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Cryptozoologist Craig Heinselman shares a long commentary on my recent blogs on black and white squirrels and more posted here on Cryptomundo.

Read: Biological Curiosities »

Here are two 2006 top ten fun lists of white and black squirrels’ hot spots. Try your hand at taking a photograph of one of them, as an exercise in seeing how easy it is to get one of a Bigfoot.

Read: 2006’s Top Ten White & Black Squirrels’ Hot Spots »

New sightings of a white squirrel, ligers on television shows and at MySpace.com, Maine Mutants, Oliver, Bili Apes, and all kinds of things are called “cryptozoology” today. Sure, they are enjoyable to talk about but are they cryptozoology?

Read: White & Black Squirrels…and Ligers too »

Read the accounts of the sightings of Bigfoot near Kelly Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.

Read: ‘Big Foot’ Terrorizes Kelly Area »

Cryptozoology is in the news, in a variety of ways, as people appear to be getting a headstart on the end of the year lists. Here’s a snappy overview. Pix.

Read: CZ 2006 Lists Begin: A Cryptomundo Roundup »

Mike Morwood announces his new book on Homo floresiensis is available. Amazing cover image published for the first time here!

Read: The Discovery of the Hobbit Arrives in Australia »

What is this animal caught off of Australia?

Read: What Is It? »

Link to video

Read: Bigfoot in Texas »

It was at that point that point that the witness identified what she described as an upright, tall (six and one half [6 ½] to seven [7] feet in height), hair-covered, reddish-brown, muscular creature, as it seemed to put its left arm on something before leaping. The visual encounter was no more than a few seconds; the witness mostly remembered seeing the whole figure, and prominently seeing the arm and leg movement.

Read: Roadside Bigfoot Sighting in Southeast Texas »

With several comments yesterday, more insightful views are pouring in about the M. K. Davis statement that the Roger Patterson-Bob Gimlin footage shows nothing more than a “human.” Here are photos of the principals, and comments by leading analysts. Plus, I put out a call for some drawings related to all of this, whatever this is.

Read: More On “Bigfoot = Human?” »

Self may be in the eye of the beholder, in the mind of the individual under discussion, and/or in the wake of one’s life and work. How does the man who moved the topic of Mothman from natural science to…the dark side, view himself? Mothman has become the spawn of Hell. Here’s why.

Read: John A. Keel: Demonologist? »

New reports from eastern Asia tell of recent unknown hominoid encounters.

Read: Amur’s Kalgamashka »

November 27 is another milestone in the 40th year anniversary of events related to Mothman. But early comments here have stirred members of the Mothman community in Point Pleasant who find the “propaganda by Mark Hall, Robert Goerman, Loren Coleman, and others” as unfortunate! Equal time and a response are shared.

Read: Mothman + 40 + Bighoot = New Debates »

M. K. Davis and a film producer are releasing shocking revelations that the creature seen in the famed film footage is nothing more than a human, but not a man in a suit. Say what?

Read: Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot = A Hairy Human? »

Sewer gators are not an urban legend from the 1960s, but something real that happened in the 1930s. I did the initial research and it is intriguing to see what’s happening to it. A contemporary mention in the same newspaper that is the source of definitive articles from over 70 years ago shows that today journalists would rather deal with the episodes with silliness versus understanding them as factual.

Read: Alligators-In-The-Sewers Are Real »