What a year. Now take a look at the romantic zoology books that helped us escape the reality of 2020.
Cryptozoologist Paul H. LeBlond, 81, Dies
Swift, smooth seas, dear friend. You have been a true inspiration. ~ Loren Coleman, February 7, 2020.
William Dranginis Dies
Bill Dranginis searched for Bigfoot and Champ. He found friends and students.
Champ Photographer Sandra Mansi Dies
Joseph Zarzynski called the Mansi photograph “the single most impressive piece of evidence” for Champ.
The Top Ten Cryptozoology Stories of 2017
The science of cryptozoology must evolve in the 21st century, to take into account new technologies that encompasses DNA studies.
Cryptozoologist of Year 2017: Seth Breedlove
The Cryptozoologist of the Year 2017 is an individual who has dedicated the beginning of his remarkable filmmaking career to documenting the vanishing midcentury’s legacy of cryptid encounters.
August Update: International Cryptozoology Conference 2017
The September 3, 2017 event will be a scientific and popular culture gathering that is five-minutes from the International Cryptozoology Museum in Portland, Maine.
Loren Coleman Reviews Monster Hunters by Tea Krulos
Krulos’ subjects are the seekers, hunters, investigators, and chroniclers of cryptozoology and other aligned topics.
International Cryptozoology Conference / January 2016 / St. Augustine, Florida.
The three-day event is a serious, scientific cryptozoology conference being held near the site of the 1896 “Giant Octopus” beaching.
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