With the recent attention that an actress has brought to Nessie, it seems only fair to revisit the most famous celebrity cryptozoology sighting of all time. Isn’t there just one incident that should be erected to the position of most significant? Images. Video.
Yowie Exclusive: “It Was Bloody Scary!”
Two of my mates are all over the media today, in conjunction with going mano-a-mano with Yowie and the news about it. Images.
Actress Encounters Nessie
Sexy star Vicki Michelle got a surprise recently at the Scottish lake. The crew’s boat was on its way to Urquhart Castle when a strange signal appeared on the sonar. Interestingly, various papers have quoted Loch Ness researcher Adrian Shine’s reaction differently. Actress photos. Sonar image.
Rosy, The Pink Dolphin
Some might be tempted to call her “Pinky.” The vividly colored creature would be most properly called le dauphin rose, the pink dolphin, around New Orleans. So let’s just call her “Rosy.” Many images.
Black Wildcat Of The Chilterns
“It was jet black. I know my wildlife and it was not a dog. I am certain it was a big cat. It looked just like a panther. It had the most beautiful tail…,” said Tuesday’s eyewitness.
MonsterQuest Marathon
Updated…the Marathon continues on Monday…
Over Memorial Day weekend, 2009, History is running a two-day festival of this year’s episodes.
Memorial Day Footage: 13 Years Later
One aspect of the film remains a mystery. At the end of the footage, the creature seems to grow taller by 8 inches. Also, here are opinions/visuals of Krantz, Perez and Noll. Image. Videos.
Shunka Warak’in, 1910?
It was sitting back on its haunches and licking its front paws much in the same manner as a cat or dog would.
Apache Cryptids
Let me share an anonymous email received yesterday. It leaves me with more questions than it answers.
The Notzuchitokage
First you met the Tsuchinoko. Now greet its near-twin, with an upper body that resembles a lizard’s, with two legs, while the lower body is long, lacks hind-limbs, and resembles a snake. A guest blog on a Japanese cryptid by Brent Swancer. Images.
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