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What monsters are hidden there? A new cryptofiction book is reviewed. Images.

Read: The Monsters of Templeton »

A grand new book has been published.

Read: Cryptozoo Book With A Warning »

Reports of dragon sightings in Canada are to be taken seriously. Images.

Read: Dragons Descend on Alberta »

The animal put its arms, wings or flappers in front of its head as a mode of defense.

Read: Waikato Monster Killed: 1887 »

Analysis of a turkey-size dino species concludes that the features thought to be feathers are actually the remains of collagen fibers and that the dinosaur was bald. Photos.

Read: “Feathered” Dinosaur Was Bald »

A new form of ancient crocodile has been discovered in Brazil. Images.

Read: New Prehistoric Crocodilian »

A major conclusion from my “Pinky Expedition” is that there are no simple answers to the mysteries of monsters in our midst. Additionally, we have to consider other pieces of the puzzle. Images.

Read: Pinky Expedition: Monster Considerations »

If you haven’t seen 10,000 BC, I highly recommend you give it a second chance for your weekend viewing before it leaves the big screen. One of the big pluses of the film are the Terror Birds. Images.

Read: 10,000 BC and Terror Birds »

Nine videos of the broadcast episodes of the late Arthur C. Clarke’s 1980 series on Cryptozoology, Sea Monsters, and Bigfoot/Yeti.

Read: Cryptozoology on Arthur C. Clarke’s Mysterious World »

Manatees may be the solution to a good portion of the monster meanderings around Pinky. Become part of the investigation. Photos.

Read: Pinky Expedition: Manatee Musings »

In the quest for cryptids, what mundane observations may have been converted into the extraordinary? What is the role of crocodilians in any confusion with Pinky? Photos.

Read: Pinky Expedition: High Walking »

Bill’s tribute on Scott’s birthday. Cryptomundo exclusive painting.

Read: Rebsamen Tribute: Scott T. Norman »

Celebrating a good life, in the midst of so much that is not. Photos.

Read: Happy Birthday, Scott T. Norman »

Sometimes when investigating cryptids, it’s not how you ask but who and what you are asking about that gets you some more insightful answers. It was a good day in the Pinky detective story and search.

Read: Pinky Expedition: Investigative Breakthrough »

Details on Scott’s memorial.

Read: Norman Memorial Reminder »