Bigfoot Researchers Study Sand Mountain Sand Mountain Reporter

Elusive Primates of North America (EPNA), an Alabama Bigfoot research organization, has completed two investigations of a heavily wooded area near Sand Mountain in the northeastern section of the state. The January expedition only turned up vocalizations, but the February outing turned up a large handprint. Has EPNA found a Bigfoot handprint? Elsewhere, British Columbia, Canada, has been the scene of some increased activity believed to show the huge, hairy biped is in the area, as reported in Moricetown Bigfoot Tracks Continue Sighting Outbreak.

Fungus Kills About 90% of Connecticut's Bats Hartford Courant

It's calculated that up to one million bats have died in the northeastern US due to the mysterious disease known as White-nose fungus. Bats, like the honeybees decimated by the equally mysterious Colony Collapse Disorder, are mankind's allies. While bees are essential for the pollination of many crops, bats are essential for control of many insects. New mortality findings, coupled with bats' migratory habits, have scientists speculating the White-nose syndrome pathogen could eliminate all bats in the US. Are we doomed to a world without bats? With video and photos.