Wednesday, April 07, 2010
2:13 this is my (Bigfoot Believer's) first expedition for The Cryptid Hunters. I went to Dragon's Tooth, Roanoke, Virginia. I chose this location ...
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8:11 dark, but certainly closure for us on that matter. ... yowie yowies yowiehunters "dean harrison" "yowie attack" "yowie sightings" bigfoot ...
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this is my (Bigfoot Believer's) first expedition for The Cryptid Hunters. I went to Dragon's Tooth, Roanoke, Virginia. I chose this location ...
1:48 this is my (Bigfoot Believer's) first expedition for The Cryptid Hunters. I went to Dragon's Tooth, Roanoke, Virginia. I chose this location ...
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6:15 Like Bigfoot, tales of the Yowie circulate among the Aboriginal tribes of Australia. The Bigfoot has terrorized many people over the generations ...
5:48 "An aggresive Yowie Bigfoot nearly attacked a Bigfoot hunter as they searched for him. The Tazmanian Tiger, or the Thylacine is another almost ...
7:45 Ivan Marx's "crockumentary" about his misadventures searching for proof of bigfoot. Along the way he absolutley destroys any semblance of ...
8:28 this is my (Bigfoot Believer's) first expedition for The Cryptid Hunters. I went to Dragon's Tooth, Roanoke, Virginia. I chose this location ...
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1:09 this is my (Bigfoot Believer's) first expedition for The Cryptid Hunters. I went to Dragon's Tooth, Roanoke, Virginia. I chose this location ...
2:15 Join Nite allers Radio as they interview Rand Trusty
1:18 this is my (Bigfoot Believer's) first expedition for The Cryptid Hunters. I went to Dragon's Tooth, Roanoke, Virginia. I chose this location ...
0:47 this is my (Bigfoot Believer's) first expedition for The Cryptid Hunters. I went to Dragon's Tooth, Roanoke, Virginia. I chose this location ...
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0:44 this is my (Bigfoot Believer's) first expedition for The Cryptid Hunters. I went to Dragon's Tooth, Roanoke, Virginia. I chose this location ...
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this is my (Bigfoot Believer's) first expedition for The Cryptid Hunters. I went to Dragon's Tooth, Roanoke, Virginia. I chose this location ...
0:08 this is my (Bigfoot Believer's) first expedition for The Cryptid Hunters. I went to Dragon's Tooth, Roanoke, Virginia. I chose this location ...
Cryptid Roundtable: Redfern, Davies, Godfrey & Barackman The Parafactor
Tomorrow night (Thursday, April 8) at 10 o'clock EST, Ash and Mark welcome some guests with vaunted credentials in the world of cryptozoology. Nick Redfern, Adam Davies, Linda Godfrey and Cliff Barackman join the downloadable podcast to talk of creatures that skulk on the corners of reality - some say they really exist, some say they don't, but everyone says they're extremely interesting. Meanwhile, another famous member of the cryptozoology school, Loren Coleman, has been bombarded by a mainstream media thirsty for information about a strange looking creature captured in China. Here's Coleman's original story: Chinese Chupacabras? That posting includes the Daily Telegraph article entitled "'Oriental Yeti' Discovered in China" that started it all. Coleman says the so-called "Yeti" trapped in China is probably a civet with mange, although we think it's most likely a female civet that got carried away with the hot waxing in preparation for bikini season. Apparently, that civet in China isn't the only victim of mistaken identity, as you'll see in A Tale of Two Loren Colemans.
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Pravda 35 year ago, the scull of the first Big-foot was excavated for the first time in history. People residing in the area for years still remember meeting it ... See all stories on this topic |
Tuesday, April 06, 2010
Winged Weirdies, Thylacines, and James Randi Cryptomundo
Loren Coleman makes note of the latest issue of a signature book from Anomalist Books, The Anomalist No. 14: Electricity of the Mind, and, in particular, three of the items included in this "Nonfiction Anthology." Coleman points out three items from the anthology that have connections to cryptozoology, beginning with Theo Paijmans' "The Topography of the Damned" and ending with Tim Cridland's "The Real James Randi." In between, he discloses some errors in "The Continuing Strange Tale of the Thylacine: A Growth Function for a Small Population" by Chris Payne. With images, including cover art. And in another offering, Coleman takes a look at a particular cryptozoological collectible in World's Most Recognized Bigfoot Cast, with numerous photos.
Monday, April 05, 2010
Sunday, April 04, 2010
Monsters of the Lakes Fortean Times
Could lake monsters, reports of which dominate folklore around the world, be more of a paranormal phenomenon than a cryptid phenomenon? Here are some reasons to speculate that sightings of these creatures may be the result of the creatures being paranormal entities momentarily materializing before startled witnesses. Elsewhere, Nick Redfern, who has an article in the book, gives a preliminary review of The American Goliah in Giants on the Rampage, and Micah Hanks does likewise with the as of yet unpublished new book from Mark A. Hall and Loren Coleman, True Giants: Myth, Legend, Folklore, and Fact, to be published by Anomalist Books, in Larger Than Life: True (Hairy) Giants!
Fossil from Cave is a 'Missing Link' Times Online
From today's maverick science announcements: Another candidate for the title of "Missing Link" in the effort to trace a path of evolution from ape to Man has been excavated from a cave in the South African Unesco World Heritage Site of Sterkfontein. The reportedly 2M-year-old remains of a child, almost complete, were discovered in Malapa Cave by Professor Lee Berger from the University of Witwatersrand, and Loren Coleman has more on the discovery at Cryptomundo in the report New "Missing Link" Discovered, with images. Elsewhere, thermal imaging gives an odd read-out in Pac-Man Shows Up on the Surface of Saturn's Moon Mimas. Meanwhile, misunderstandings abound in the interpretation of a "so-called supernova remnant" as explained
by Stephen Smith in The Dust of Creeds Unknown.
by Stephen Smith in The Dust of Creeds Unknown.
Saturday, April 03, 2010
Sea Creature Off Hull Cryptozoology Online
Lindsay Selby continues the collection of tales of lake creatures and sea monsters with the paraphrasing of a report Harold T. Wilkins included in his 1972 book Monsters and Mysteries. The report concerned a sighting off the coast of Hull in the United Kingdom. The report detailed remarks by seaman who made the claim, a veteran of over 40 years at sea who stated it wasn't a "a whale or a shark and were he to see it again he would retire from the sea and remain on land." That's not the only sea creature connected to the port of Hull, however, as Selby points out in another tale of a sighting made off East Yorkshire. Elsewhere, Loren Coleman quotes from an April Fool's Day column in a Hawai'ian newspaper, which, in turn, quotes Coleman as author of The Field Guide to Bigfoot and Other Mystery Primates, concerning the Aloha State's legendary little people, as seen in Hawaiian Weekly Calls Menehune: "First Hoax". With images. Given the date of the report and its skeptical tone, should it be taken seriously? With images.
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