BOB GIMLIN'S BIGFOOT ENCOUNTER - PART I


BOB GIMLIN'S BIGFOOT ENCOUNTER - PART II



BOB GIMLIN'S BIGFOOT ENCOUNTER - PART III

BOB GIMLIN'S BIGFOOT ENCOUNTER - PART IV

School Fears Black Panther Attacks Cryptomundo

An elementary school in a small northern California community is the scene of a new series of melanistic large cat sightings. With the Dept. of Fish and Game saying that one has to attack before they can take action, concerned parents have decided to post a graphic warning of their own. Says Loren Coleman: "There just are not suppose to be any 'black panthers' – i.e. melanistic large felids – in California. Yes, mountain lions exist there, but black mountain lions are not verified zoologically." Over at Crytozoology Online, Dale Drinnon Attempts a Composite Jersey Devil Profile, and Lindsay Selby updates us on sightings at Loch Ness in recent times, including the report of a hump seen in the waters in June of 2009.

Chupacabras Solution: Neither New Species, Nor Silly Cryptomundo

Has Ben Radford, the managing editor of the Skeptical Inquirer, made a major breakthrough regarding the Chupacabras? It seems he has identified a precise media event that led to the explosive beginnings of the widespread interest in Chupacabras beginning in 1995. In this post, Loren Coleman examines how well the explanation holds up to the facts. Elsewhere, Coleman covers the The Bald Beast of Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug, which is getting a lot of play as Reminiscent of the Montauk Monster, but this article gives the solution away in the headline: New Montauk Monster? This time it’s an otter.

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