Happy St. Patrick’s Day: It is intriguing that March 17th is seen as a pivotal date in the history of the wealthy Oklahoma/Texas oil family of the cryptozoologist Tom Slick. And the CIA too. Images.
Tsunamis and Thunderbirds
It is amazing what Thunderbird folklore may tell us about past tsunamis, says Ruth Ludwin, a University of Washington scientist. Images.
Bigfoot in Kentucky
Come one, come all. Image.
Magonia on Giants
Peter Rogerson at John Rimmer’s Magonia read the book, and we appreciate that. Images.
Where Did All The World’s Giants Go?
As was hoped, sometimes the mere publishing of a thoughtful book does result in people writing thoughtfully. Images.
Lindroos on Giants
Tales of giants have been pervasive and persuasive. They’ve been used to sell newspapers, terrify naughty children, name fledgling sports teams and mined as fodder for all types of fantastic fiction.
Newton on Giants
While most students of cryptozoology recognize “Giganto” as a favorite Bigfoot/Yeti candidate, many may be unaware that German anatomist-anthropologist Franz Weidenreich (1873-1948) renamed the creature Giganthropus, treating it as a primitive ancestor of Homo sapiens.
Bigfoot, Not Bigfeet! Nor bigfoots! Nor sasquatches!
I’ll still go with the insight that calling more than one Bigfoot with the silly-sounding name “Bigfeet” clues me into the fact I’m with someone who doesn’t know what they are talking about.
St. Augustine 1.7.11
Thanks to everyone, and I totally enjoyed you all. Images.
Loren Coleman Appearing At Ripley’s, St. Augustine
Loren Coleman is to appear at Ripley’s Museum on January 7th for True Giants and Monsters of New Jersey signings. He will be doing an indepth study of the cryptozoology exhibits shown at the Ripley’s museum on January 8th. Coleman will also be appearing on Ripley’s Podcast Radio show, as well. Images.
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