CRYPTOZOOLOGY ONLINE: Still on the Track
Saturday, March 21, 2009

More bird archives ready for download

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Oll has been jolly busy and the latest set of scanned news clippings and other stuff from the Archiving Project is ready for you to downloa...

RICHARD FREEMAN: SNAKES IN THE GRASS ARE ABSOLUTELY FREE

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Tsuchinoko the flat snake The ‘flat snake’, a yokai that may have its roots in reality. Tsuchinoko is reported to be one to three feet long ...
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ANOTHER SUPPOSEDLY EXTINCT WOODPECKER

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Everyone has heard of the ivory-billed woodpecker, which featured in yesterday's bloggo. But far fewer people know of its close relative...

TIM MATTHEWS: The DIY Ethic

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Tim Matthews is one of my best friends, and also - coincidentally - one of the most controversial figures in contemporary Forteana. He has ...

RICHARD FREEMAN: The Case of the British Thylacine

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Once again, we were pootling through the CFZ Picture Archive, when we found these two images of a slightly moth-eaten stuffed thylacine in ...

OLL LEWIS: Yesterday’s News Today

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http://cryptozoologynews.blogspot.com/ Time for you daily round up of cryptozoology news as posted upon the CFZ news blog by the hard workin...
Friday, March 20, 2009

SOMETHING POINTLESS AND PECULIAR

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For a variety of technical reasons that I shall not ennumerate, I have been managing Karl Shuker's blog over the last few weeks. If anyo...
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