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Beauty can be found in the unlikeliest of places. Who knew that we could learn so much by Messin’ with Sasquatch? Here are some valuable quotes we could all learn from, brought to you by Jack Link’s.

Read: 11 Things Sasquatch Wants You To Know »

This column, in particular, is 100 percent satire and/or absurd, nonsensical ramblings from a completely strange individual. Realize this before you get too upset.

Read: Five Reasons Bigfoot ABSOLUTELY Exists »

The writer of the book answers your questions and addresses others.

Read: Killer Horses Author Addresses Cryptomundo »

Once before, at Cryptomundo, the Muck Monster was discussed. Here is the latest. Images.

Read: Muck Monster Project »

A special guest blog from Germany is shared today from Markus Felix Bühler. Images.

Read: Man-Eating Catfish »

See you all, soon.

Read: Coastal Maine Talks »

Here is a roundup of recent large snake sightings, and a moment to ponder that this summer’s rising interest by the media in serpents can be tracked to one fatal incident. Images.

Read: Big Snakes Update »

Shockingly sad details are being revealed of the lonely, unfortunate last days of John A. Keel’s life.

Read: Keel Ends Life Rather Alone »

March does not bring Spring easily and without a fight to the state of Maine. It calls forth my wanderlust, as talks pop up and investigative traveling for me to the South is on the horizon. Trips call me away from the 100-plus-inches worth of snow in Portland, and out of the cobwebs of February. […]

Read: Loren: On the Road Again »

While a self-described skeptic, this Maine scientist deserves recognition of the pivotal role he now serves within cryptozoology, during this age of DNA analysis for every physical sample found. Irv Kornfield is one of the good guys, actually. Irv Kornfield has a black, furry nugget that looks like a knuckle from the Turner Beast in […]

Read: Men in Cryptozoology: Irv Kornfield »

Today, September 25, 2007, marks 728 weeks or over 5100 days since I almost died. On this date in 1993, I was free-climbing a rocky cliff in Maine, slipped on some talus, and fell back, straight down, about 40 feet. I landed on some rocks and caused my lumbar 1 to completely implode. As one […]

Read: A Near Death Experience »

Many people vacationing in Maine may enjoy the Yarmouth Clam Festival (mascot is pictured above) this coming weekend. Others will be having fun elsewhere in Vacationland. After all, read this forecast for the next few days for coastal Maine: Saturday: Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 70s. West winds around 10 mph. Sunday: Partly sunny. […]

Read: Searching for Bigfoot and Other Cryptids »

Steve Anderson has reviewed Abominable on Monsters & Critics. When I first put "Abominable" into my DVD player, I didn’t know what to make of it. I’ll give you the full rundown later–first we’ve got to get the plot covered. So what we have here plotwise is the homecoming of a newly-paraplegic former mountain climber […]

Read: Monsters & Critics Reviews Abominable »

Earlier this week, Cryptomundo made mention of crocs in Maine’s fictional Lake Placid, and now there’s been an actual report of an alligator found in the state. Thank goodness the Cryptomundo blog was just a coincidence. The coastal Village Soup online news source noted that on Saturday, April 22, 2006: Maine Game Warden Neal Wykes […]

Read: Maine Gators »