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Ben Franklin’s uncle saw a sea serpent?

Investigate Further: Tales of a Sea Serpent »

‘Huge, scary, aggressive, fast, and threatening’. These terms are used to describe several Bigfoot-like creatures said to inhabit the desert regions of southern California. These mysterious giant apes go by many different names, The Borrego Sandman, The Speedway Monster, Zoobies, Devils, and the Yucca Man.

Investigate Further: Bigfoot In Los Angeles? »

The AIMS team looks back on their hunt of the Hell Hound and takes us behind the scenes of some of the most terrifying moments.

Investigate Further: Behind the Hunt: Kentucky Hellhound »

Three of the members of Bigfoot North have been talked about extensively, but there is a fourth member who has not been discussed at all.

Investigate Further: Bigfoot North: Sonya Zohar »

Cryptid kangaroos running amok?

Investigate Further: The Mullum Mullum Creek Beast »

The Yakima Valley Museum will launch the Sasquatch Revealed exhibit today. The time of the reception will be 4 p.m. Present will be Chris Murphy, Bob Gimlin, Thomas Steenburg and John Kirk.

Investigate Further: Reminder: Sasquatch Revealed »

Colugos must surely be among the most bizarre yet bewitching of all mammals. Native to the tropical forests of southeast Asia, most famous for the extensive gliding membrane (patagium) connecting their limbs, tail, and even the digits of their paws, and as big as a medium-sized possum or very large squirrel, the two modern-day species […]

Investigate Further: When Flying Cats Were Flying Lemurs »

Investigate Further: Bigfoot Wars: Movie Poster »

New York University anthropologist Todd Disotell, who recently appeared on Spike- TV’s “$10 Million Dollar Bigfoot Bounty”, will deliver “DNA and the Search for Elusive Creatures,” on Wed., April 30, 4:30 p.m. at NYU’s Center for Genomics and Systems Biology (CGSB) Auditorium (12 Waverly Place, between Greene and Mercer Streets).

Investigate Further: DNA and the Search for Elusive Creatures »

Decades of folklore and eyewitness encounters collide as AIMS travels to Pike County to investigate the Kentucky Hellhound. First spotted in 1939 in the western heart of Hatfield and McCoy territory, and originally written off as the delusion of backwoods moonshiners, this enormous 500-pound canine predator is in fact alive and well, menacing the local farming community. AIMS must act fast to capture the creature in a huge bamboo cage trap before the cornstalks are harvested and the Hellhound migrates for the winter season.

Investigate Further: Mountain Monsters: Kentucky Hellhound of Pike County »

Listeners addressed their concerns and questions to Dr. Jeff Meldrum after the first Bigfoot North Radio show.

Investigate Further: Bigfoot North Radio: Meldrum Responds »

When the paleontology community has pooh-poohed the idea of relict plesiosaurs being responsible for the identity of various sea and lake “monsters” in different places around the world, some researchers have embraced the simpler theory that these hypothetical animals may be giant eels.

Investigate Further: Of Prehistoric Eels and Lake Monsters »

This is a poster graphic print featuring an image of Godzilla as he goes on a rampage in the new movie that will be released May 16th. The print looks amazing matted to 8 x 10 to 24 x 36 and framed and will make a great addition to your movie memorabilia collection. A must for all Godzilla fans!

Investigate Further: Godzilla 2014 – Godzilla’s Rampage – Version B – Poster Print »

Starting at 3 PM CST Friday, April 4 and leading all the way up to the Season 2 Premiere episode Kentucky Hellhound of Pike County at 9 PM, and then continuing on until 4 AM CST, Destination America is running “enhanced episodes from Season 1 that they are calling Mountain Monsters: Uncaged.

Full of cast facts, tweets, and bonus scenes

Investigate Further: Mountain Monsters: Uncaged »

The Hellhound is a massive beast – over 7-feet long! – and one local farmer fears for his family.

Investigate Further: The Hellhound Caught on Camera »