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The year’s best books in cryptozoology are diverse and surprising; an entire bonus list of reprinted classic titles has been assembled, as well. Book cover imagery aplenty.

Read: The Top Cryptozoology Books of 2007 »

Zoos are always in the background in cryptozoology. Wild animals in our midst. Cryptids in our neighborhoods. Zoology for the people. Pay attention to what is being published.

Read: Year Ends With Zoos in News »

John-Mark Sheppard, writing from Liberia, shares information about an armored cryptid as yet unrecorded in the cryptozoology literature. Photos.

Read: On the Track of the Kumbway »

This is the young man who is supplying Cryptomundo with new insights about cryptids being reported in Liberia, e.g. the Gbahali and the Kumbway.

Read: Men in Cryptozoology: John-Mark Sheppard »

Maine film critic Marty Meltz gives three and a half stars out a possible four to the new movie about the Loch Ness Monster.

Read: Water Horse: A Well-Told Fantasy »

The mystery of how the tiger escaped from the grotto at the San Francisco Zoo remains. The riddle of why the two Indian brothers were there and what they were doing continues.

Read: Desi Pondering: SF’s Tiger Event »

Giant flying reptiles, believe it or not, have routinely been sighted in the Olympic National Park’s rainforest in Washington State. Image.

Read: Pterodactyl Causes Car Crash »

Avian cryptids do turn up in these annual birding events. You have to read the records closely to find them, however. Image.

Read: Mystery Birds in Annual Christmas Counts »

This was dispatched by the Wireless Flash News Service today, based on my “Top Ten Bigfoot Stories of 2007.”

Read: 2007 Brings Bigfoot Back to the States »

This is a nice honor.

Read: Top Cryptozoology Stories Picked as Best of the Best »

Announcing the winner of our annual Award for Best Cryptozoology Cartoon of the Holiday Season for 2007!

Read: Congratulations to The Other Coast! »

How often are such discoveries made, but never reported? Without the incident in San Francisco, would this one have ever been published?

Read: Dead Tiger Found in Texas »

What happened in San Francisco is reflective of events in these lists of similar animal attacks. Wild animals are dangerous, inside zoos and outside. Images.

Read: Lists of Zoo Incidents: Dangling Feet & Trails of Blood »

What are the critics saying about the new cryptofiction film about the Loch Ness Monster?

Read: Do Critics Like The Water Horse? »

A nice profile of veteran Bigfooter Daniel Perez published in the Los Angeles Times.

Read: Daniel Perez: Skeptical Believer »