Japanese Wolves - Part II: Yamainu Cryptomundo

Guest blogger Brent Swancer continues his examination of the supposed extinction of a Japanese canid species that, much like the Thylacine of Tasmania, continues to elicit reports of sightings, tracks and, unlike the Thylacine, pelts and carcasses. Is the Honshu wolf still a viable predator in the forests of Japan? With images. There's also a Cryptomundo report today of the results of a 2001 dredging in the North Sea that brought up evidence of the First Neandertal From Netherlands.