Almas: No Different Flesh Cryptozoology Online
Dale Drinnon continues his look at "wildmen" around the world, concentrating here on the reports of such creatures from the Caucasus, Pamir and Himalayas mountain ranges, as well as the steppes of Siberia and the western and southern wilds of China. With many reported instances of contact between modern man and the wildmen and plenty of images, Drinnon makes the case these creatures are human despite their hirsute condition and should be treated as such. Of course, mystery creatures are reported around the world, a point made by Scott Corrales in Mystery Animals: Yesterday and Today. Meanwhile, Linda Godfrey gives an excellent short review of Real Monsters, Gruesome Critters, and Beasts from the Darkside, the latest effort from prolific author Brad Steiger, in Steiger's Monsters, Critters and Beasts.
So if the Thylacine can be classified as extinct since 1936 on an island smaller then Texas why is it so hard to believe that an unclassified ...
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