Cryptomundo
for Bigfoot, Lake Monsters, Sea Serpents and More

The encounter occurred north of Squamish, British Columbia.

Read: Cougar Killed That Attacked Girl »

The zoo was shut down temporary, but it didn’t stop at least one human from opening his mouth.

Read: Zoo Gorilla Escapes, Causes Stupid Comment »

Lake monsters? Here are some very real ones. Sightings of crazy crocs in North Carolina, Missouri, Alabama, Indiana, and Texas are reviewed, and a few captures are recorded. Images.

Read: Gathering of Gators: Spring 2009 »

Look in the sky. News from China and India of animal versus human conflicts. Image.

Read: Full Moon Watch: Animal Escapees And Attacks »

The Malay tapir, the largest of the world’s four tapir species, remained largely invisible to science until recently. Plus, could there be another new tapir to be discovered in Brazil? Images.

Read: Trailcam Tapir »

Some might be tempted to call her “Pinky.” The vividly colored creature would be most properly called le dauphin rose, the pink dolphin, around New Orleans. So let’s just call her “Rosy.” Many images.

Read: Rosy, The Pink Dolphin »

“Mr. Bond, they have a saying in Chicago: Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it’s enemy action.” ~ said by Auric Goldfinger, in Ian Fleming’s novel Goldfinger, 1959.

Read: Cat People and Animal Attacks: Enemy Action? »

In the marshy swamp land of Texarkana a legendary beast has hunted the residents of a small Arkansas town. The most venomous creature of the sea is on the move and spreading across the oceans leaving a trail of baffled scientists and poisoned victims. They are on MQ tonight.

Read: Fouke Giant Jellyfish »

This is the second big cat incident at an American zoo in two days.

Read: Kansas Zoo Cougar Killed »

The team members did not actually see any of the world’s rarest deer, but they found footprints and fecal evidence that prove that a small population survives in the wild. Images.

Read: Visayan Spotted Deer Droppings Spotted »

Kumari lives at the Memphis Zoo. Did you notice what phase of the moon is occurring? Image.

Read: Tiger Bites Zookeeper »

The scientists behind the discovery named the new species Darwinius masillae, in honor of Charles Darwin’s 200th birthday. But it seems they may have been too hasty.

Read: Ida’s Namers Blew It »

Dolichotis patagonum are appearing in various places and through time in one region of the American South. Photos.

Read: Patagonian Mara of Carolina »

A few forthcoming specials seem worthy of watching. Images.

Read: Animal Planet Watch »

One walked up to a clothing store and scared some landscapers. Images.

Read: Gila Monsters Invade Utah »