Bigfoot in Twisp… Part II
Posted by: Rick Noll on January 31st, 2006
Dave and I usually don’t yell at one another… we have shared many adventures together… from women to space shuttles. Now what made me say that?
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Posted by: Rick Noll on January 31st, 2006
Dave and I usually don’t yell at one another… we have shared many adventures together… from women to space shuttles. Now what made me say that?
Read: Bigfoot in Twisp… Part II »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on January 31st, 2006
Tales of massive creatures abound throughout human history, and among the most persistent are those of ape-man creatures like Yeti and Bigfoot. Might this ancient primate, who probably went extinct about 500,000 years ago, be the source of these many legends?
Read: Giganto: The Real King Kong DVD »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on January 31st, 2006
A magician weighs in on Cryptozoology, unveiling the secrets of Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster.
Read: Cryptozoology and Magic »
Posted by: John Kirk on January 30th, 2006
members of the Westcoast Sasquatch team carried out an onsite investigation of the locale where the sounds were recorded.
Read: Westcoast Sasquatch Team Investigates Site of BC’s First Sasquatch Vocalizations. »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on January 30th, 2006
Exclusive to Cryptomundo
There’s some exciting news from the Milt Marcy Mokele-mbembe Expedition.
Posted by: Loren Coleman on January 30th, 2006
Having survived near-death experiences in the Himalayas, including the near loss of a companion while they searched for the Yeti in 1996, a world-class climber dies close to home.
Read: Kenneth McConnell, 54, Leader of 1996 Yeti Expedition, Dies »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on January 30th, 2006
Over the weekend and into today, you’ve probably continued to read and hear a great deal about the so-called “Bigfoot” activity in Malaysia…with mixed feelings.
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on January 30th, 2006
Typically, we count what we can see. Biologists use cameras, tracking, spotlighting and hunter success, but warn that “failing to detect” does not necessarily mean “absent.”
Read: How Many Bigfoot Are There? »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on January 30th, 2006
Looking beyond whether monsters exist, into what do their histories and descriptions tell us…
Read: Great Bear Lake Monster »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on January 29th, 2006
One of the great things about the explosion of media interest in the “Bigfoot” stories out of Malaysia is that the papers have to come up with more and more details to keep the interest level of their articles sharp. Here’s some more news and some old new news…
Posted by: John Kirk on January 29th, 2006
It was an event that truly that seemed to have leapt from the pages of an enthralling Jules Verne novel…
Posted by: Loren Coleman on January 29th, 2006
The independent film that I hinted we should all watch for its impact on hominology has been declared an audience favorite during its first screenings.
Read: Sasquatch Wins At Slamdance »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on January 28th, 2006
In the midst of a very long article reviewing the eating establishments and the The Ho Chi Minh Museum of Hanoi, Vietnam, there’s a surprising update on the Old City’s most famous cryptid.
Read: Hoan Kiem’s Giant Turtle »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on January 28th, 2006
We are humbled by the praise rolling in for this blog, but overjoyed the news is getting out that we are here and being read…
Read: Cryptomundo Wins Praise »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on January 28th, 2006
A team of twenty scientists from Singapore has been told by government officials to delay a forthcoming expedition to find proof of the unknown hairy hominoids ("Bigfoot," to the media) being reported in the rainforests near Johor, Malaysia.
News services are spreading a rather hastily and badly written dispatch today:
The Singapore Paranormal Investigators […]
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