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

Read: Dragons Descend on Alberta »

Two competing “Bigfoot” expeditions that appear to have more to do with publicity, got in the news over the weekend.

Read: Expedition Faux: The Battle for Media Attention »

The skeleton of a creature half human and half fish, which scientists say is more than 4,000 years old, has been found on the coast of China.

Read: Mermaid Found: 1917 »

First it was cats, now it’s cows and coyotes…

Read: Lizard Man a Cow Killer? »

Is the rare and perhaps extinct Japanese River Otter the source of the sightings of the legendary Kappa? Many Photos.

Read: Otter Unknown Kappa »

Has the reptilian mystery creature reported almost 20 years ago in South Carolina made a dramatic return? Photos.

Read: He’s Back: Lizard Man »

A recent spate of vehicle vandalism and property damage has SC residents wondering if the Lizard Man has returned. Video.

Read: Lizard Man Returns? »

Sadly, a gentleman of the movies, Ben Chapman has died.

Read: Creature From The Black Lagoon Has Died »

The eyewitness said he saw a figure, “like that of a white woman with long black hair thrashing about in the water.”

Read: South Africa: New Mermaid Sighting! »

Don’t be surprised if you see some familiar faces in this series, including people you know in the first mini-documentary ever about an all-women Bigfoot expedition.

Read: Halloween Premiere: Monsterquest »

What is this cryptid? Does it have anything to do with Bunyips and Australia’s Bigfoot, Yowie? Being on Trevor Chappell’s “ABC Overnights” (ABC Radio-Australia) was a learning experience, to say the least. And mate, what day is it?

Read: Kiwi’s Taniwha »

There has to be an esteemed place in the cryptocosmos for this well-known comic artist. Illustrated blog.

Read: Richard Corben’s Comic Cryptids »

The Lewiston Sun Journal came for a visit to my museum. Here’s the way reporter Kathryn Skelton experienced it. And me.

Read: A Man and His (Weird) Museum »

You have many choices during the last quarter of 2007 to attend events tailored to share more cryptid information than usual. These forthcoming conferences are also producing some rather intriguing forms of promotional art, demonstrating a new love of monsters, creatures, and cryptids on posters.

Read: In Pursuit of Cryptozoology »

Saying there are no subfields of study within cryptozoology is short-sighted, so here’s an exploration of the question, with a more complete answer and examples.

Read: Cryptozoology’s Subdivisions »