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Here comes another out-of-place ‘gator. It must be getting warm.

Read: Reggie Is Back »

Have biologists been eyewitnesses to unknown hairy bipedal primates? Aren’t the only credible sightings those by scientists?

Read: Best Witnesses: Biologists or Truck Drivers? »

The Texas Attorney General wants to settle litigation over San Antonio’s Primarily Primates sanctuary by returning the facility to a reformed board of directors and permanently removing the man who founded the refuge for abandoned and unwanted animals nearly three decades ago.

Read: Update: Primarily Primates »

Yahoo! Movies is reporting that indie company Lithium Productions is preparing to produce a horror movie to be entitled The Legend of Hogzilla that will no doubt reimagine the supersized swine as a far more malicious entity.

Read: The Legend of Hogzilla »

And you thought those Mutant Ninja Turtles just popped out of the sewers?

Read: Kappas »

Franklin police contacted the Southeast Region of the Department of Natural Resources in Milwaukee about 2:30 p.m. with a report of a “large cat sighting, some sort of lion,” DNR warden Gervis Myles said.

Read: Wisconsin Mountain Lion Sighting »

Craig Heinselman has completed his compiled and edited massive opus, Elementum Bestia.
The following chapters are in the book:
The American Sârâph: An Unnatural History of Winged Snakes in North America by Scott Maruna
The Case of the Grey Ghost by Craig Heinselman
Littlefoot – The Junjudee by Tony Healy and Paul Cropper
The Hobbits of Flores: A New Genus […]

Read: Elementum Bestia »

What’s going on here, do you suppose?

Read: Sunday Funnies: Yeti Jr Ski Ski »

The annual Cadborosaurus season is about to move into high gear. Operation Caddyscan is a Cadborosaurus research group comprising Jason Walton, Dr. Ed Bousfield, Dr. Paul Leblond and myself. We have been in existence since 1998 and the focus of this group is solely the marine megaserpent of British Columbia and adjacent coastal waters known as Cadborosaurus.

Read: Cadborosaurus Season is Soon to be Upon Us »

The official stance of the state DNR is that there have been no documented sightings of big cats, whether black or the traditional tawny. The department is looking for proof, such as photos, tracks or a body where a big cat might have been hit by a car

Read: Black Panthers Spotted in South Carolina »

Is the term demeaning? Dismissive? Definitely useful? Worthy of deployment throughout hominology and cryptozoology? Defensively debatable? Definitive?

Read: Is “Scoftic” A Useful Term? »

“He took the serpent for a man in a skiff, and when it disappeared for a moment he thought the boat had capsized, and rowed toward the spot, when it suddenly reappeared, giving them a good view of its proportions.”

Read: When Lake Monsters Were Serpents »

If the squid does turn out to be a sample of Asperoteuthis acanthoderma, this will be the first time one has been found in the Atlantic.

Read: Giant Squid Found in Atlantic Ocean »

“They beheld the head and body of an enormous animal swimming toward the north shore, leaving a trail of foam in its wake. Its head was large and snake-like and apparently of enormous length.”

Read: Devil’s Names and Lake Monsters »

SCIENTISTS are still trying to decide how best to describe the mystery fish found off Sydney’s coast, but pretty isn’t a word that’s likely to be used.

Read: Anglerfish: Catch of the Day »