Ape Seen By Multiple Witnesses »

Does a hulking, hairy, 800-pound, nine-foot-tall, elusive primate roam the woods and forests throughout North America—and the world? What should we make of the grainy videos and photos and the thousands of eyewitness reports? Audio-recordings exist purporting to be the creatures’ eerie chatter and bone-chilling screaming. Whether called Sasquatch, Yeti, Bigfoot, or something else, bipedal primates appear in folklore, legends, and eyewitness accounts in every state of the union and many places around the world. The fascination with the man-beast is stronger than ever in today’s pop culture.

Read: The Bigfoot Book: The Encyclopedia of Sasquatch, Yeti and Cryptid Primates Coming Soon! »

He is called Wawa Grande by the indigenous people living in the Cajas Mountains west of Cuenca. He was called the Monstruo de las Cajas in a 1997 German magazine article.

He can also be called the monster that won’t go away, despite the best efforts of Ecuador’s national park service and a number of scientists.

A Quito television station reported three weeks ago that two British hikers and their tour guide spotted the elusive creature in Cajas National Park during a three-day trek. The trio claimed to have observed the over-sized humanoid animal for several minutes in a remote area of the park in early April.

Read: Ecuadorian Hairy Hominid Photographed by British Hikers »

You probably are aware of “Champ” the legendary sea monster of Lake Champlain, often dubbed the American Nessie, referring to Scotland’s Loch Ness Monster. Though no concrete evidence exists, no one has disproved him either. Hundreds of people, spanning several centuries, claim to have seen Champ, though descriptions do vary. Champ has been described as being anywhere from 10 to over 150 feet long. Some sightings claim to have seen humps, some claim Champ is snake-like. Some have seen a horse-like head, while others have seen horns or antlers. The famous Sandra Mansi photograph, taken in the late 1970s, provided a visual view of at least something and experts, who examined the photo, claimed it was not a fake.

Read: Champ Challenge »

A wildlife expert claims his snap of an otter proves the animals are a common cause of Nessie sightings.

Read: Loch Ness Monster sightings ‘probably otters’ »

Mother Bigfoot with Baby?

Read: Even Sasquatches Have Moms! »

Marathon Offers $75,000 Reward for Selfie with Loch Ness Monster

Organizers find creative way to boost publicity for the Loch Ness Marathon.

Read: $75K for Selfie with Nessie »

A travel book celebrating adventure and history along Oregon’s National Scenic Byway No. 5 The Oregon Bigfoot Highway

Read: The Oregon Bigfoot Highway »