Archive for the “Sea Serpents”

Sesuit Harbor Monster Resurfaces

Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 11th, 2008

Cape Cod has a visitor. Images.

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Cape Cod Manatee Sighted

Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 2nd, 2008

Is this species the source of ancient Sea Serpent sightings? Viewed yesterday, the eyewitness said this animal was moving too slowly and the tail was too broad and large to be a seal.

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Siblings in Cryptozoology

Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 2nd, 2008

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.

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Long Necked Pinniped, Parsons 1751

Posted by: Loren Coleman on September 26th, 2008

UPDATED 2013

Science may have once been very close to acknowledging the “Sea Serpent.” And the Loch Ness Monsters! James Parsons’s illustration (1751).

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Sea Serpent Candidates: Georgiacetus & The Ancient Whales

Posted by: Loren Coleman on September 18th, 2008

Do ancient whales live on as undiscovered survivors out there? Images.

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Hobgoblin At Hobbs Point

Posted by: Loren Coleman on August 10th, 2008

In the 1967 movie Five Million Years to Earth, a new subway excavation in the Hobbs End section of London unearths an apparent extraterrestrial craft. The scientists involved in the unraveling of this drama soon discover this part of London on Hobbs Lane has a long history of poltergeist, haunting and apparition activities. One keen […]

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New Dolphin Discovered?

Posted by: Loren Coleman on August 1st, 2008

The Australian media is in a whirlwind because allegedly the “first pictures of what has been dubbed the world’s ugliest dolphin were shown on Australian television on Thursday. The snub fin dolphin with its distinctive bulbous head was first identified three years ago off Western Australia’s remote Kimberley coast.” But, of course, photos had been […]

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Coleman vs Nickell: Round Two for Champ Week

Posted by: Loren Coleman on July 31st, 2008

Round One: In the otter competitive battle between the forces of good and evil, the following is the clip from CNN’s “Paula Zahn Now,” for June 1, 2007, on Nessie, which was run in the final moments of her program. It was originally scheduled to be five minutes long. At the time, my author friend […]

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Cryptid Washes Ashore At Montauk

Posted by: Loren Coleman on July 29th, 2008

Something strange has washed ashore at Montauk Island, New York. “This is an actual monster, some sort of rodent-like creature with a dinosaur beak. A tipster says that there is ‘a government animal testing facility very close by in Long Island,’” says Gawker in a posting for Tuesday, July 29, 2008. Comments like “That’s a […]

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The Summer of Cadborosaurus and Ogopogo

Posted by: John Kirk on July 28th, 2008

It delights me no end to see the recent interest in Robyn Holman’s Ogopogo sighting and the recent article in the Victoria Times Colonist enquiring about what has happened to Cadborosaurus. Along with the efforts of British Columbia Scientific Cryptozoology Club vice president, Jason Walton, these articles may stir up memories of people who have seen […]

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Cadborosaurus willsi Revisited

Posted by: Loren Coleman on July 27th, 2008

Due to the new sighting of Ogopogo, it was only a matter of time before someone would begin wondering what happened to Caddy, Cadborosaurus willsi, the Sea Serpent of Cadboro Bay, off British Columbia. Victoria’s Times Colonist ran an update today. According to Paul Leblond, a retired University of British Columbia oceanography professor and author […]

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Steller’s Sea Ape

Posted by: Loren Coleman on July 27th, 2008

Steller’s Sea Ape, as drawn by Harry Trumbore, from The Field Guide to Bigfoot and Other Mystery Primates (2006: 64-65). A good overview of the expedition leading to the remarkable sighting of what has become known as Steller’s Sea Ape can be found in the November 17, 2005, article in the California Literary Review. The […]

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Sea Monster Week

Posted by: Loren Coleman on July 14th, 2008

Darren Naish, over at Tetrapod Zoology, just rolled through five days, last week, of sea monster photographs and remarks about the mostly fake, false, or misleading images. Let’s take a look. First up was the March 1965 photograph (below) from Robert Le Serrec of a huge, tadpole-like creature encountered in Stonehaven Bay, Hook Island, Queensland, […]

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Monster Experts Tell All

Posted by: Loren Coleman on July 12th, 2008

Chris Robinson at the Royal Alberta Museum passes this along to be shared: Monster experts tell all Dragon-inspired lecture series features handful of big names Gilbert A. Bouchard, Special to The Edmonton Journal Lecture Series: Here be Dragons … and Other Creatures Where: Royal Alberta Museum When: 2 p.m., July 6 through Sunday, Sept. 7, […]

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Mystery Fish Photograph Revisited

Posted by: Loren Coleman on July 11th, 2008

People seemed to have so much fun yesterday with the alleged Bigfoot image from near Mt. Hood, it feels like your magnifying glasses may be polished off for another look at the “Mystery Fish Photo.” If you are new here, then you have to see this one too, and have your say. As oldtimers may […]

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