Where do cryptozoologists live? Well, all over, of course.

Where does cryptozoology live? If cryptozoology is the study of unknown animals, and one way that people are studying the cryptids is by reading Cryptomundo, part of the answer lies in the statistics revealed in the hits to our site. While we don’t keep personalized information, like the NSA or the CIA might, there are some basic info that is available on what countries are checking in to Cryptomundo.

Where are you from? Millions of people, some days, visit here, to read about the latest in cryptozoology. Some postings can get 1.6 million readers in one day. Some get more. Amazing numbers for a group that just began last October. We are proud of what we do here, and thank you for coming to trust us with getting the latest in breaking news and thoughtful insights on today’s cryptozoology.

You might be surprised to learn that readers of Cryptomundo are from all over the world. There could be people from rural villages in New Zealand to skyscrapers in Singapore. Those kinds of specifics only rest with you. So how about a reflection back in your direction?

Although the United States, needless to say, comes in first as the home of most visitors, a rundown of the other primary points of origin for you – in order of numbers of people visiting – shows a diversity that is intriguing for an English-only site:

United States
Canada
Others
Great Britain
Australia
Germany
Malaysia
Japan
France
New Zealand
Singapore

Let me step aside for a moment then today, and survey you. So, where are you from? Let’s see who is from the most far-flung, and the most mundane locations imaginable. Let’s see how deeply cryptozoology has invaded universities and wildlife organizations and living rooms. We won’t do this kind of thing very often, but, hey, once every six months or so might be fun. So, where are you?