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What is it? What was that thing shown over the weekend in Fort Worth? Cryptozoology is about answers too.

Read: “Chupacabras”: Mystery Solved? »

It is one of the most enduring unresolved mysteries. Is the missing link between early humans and apes alive today in the dense temperate forests of the Pacific Northwest? In 1967, Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin were investigating reports of Bigfoot/Sasquatch sightings in the Bluff Creek area of Northern California. They struck gold when their film camera captured a 22-second shot of an alleged female Bigfoot before she disappeared into the woods.

Read: Best Evidence: Bigfoot »

A new comic book that compiles various Sasquatch, Bigfoot, Yeti, and other hairy hominoid imagery from various artists is due in April. Here’s a sneak preview.

Read: 30 Comix Creators: Sasquatch »

News of a unique species discovery from Western Ghats, India is being announced in the subcontinent’s newspapers.

Read: New Legless Amphibian Found »

Research findings by Dr. Dean Falk confirming that Homo floresiensis is a separate species were first discussed here in May 21, 2006. We previewed for you what is all over the media today. Here’s a flashback to that discussion, with quotations from the principals in this ongoing debate. Score one for the pro-Hobbit side.

Read: Hobbit News Old News »

Stream of consciousness cryptozoology? Connect the dots romantic zoology? Have you ever chosen a date, pondered, wondered, and seen where you go? Let’s begin with January 30th, for example, and take a journey of weird creatures, pleasant locations, and strange links along the way.

Read: Points Places Bizarro Beasts »

Everyone’s journey within cryptozoology is personal, of course. I’ve asked Craig Heinselman if he would share some thoughts about this one of his. It gives insights about one man’s sometimes not-too-easy trek.

Read: Crypto: A Personal Journey »

Could the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard University have evidence for the existence of the eastern cougar?

Read: Eastern Cougar Mysteries »

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Here is more insight into the expedition presently looking for the Ropen in Papua New Guinea.

Read: Ropen Expedition ‘07 »

Black panthers are not native to the southeastern United States, meaning Fletcher might have seen a river otter or a bobcat, state wildlife officials in Georgia and South Carolina said.

Read: More Black Panther Denial »

Looks like the Michigan Wildlife Conservancy and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources are still battling over the cougar conundrum.

Read: Michigan Cougar Conspiracy »

Here is the footage of the Norwegian encounter. What do you think?

Read: Lake Cryptid Video »

Rick Kleffel’s new audio report and some images from Cryptomundo allow us to briefly enter the world of the dragons in contemporary times.

Read: Dragons on NPR »

The Clarks have done a great deal to secure the analysis of their San Francisco Bay Sea Serpent video. Here are the results, with a sample video image capture.

Read: SF Sea Serpent Video »