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They seem to have a fondness for aquatic cryptids…

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Here is the final clarification concerning the identity of the Malaysian Bigfoot personalities. Through the use of 19 (nineteen) photographs, Cryptomundo solves the identity of three female cryptozoologists who have worked on Johor hominology.

Read: Cryptozoologists Confusion: Adeek, Illa, Sis »

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More Happy Birthday wishes for Cryptomundo’s first year.

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“He called me for clarification on the creature. “Yeti” is usually a name associated with Bigfoot. Since Bigfoots (Bigfeet?) are in their annual north-to-south migrating season, he wondered if a wandering Bigfoot is the source of alarm.”

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Appreciation to everyone…in images and many many blogs…

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Who is that enigmatic figure in the photograph published so often of the Johor Bigfoot cast? Here’s the answer. Several photos.

Read: Mystery Cryptozoologist Photo »

Is this a photo of a Yowie, or is it some other type of Australian Mystery Ape?

Read: Yarram Ape or Yowie? »

The story from 1954 is re-visited.

Read: Creature From The Black Lagoon »

Rumor has it that there will be an ivory-billed announcement at the Oct. 3-7 meeting of the American Ornithologists’ Union in Veracruz, Mexico.

Read: Ivory Bill Announcement »

A battle royale is developing within Malaysia between artifact icons. Which will win out? Can pieces of cryptozoological evidence be saved from the black market? For example, where is the Pangboche Yeti hand? Photos.

Read: Bigfoot vs Mummy »

Here is a picture to go with an earlier report of the find of footprints from this country surrounded by Malaysia.

Read: Brunei Bigfoot Trackway Photo »

Are folks still interested in the search for the world’s biggest woodpeckers, the Ivory-billed and the Imperial Woodpeckers? Word of a new haven in Florida may rekindle the quest. Photos.

Read: The Search for Giant Woodpeckers »

Here’s a handy, dandy list of some recent finds of species thought extinct, but they weren’t.

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“Bring on the cryptozoologists. The Bigfoot has left the jungles of Johor to the allure of Brunei’s Labi, or so it seems.”

Read: Brunei Bigfoot »