It’s not some band of terrorists who have invaded the country, but a bunch of wee hoofed animals that have been declared a menace. Image.
1935 Sewer Gator Story Confirmed
The New York Times, without fanfare, has just confirmed a significant event in alligator-in-the-sewers history. Images.
New Chameleon Discovered
This new lizard was first spotted while the team was surveying monkeys in the Magombera Forest and one member disturbed a twig snake eating the new species. Images.
Bigfoot! an eBook
“All indications are that 2010 will be The Year of The eBook,” reports a publishing insider. Images.
New Look Of The Little Lady of Flores
This is the new complete-body reconstruction of LB1, Homo floresiensis, by the Parisian paleoartist Elisabeth Daynès. Images.
The Bear Lake Monster
I share this dispatch (completely unedited) and photos here as a cautionary tale. Images. Video.
Japanese FeeJee Mermaids, Part II
In Part II, Brent Swancer looks deeper into the mystery of the Japanese link to FeeJee Mermaids. Images.
Hobbits Not Diseased, Notes Dec. 2009 Study
Hopefully a new study being published in December 2009 will be the final nail in the coffin of all those arguments attempting to debunk the Hobbits, Homo floresiensis, and ignore the reality that a population of very small hominoids lived concurrently with Homo sapiens. Stories of the “little people” have some basis in fact. Period. The male National Geographic painting of the first Homo foresiensis find, compared to Richard Klyver’s sketch of the Flores woman. The first fossil discovery of Homo floresiensis was of a female, not a male, please note. “The discovery that Homo floresiensis survived until so very [...]
Japanese FeeJee Mermaids – Part I
In a part one of a two-part guest blog by Brent Swancer, he tells us about the ningyo, The Story of Japanese Mermaids. Images.
Maine Office of Tourism Features Cryptozoology
A good overview of the International Cryptozoology Museum (located at the back of the Green Hand Bookshop) was posted today on the Featured Stories page of the Maine Office of Tourism website. The ICM appreciates, acknowledges, and gives full credit to the Maine Office of Tourism for seeking us out, obtaining the museum information and posting it online for future visitors. They did this without any approach from the museum, and we find this encouraging in terms of our efforts to elevate the public educational mission of the museum, as a gateway to adventure and scientific exploration for tourists, travelers, [...]
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