Today’s guest - or rather, guests - are the members of the Lancashire Anomalous Phenomena Investigation Society (LAPIS). LAPIS hold regular meetings in Blackpool so if you live in the Lancashire area and you like UFOs (or indeed any kind of Fortean phenomena) I urge you to pop along to one of their meetings. Their conference, which this year is exclusively UFO and alien related subject matter to mark the anniversary of the Rendlesham Forest incident, is scheduled to take place on the 10th of May in St Annes, more details can be found on the group’s website: http://www.lapisufo.com/
The five questions were put to the group, which was slightly depleted due to recent snows, at their last meeting by John Nuttall.
So LAPIS, here are your five questions on… Cryptozoology:
1) How did you first become interested in cryptozoology?
We first became interested many years ago after watching a Bigfoot documentary.
2) Have you ever personally seen a cryptid or secondary evidence of a cryptid, if so can you please describe your encounter?
No.
3) Which cryptids do you think are the most likely to be scientifically discovered and described some day, and why?
Bigfoot because there are so many people looking and with habitat destruction they may be coming closer to being exposed.
4) Which cryptids do you think are the least likely to exist?
The Loch Ness Monster and the Beast of Lytham.
5) If you had to pick your favourite cryptozoological book (not including books you may have written yourself) what would you choose?
Monster of the Mere by Jonathan Downes.
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