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This week our guest is British author and cryptozoological investigator/researcher Adam Davies. Adam has been all over the world investigating and researching a wide array of cryptids. From the Orang Pendek in Sumatra, the Almasty is Russia, the Death Worm of the Gobi Desert in Mongolia, the Mokele Mbembe in the Congo of Africa, the Seljord Serpent in Norway, the Yeti in Nepal, the Mande Burung in India, the Yeren in China, and most recently the Sasquatch of North America. He has appeared on numerous television programs and channels including The National Geographic Channel’s specials entitled Russian Bigfoot and Ape-Man, Animal Planet’s Finding Bigfoot episode titled Indonesia’s Little Bigfoot, and History Channel’s Monster Quest episodes; The Real Hobbit, The Abominable Snowman, and China’s Wildman.

Read: Cryptologic Radio: Adam Davies-Manbeasts: A Personal Investigation »

Tonight on the CryptoLogic radio show l will be discussing some significant new evidence found during my time at the Olympic project in June.

Wednesday July 16th – 5pm PT/8pm ET

Read: Cryptologic Radio: Adam Davies »

“A feature on the latest CFZ quest to find the Orang Pendek of Sumatra…”

Read: Animals & Men: Issue 51 »

This article appears in all the international publications of the Metro. In it,I discuss the importance of analysing evidence and cryptids carefully. I do however recognise that there will always be a place for lovable eccentrics in the field.

Read: The Life of a Cryptozoologist: Hunting Monsters »

The Finding Bigfoot team journeys to the island of Sumatra in search of Indonesia’s elusive orang pendek, venutring into the unfamiliar jungle in hopes of proving this mythical creature is in fact real.

Read: Finding Bigfoot: “Indonesia’s Little Bigfoot” and “Squatchers Without Borders” Tonight »

Tim Binnall emailed me yesterday with the details of the latest episode of his Binnall of America show. And, if you’re into Cryptozoology, you won’t want to miss it.

Read: Adam Davies: A New Interview »

In spite of the lawyers.

Read: Misplaced #LOTR Moments: It’s Really Okay To Use #hobbit »

Sometimes I allow my thoughts to drift to trying to understand the “people” part of the Bigfoot quest. What are yours on this topic? More images.

Read: Meet The Bigfooters »

In search of Orang Pendek…

Read: A Monster-Hunter Profiled »

Cultural practices including beliefs in mythical beasts and animals that dance have helped maintain forests in the West African country of the Gambia and Malaysian Borneo, said a researcher from Oxford University speaking at the annual meeting of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation in Bonito, Brazil.

Ashley Massey looked at the relationship between forest cover and the perceived existence of a dinosaur-like creature known as the “Ninki-nanka” in the Gambia and dancing animals known as “Kopizo” in the Malaysian state of Sabah. In both cases, locals believed that encountering mythological animals in the forest would result in death, leading them to avoid areas where they are believed to reside.

Read: Cryptids = Conservation? »

#Yeti #DNA
Do you have a hair sample from an Abominable Snowman?

Read: Oxford-Lausanne Yeti DNA Study: Do You Have A Sample For Them? »

#BoggyCreek The legend, lurkings, and legacy of the Fouke Monsters are so strong they continue into modern times via popular culture.

Read: Boggy Creek Book Arrives »

#Burma #Myanmar #Cryptid #NewPrimate #OrangPendek
Jeremy Holden shares his insights. Image.

Read: More On New Northern Burmese Cryptid Primate »

“We were very surprised to get these pictures,” said a field biologist who set the cameras. Images.

Read: First Photo of Living, Newly Discovered Myanmar Monkey //More Photos//Updated »

#Cryptozoology & #cryptid fieldworkers, #Bigfoot to #Mothman eyewitnesses, and popular culturists are remembered. Images.

Read: Top Ten Cryptozoology Deaths of 2011 »