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Billabongs and Bunyips get a bit of scrutiny, and even the old chestnut about a “circus escape” is heard once again.

Read: Queer Beasts of the Bush »

Some ideas for giving as we rapidly approach that time of year. Images.

Read: Cryptozoo Gift Ideas at Tax Time »

Burned into our consciousness, unfortunately. Image.

Read: Saying Goodbye to Bigfoot in 2008! »

The USA’s first President was involved in at least one weird animal story. Images.

Read: President Washington’s Andalusians »

It appeared to be a large black object about 12 feet long, with a number of large feet or fins and big eyes and mouth floating down the river.

Read: Wabash River Cryptid, 1899 »

About twelve feet of its length was visible on and just under the surface of the water, and it seemed capable of rearing its head several feet out of the water.

Read: Guide Rock Monster, 1884 »

The great news is filtering out during this year of the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth, and the 150th anniversary of his evolution theory.

Read: Creationists & Evolutionists Should Declare Peace »

Charles Darwin said that if one of these should be found it might “turn out something like the Solenhofen bird” (Archaeopteryx).

Read: Darwin’s Other Cryptid »

Few in cryptozoology realize that Charles Darwin is quite directly linked and responsible for a species that may be the source of an ongoing cryptid investigation. Images.

Read: Darwin’s Cryptid »

“The huge hairy monster is said to have disappeared for several years, and his sudden arrival struck terror into the hearts of the Indians.”

Read: Sasquatch, 1941 »

The fishermen at the lake are considerably excited about the presence of such a mysterious object in the water.

Read: Mud Lake Monster, 1895 »

“He was twice as big as the average man, with hands [arms?] so long they nearly touched the ground, and his nose seemed spread all over his face. His body was covered with hair like an animal. He stopped within fifty feet of us. We ran away as fast as we could.”

Read: Sasquatch, 1934 »

The Wicker Man burns bright overnight. Fiery images.

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Are they a “Neolithic tribe of mountain troglodytes who inhabit only the loftiest and remotest peaks of the Canadian Rockies and who congregate in a vast reunion every fourth year”?

Read: Sasquatch, 1940 »

The hidden fact that gynecologist Kenneth Wilson was at Loch Ness with his mistress has as much to do with the “secretive” nature of these photos as does any spiteful fantasies that Christian Spurling dreamed up about them. Images.

Read: Surgeon’s Photos, Again »