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What made them? Images.

Read: Identify The Mystery Tracks »

A followup seems in order. Images.

Read: Yeti Hair Sample »

Photographic proof does exist. Image.

Read: ICM Sighting »

Dog, raccoon, squirrel, monkey, macaque, baboon? What is behind what is being seen. Images.

Read: Hillsborough’s Cryptid: Dog, Baboon? »

Dona Kaye Reed was known by many guests to past Jefferson, Texas, Bigfoot conferences as a kind and friendly host. She will be missed. Image.

Read: Craig’s Mom »

Tourné au Népal, ce documentaire enquête sur le mythe, les légendes et les témoignages des sherpas sur le yéti. In French. Image.

Read: La Mémoire Du Yéti »

Breaking News: A team from an aquarium in Iwaki, Japan has successfully, in a world first, photographed juvenile coelacanths. Images.

Read: First Baby Coelacanth Photos Taken »

“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 »

Normandy is not just a location famed for its role in the D-Day invasion of Europe in World War II. It now is also associated with a new cryptid report. Photographic evidence of the creature has been obtained. Images.

Read: Normandy Nessie »

Strange animal sightings have been commonplace in the area where this unexpected animal was killed. Are the explanations as to its origin correct? Images.

Read: Cryptid Pymgy Hippo Shot in Oz »

University of Southern Maine student Aubin Thomas’ first feature newspaper article of her career is most appreciated. Details on the Ricetta’s benefit. Images.

Read: The First Of Its Kind: Aubin Thomas »

What was the “something” in the trees? Image.

Read: Mystery Cryptid Pic From Tampa »

The Cryptomundo community is in shock.

Read: My Condolences to Craig Woolheater »

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? »

Obviously, this name is linked to The Jungle Book, a collection of stories written in 1894 by Rudyard Kipling. It refers, in general, to feral humans. It was in widespread use, it appears, in British Columbia.

Read: Before Sasquatch ~ The Mowglis »