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Is the explanation for the source of these new black felid sightings more fantastic than usual? You be the judge.

Read: Plaquemines Panther Prowling »

I’ll still go with the insight that calling more than one Bigfoot with the silly-sounding name “Bigfeet” clues me into the fact I’m with someone who doesn’t know what they are talking about.

Read: Bigfoot, Not Bigfeet! Nor bigfoots! Nor sasquatches! »

The editorial stated: “There are two principal reasons why he was not caught. One is that our police failed to take the case seriously enough at first. The other is that, when the police finally decided there was “something to it,” mass hysteria and outside interference combined to make their efforts unsuccessful.”
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Read: Putting Mattoon’s Mad Gasser In Context »

The mainstream anthropologist who was interviewed in David L. Wolper’s Monsters! Mysteries or Myths? is relatively unknown today. But he was an interesting character during his lifetime. Images.

Read: Bigfoot Doc Interviewee: T. Dale Stewart »

In response to a reader, here is a list of contributions. Cover images.

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Hoax!

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Read: Louisiana Photo: Super 8 Viral Marketing!! »

New photos are published exclusively here showing evidence of something rather remarkable. Images.

Read: Famed Russian Hominologists Discuss Unusual Tracks »

Herewith, the best works on cryptids, monsters, and creatures that were published in 2010 are assembled here for your use and interest. Plus get some sneak peeks at 2011. Images.

Read: Top 20 Cryptozoology Books of 2010 »

I want to share with you the Table of Contents today. I’m proud of what’s inside this one!! Images.

Read: It’s Alive! TG: Table of Contents »

A far-flung friend has passed over to the Land of the Trolls, to continue his research and hunting. Sad news, indeed.

Erik Knatterud, a retired teacher, famous Norwegian cryptozoologist, sea serpent investigator, and researcher on cryptid hairy hominoids has died.

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Read: Norwegian Monster Hunter Dies »

Some of us felt George Gill was a mythical creature, almost as elusive as the mummy itself, and that he had been a device invented by the likes of writers named Eric Norman, who only existed as a pen name among a forest of paperback pseudonyms. Now here Dr. Gill is again. Image.

Read: Pedro Mountain Mummy and the Mysterious Dr. George Gill »

Lots of folks, secretive celebrities of one kind or another, found their way to the International Cryptozoology Museum this week.

Read: Goo Goo Dolls, Gorightly, Gargoyles, and Grrrr »

National Geographic News tries to set the record straight. Images.

Read: Chupacabras Again »

The radical thinker passed away at the age of 90. Images.

Read: Zecharia Sitchin Dies »

What do you think? Video.

Read: Comparing Sizes: Georgia Bigfoot Video »