On September 13-15, 2010, the B.C. Scientific Cryptozoology Club is going to conduct an second fact-finding trip regarding a reported lake monster at Cameron Lake in British Columbia, Canada. Last year’s trip was a bit of a bust but did generate enough unexplained data to make the club think additional investigation is warranted. Well, that ...
Yay! Another potential sea monster has been spotted! This one was seen off the coast of Devon, England, by Gill Pearce, on July 27. Pearce managed to take a picture of the alleged beast, but like all pictures of potential cryptids, it is a blurry mess that could be anything: a wave, a log, an ...
People have seen what they think is likely to be a crocodile in Hamilton Pond, Ontario, Canada. Bry Loyst, curator of the nearby Indian River Reptile Zoo, thinks it is a former pet that was released because it grew too large to keep. Apparently, reptile dumping is becoming a frequent problem in Western Canada. Well, ...
A sad-looking dead creature washed up on the shores of the creek in Kitchenuhmaykoosib in Ontario, Canada. Two nurses walking their dog discovered the deceased beastie. It was floating face down in the water. Local elders say it is what they call “omajinaakoos,” meaning “the ugly one,” and that it has not been seen in ...
Watch CBS News Videos Online Jeremy Wade, of the “River Monsters” television show discussed some of his more outrageous river finds on the CBS Early Show last week. Among them are: A 5- or 6-foot catfish (by the way, apparently catfish can predict imminent earthquakes) A 6-foot across stingray A huge tiger fish with shark-like ...
If there is a lake monster in Raystown Lake in Pennsylvania, it sounds more like a minor-league baseball team mascot than some scary thing cryptozoologists would be interested in. In fact, the only scary thing about Raystown Ray may be that people think he (or she? Raystown Raelette, maybe? Could they get Ray Charles to ...