In 1977, a man named John Huffer took several photos of two large birds taking flight from a tree. Although the sighting was mentioned by the Discovery Channel on their show, Into the Unknown, the birds pictured in the photos were dismissed as turkey vultures rather than Thunderbirds. This reality television appearance was linked to the sightings in Lawndale, Illinois. John Huffer, known later as Chief A. J. Huffer became a well-known advocate of giant cryptid birds. Thunderbird sightings have continued into the new millennium. On March 29, 2022, ”Chief AJ” Huffer suffered a fall. The doctors discovered a serious [...]
Loren Coleman: Complete Book List 2022
The Year 2022 will be Loren Coleman’s 62th year investigating in the field of cryptozoology, and his 45th year of being a published book author. Here is a list of over 135 of his contributions to the field.
Monsters of the States: The Stackpole Series
The books are all collectibles, as of 2020, and some are downright rare.
Large Bird Sighted Again in Alaska
An oversized avian unknown has been observed in the Mendenhall Valley of Alaska.
Announcing Mothman: Evil Incarnate
This new Mothman book has the updated Mothman Death List containing 100 named individuals and their stories.
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.
Mark A. Hall, Cryptozoologist and Fortean, Dies
This world is much less interesting without Mark A. Hall.
Still Accepting Samples For DNA Evidence of Cryptids
Well-known, world-renowned genetic scientists will be working with this project.
Cryptozoologist Mark A. Hall: Happy Birthday 2014
June 14th is Mark’s birthday, and a good day to remember a sincere, hard-working cryptozoologist.
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