A word about cryptolinks: we are not responsible for the content of cryptolinks, which are merely links to outside articles that we think are interesting (sometimes for the wrong reasons), usually posted up without any comment whatsoever from me.
A ‘serpent’ carcass has stunned walkers who found it washed up on a beach.
The eight foot skeleton has mostly rotted away, but the shape of its body, which bulges out towards the back, is still visible.
Read on...
Friday, February 24, 2017
BIGFOOT NEWS IN BRIEF
Bigfoot:
Human or Ape?
Thomas
Steenburg, veteran bigfoot researcher, weighs in with his opinion on if
bigfoot is human or ape. One of the most heavily debated topics ...
Man
Claims Photo Shows A Bigfoot Producing An "Orb"
Jerry
Cline posted this photo of what he claims "clearly" shows a juvenile
bigfoot producing an orb. Do you see it?
FORTEAN BIRD NEWS FROM THE WATCHER OF THE SKIES
What has Corinna's column of Fortean bird news got to do with cryptozoology?
Well, everything, actually!
In an article for the first edition of Cryptozoology Bernard Heuvelmans wrote that cryptozoology is the study of 'unexpected animals' and following on from that perfectly reasonable assertion, it seems to us that whereas the study of out-of-place birds may not have the glamour of the hunt for bigfoot or lake monsters, it is still a perfectly valid area for the Fortean zoologist to be interested in.
Well, everything, actually!
- North Yorkshire tops RSPB’s bird crime league tabl...
- Blood ties fuel cooperation among species, not sur...
TODAY'S BIG CAT NEWS
The hunt for British Big Cats attracts far more newspaper-column inches than any other cryptozoological subject.
There are so many of them now that we feel that they should be archived by us in some way, so we are publishing a regular round-up of the stories as they come in.
The worldwide mystery cat phenomenon (or group of phenomena, if we are to be more accurate) is not JUST about cryptozoology. At its most basic level it is about the relationship between our species and various species of larger cat. That is why sometimes you will read stories here that appear to have nothing to do with cryptozoology but have everything to do with human/big cat interaction. As committed Forteans, we believe that until we understand the nature of these interactions, we have no hope of understanding the truth that we are seeking.
VIDEO: Rare black-maned Ethiopian lion caught on v...
PHOTOS: Camera traps reveal undiscovered leopard p...
NEWSLINK: ‘Obese’ Siberian tigers in China zoo rai...
WOOHOOO SAYS THE GONZO BLOG DOO-DAH MAN
The Gonzo Daily: Friday/Saturday
Pink Fairies/Steve Hackett/John Shuttleworth
Yesterday we trundled off to Bideford to get the dressing on my ankle
changed, and then I spent far too much money in Morrisons. Weirdly for a
supermarket, they were playing music that I actually liked including T Rex and
The Beach Boys, which combined with the disorientation that I always get in a
sodding great barn full of harsh lighting and hundreds of people all talking at
once, combined to produce a peculiar psychedelic effect. I am very tempted to go
into Morrisons and sit there for a couple of hours with a digital recorder and
see if I can get the basis for a record which would end up sounding like a cross
between Throbbing Gristle and Brian Eno. Maybe i could call it 'Music for
Consumers'.
And here is the news:
COMING THIS WEEKEND
JOHN SHUTTLEWORTH: Live Review
THE GONZO TRACK OF THE DAY: Pink Fairies - the sna...
THOM THE WORLD POET: The Daily Poem
Is It Time For Steve Hackett To Stop Revisiting Ge...
Gonzo Magazine #222
THE LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE ISSUE
In a Gonzo Exclusive, Doug reports from the High Seas, about Cruise to the
Edge, Richard reviews Phil Lesh, John eulogises Gary Duncan, whilst Jeremy goes
to see Spizz and The Rezillos, and Jon muses on Pet Shop Boys, Neil Young and
Ladybird Books for grown-ups. And oodles more, my little cupcakes...
Groovy huh?
It’s all free!
And there are radio shows from Mack Maloney, Friday Night Progressive is
having a well deserved week off, Strange Fruit, Jeremy Smith's new project The
Seven Deadly Sins, and Canterbury Sans Frontieres. We also have columns from all
sorts of folk including Roy Weard, Mr Biffo, Neil Nixon and the irrepressible
Corinna. There is also a collection of more news, reviews, views, interviews and
pademelons outside zoos (OK, nothing to do with small marsupials who have
escaped from captivity, but I got carried away with things that rhymed with
OOOOS) than you can shake a stick at. And the best part is IT's ABSOLUTELY
FREE!!!
This issue features:
Neil Young, Mick Jagger, Debbie Harry, Glenn Hughes, Justin Trudeau,
Strange Fruit, Canterbury Sans Frontieres, Jeremy Smith's Seven Deadly Sins,
Mack Maloney's Mystery Hour, Alan Francis Simpson, Barbara Carroll, Damian
Davey, Alwin Lopez Jarreau, Packy, Trish Doan, Tony Särkkä, Tony Davis,
Supertramp, Tony Ashton with Jon Lord, Lutz Ulbrich featuring Nico, Pink
Faeries, Cruise to the Edge 2017, Alan Dearling, Mother's Little Helper, Jeremy
Smith, The Rezillos, Spizzenergi, The Tuts, John Brodie-Good, Gary Duncan,
Quicksilver Messenger Service, Richard Foreman, Phil Lesh, Kev Rowland, Nemezis,
Nick Magnus, Soul Secret, Solstice, Trioxyde, Mr Biffo, Roy Weard, Hawkwind,
Xtul, Martin Springett, The Who, The Alarm, Queen, Justin Bieber, The Beatles,
Jimi Hendrix, Pet Shop Boys
Read the previous few issues of Gonzo Weekly:
Issue 221 (Deke Leonard)
Issue 220 (Larry Wallis)
Issue 219 (Martin Stone)
Issue 218 (Mark Reiser tribute)
Issue 217 (Dig Doug Harr)
Issue 215-6 (New Year 2017)
Issue 213-4 (Yule 2016)
Issue 212 (Greg Lake)
Issue 211 (Phil Collins)
Issue 210 (Nico)
Issue 209 (Pink Fairies)
Issue 208 (Leonard Cohen)
Issue 207 (Tibet)
Issue 206 (Raz)
Issue 205 (Pink Fairies)
Issue 204 (Gas Tank)
Issue 203 (The Gardening Club)
Issue 202 (Gong)
Issue 201 (Auld Man's Baccie)
Issue 200 (Deep Purple)
All issues from #70 can be downloaded at www.gonzoweekly.com if you prefer.
If you have problems downloading, just email me and I will add you to the Gonzo
Weekly dropbox. The first 69 issues are archived there as well. Information is
power chaps, we have to share it!
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raining. See you tomorrow...
* The Gonzo Daily is - as the name implies - a daily online magazine
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* We should probably mention here, that some of our posts are links to
things we have found on the internet that we think are of interest. We are not
responsible for spelling or factual errors in other people's websites. Honest
guv!
* Jon Downes, the Editor of all these ventures (and several others) is an
old hippy of 57 who - together with a Jack Russell called Archie, an infantile
orange cat named after a song by Frank Zappa, and two half grown kittens, one
totally coincidentally named after one of the Manson Family, purely because she
squeaks, puts it all together from a converted potato shed in a tumbledown
cottage deep in rural Devon which he shares with various fish. He is ably
assisted by his lovely wife Corinna, his bulldog/boxer Prudence, his elderly
mother-in-law, and a motley collection of social malcontents. Plus.. did we
mention Archie and the Cats?
NEWS FROM NOWHERE - Friday/Saturday
ON THIS DAY IN - 1835 - "Siwinowe Kesibwi" (The Shawnee Sun) was issued as the first Indian language monthly publication in the U.S.
And now some more recent news from the CFZ Newsdesk
Taiwan bans euthanasia of stray animals
Exceptional reproductive biology in extremely rest...
US: Oceanic whitetip shark warrants 'threatened' l...
Wolfing it down: Brown bears reduce wolf kill rate...
And now some more recent news from the CFZ Newsdesk
AND TO WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK... (Music that may have some relevance to items also on this page, or may just reflect my mood on the day.)