CRYPTOZOOLOGY ONLINE: Still on the Track
Saturday, December 18, 2010

YESTERDAY WAS QUITE EXCITING...

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I have not been very well for some time, so I was asleep when Corinna came in to tell me that Graham had just telephoned. He had managed to ...
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ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT

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WHETHER animals comfort dying comrades and show signs of grieving for the dead may depend on where they live, as well as on how compassionat...

IF ANYONE WONDERS WHAT TO BUY THE CFZ NEXT CHRISTMAS...

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Thanks to Doug Shoop for spotting this

A BIG THANK-YOU TO SYD...

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...who pointed out that I made a cock-up in my links the other day. If you were unable to get to Andrew Gable's centaur article, you can...

MICHAEL NEWTON: A Globster Lost—and Found

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When Bernard Heuvelmans published his classic study of sea serpents in 1965 he included a chronological list of creatures stranded or captur...
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MYSTERY CAT IN OHIO

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YOU TUBE BLURB: I can not identify this animal. Tts features are: very muscular/robust build, a tail about the size of a walnut,its size is ...
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OLL LEWIS: Yesterday's News Today

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http://cryptozoologynews.blogspot.com/ On this day in 1848 Emily Brontë, author of Wuthering Heights , died of tuberculosis. Now for the new...
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