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History Channel ended their recent marathon with a never-before-broadcast program, “Killer Chimps.” What did you think of the episode?

Read: Killer Chimps: Your Critique? »

Ah, it is a watery selection tonight.

Read: Super Killer Crocs: Official Description »

A roundup of some recent weird bird sightings captures a quick overview of some intriguing encounters. Images.

Read: Accidental Avian Tourists »

A black Labrador retriever is a fortunate fellow, according to his owner.

Read: Eagles Attack Mojo »

Stan Gordon files his overview of the reports of Thunderbirds and Bigfoot encounters for the last year.

Read: Cryptids Visited Pennsylvania in ’08 »

“I fly where the forest meets the sky
I race the northern wind where I go
My feet are on fire as I run and I cry
My name is Wendigo.”

Read: Songs Long Ago Of The Wendigo »

Guest blogger Mark A. Hall shares his thoughts about recent events in relationship to a possible collision of an airliner with a giant bird of a mere few decades ago.

Read: Air Disaster in 1962 »

The breaking news out of New York City is that an Airbus has been brought down by Canada geese. But what if it was something else? Of course, it wasn’t, but we have to look at all the angles. Updated with recent bird collision data. Images.

Read: Flock of Geese or Giant Bird? »

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.

Read: Siblings in Cryptozoology »

We are being asked “Is that a Yeti with those Nazis?” Indeed. Also, a very personal note about why today is special to me. Images.

Read: Mystery Photo: Nazis & Yeti or Bizarre Bear? »

Ken Gerhard, author of Big Bird! Modern Sightings Of Flying Monsters, sends along word of the death of Guadalupe Cantu III, a historically significant participant in Texas Big Bird matters: I was very saddened yesterday [July 8, 2008] to learn of the passing of my friend Guadalupe Cantu III recently. Guadalupe first rose to prominence […]

Read: Early Texas Big Bird Researcher Dies »

Yes, another flightless fossil bird blog entry… Darren Naish has published a new analysis on terror birds, entitling this one, “Raven, the claw-handed bird, last of the phorusrhacids.” I won’t even try to summarize the amazing things he has written about in his intellectually stimulating posting. Instead, I’ll share three of his remarkable images to […]

Read: Ice Age Terror Birds? »

Pennsylvania researcher Stan Gordon has passed along this report to me for sharing at Cryptomundo: +++ More Huge Flying Creature Sightings In Pennsylvania by Stan Gordon, 6/4/2008 This past February, I wrote about a man who reported a very close observation of a giant bird in neighboring West Virginia in late September or early October, […]

Read: Appalachian Winged Weirdies, 2007-2008 »

I will be on Coast to Coast AM for an hour from 10 PM-11 PM Pacific (June 1, 2008), 1 AM-2 AM Eastern (June 2), tonight, talking about Thunderbirds. How far we drift into general cryptozoology, the M. K. Davis Bigfoot Massacre theory, and the Bushnell One Million Dollar Bigfoot Photo prize depends on George […]

Read: C2C: Thunderbirds + La Bruja »

It is Tuesday, May 27, 2008, and the History Channel, on behalf of “Monster Quest II,” is here in Portland, Maine, with a film producer and crew today to digitally film interviews with me about cryptozoology, in the context of a five hour tour of the International Cryptozoology Museum. Their snippets of the interviews, b-roll, […]

Read: Monster Quest II »