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Dave Lowe passes along his Holiday Greetings! Cartoon.

Read: Merry Mothman »

Season’s Greetings. Cartoon Images.

Read: Everyone Have A Merry Bigfoot »

I appeared on the radio with George Noory. Archive link. Polish bikini video, again.

Read: C2C AM ~ 12.23.09 »

Searching, seeking, and preservation were the messages for 2009, as the year may be remembered in history for sightings, future thinking actions, and a few but remarkable discoveries of rare and new species. The Cryptozoologist of the Year 2009 has been named. Images.

Read: The Top 10 Cryptozoology Stories of 2009 »

Birdwatchers in North America are in the midst of their yearly “Christmas counts,” and are also reflecting on what was seen in 2009. Image.

Read: Northern Wheatear Seen In Ohio »

The coelacanth continued to be the “darling of cryptozoology” in 2009, with noteworthy events associated with the species occurring all year. Many images.

Read: Top Ten Coelacanth Bulletins Of 2009 »

The light yellowish creature was reportedly about 35 feet long.

Read: Payette Lake “Sea Serpent” »

“Its head was standing four feet off the ground,” reported one eyewitness.

Read: Michigan Giant Snake of 1949 »

This is a roundup of ten intriguing personalities in cryptozoology, all who died in 2009. It includes seekers, chroniclers, eyewitnesses, one skeptic, and even those who changed popular culture, regarding cryptozoology. Two individuals are most associated with the Loch Ness Monsters, four with Bigfoot-type creatures, one with Lizardman, one with a cryptofictional Lake Monster, and two with Mothman. Images.

Read: Top Ten 2009 Cryptozoology Deaths »

“The men describe the skin as presenting a shaggy appearance, not unlike a buffalo robe, and of a reddish brown color,” reported the correspondent. Images.

Read: Lake Utopia Monster »

It begins. The top lists of 2009 are coming in, and guess what we find on this one? Images.

Read: Museum: One Of Top Weird Stories of 2009 »

November 29th marks the third anniversary of an intriguing honor. Images.

Read: Word of the Week: Cryptozoology »

Then it thrusts its head high above the surface of the lake.

Read: Champ, 1929 »

On this date, an important cryptozoological milestone occurred. Image.

Read: Nov. 12th: First Photo of Nessie »

He is described as being gigantic in size, and wearing no clothing….His hair is long and matty….His eyes flash like fire, and his unintelligible utterances are thrilling and blood-curdling.

Read: Reward For Ohio Wild Man? »