One of the Editor’s 2010 Choice Awards for the “Best of New England” have gone to the International Cryptozoology Museum. The definition of quirky is idiosyncratic, offbeat, eccentric, unusual, unconventional, unorthodox, and strange. We can live with that.
Can you guess how many individual items the museum has on exhibition? Images.
Here’s the list, followed by my grade, then reviews of these picks based upon the criteria of whether they are really cryptozoologically-worthy and whether I think they have already been exploited in film and television. Images.
“What has amazed the entire marine mammal research community is there haven’t been any grey whales in the Atlantic since the 18th century,” exclaimed one expert. Images.
If it is suppose to be a charity event, then why not fully make it so? Many new photos, of the exhibits, guests, and more!
And the mysterious ones passed by, in droves and droves, with the most charming people stopping in…and it was all for charity. Images.
TR’s major decision was not what cryptids he was going to hunt, but where. Image.
This newly constructed five-foot-tall unknown hairy hominid replica is being shown for the first time ever, today, Friday, May 7th, 2010. Many entertaining new images.
May 6th is a special date in monster history. With a BREAKING NEWS HISTORICAL UPDATE. Images.
Archaeologist Paula Perrault has seen alleged Jersey Devil skulls with both straight and curved horns. The media are growing more interested in the Devil, it seems. Image.
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