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“I was really disappointed to read that your thoughts on our third season and I thought I might clarify a few points for you,” writes Josh Gates. Images.

Read: Josh Gates Responds To Cryptomundo »

University of Southern Maine student Aubin Thomas’ first feature newspaper article of her career is most appreciated. Thanks to all for the Ricetta’s benefit too. Images.

Read: The First Of Its Kind: Aubin Thomas »

Bigfoot-type creatures may be located near Caddo Lake dow the road from Shreveport, but do media people in England know where that is? Image.

Read: Bigfoot Near Shreveport, Mississippi? »

“It might be nice to live in a world where scientists didn’t scoff at the idea of furred fish and minotaurs – and where an upstanding Sasquatch can come into town for a cup of coffee without being hassled, photographed or tranquilized,” said the reporter. Images.

Read: FeeJee Mermaid On Display »

What do you think? What do you see? Video.

Read: Bigfoot in the Midstate? »

It was only a matter of time before this would happen. Oh well, now maybe you can identify which breed it is. Video.

Read: “Texas Chupacabras” Goes on Exhibit »

During my early morning talks with Bob Gimlin, he shared with me, for the record, a story that I do not recall having ever heard before. Images.

Read: Patterson’s Little Known Deathbed Confession »

“Have you ever heard of people seeing a Satyr?” the young man asked.

Read: Goatmen and Satyrs »

Sadness dawns, as I remember the way it was, via Boing Boing TV’s video.

Read: Goodbye Home Museum »

News of the announcement of the opening of the International Cryptozoology Museum has jumped to the USA Today, today, and a 14-month-year-long entrance fee sale is being announced. Image.

Read: Museum Admission Sale & Life Fee Announced »

Get ready for this one! The man who brought you Drag Me To Hell is behind a new Abominable Snowmen film project. Images.

Read: New Yeti Horror Flick »

Most people who are interested in cryptozoology are interested in the sense of humor part, but the museum also wants to educate. The fakes are there as part of the educational process. Images.

Read: Bigfoot on Congress Street »

Here is Mike Esordi’s video diary of that fateful day.

Read: On The Edge of Bluff Creek »

This is big news! It’s taken six years, but finally the collection has a permanent public home. Celebrate this event with me! Images.

Read: Cryptozoo Museum Opens In Downtown Portland »

The latest in blogsquatchery has issued from Kentucky. What could it be? Image.

Read: New KY GameCam Pic: Is It Bigfoot? »