From CFZ Australia:
Wolgan Valley's Albino wallaroos
From the archives: Footprints of Dreamtime Dinosaur (1964)
NZ Kokako snapper sought
The Nargun and the Stars
Hairy-nosed wombats feel farmers' wrath
Lair of the Cane Toad Discovered
EdgeScience features Sumatra's Orang Pendek
Australian skull proof of convergent evolution
From Nick Redfern's blog:
A 10-Year Anniversary of the Monstrous Kind
Friday, April 22, 2011
GRAHAM INGLIS AND DAVE B-P BOTH DREW MY ATTENTION TO THIS
This makes somewhat interesting reading.
10 places it's (almost) impossible to visit
10 places it's (almost) impossible to visit
SINISTER INVASION FROM THE MIDDLE EAST
At a time when the world has been focussed on events in North Africa and the Middle East, large numbers of predatory invaders have been silently invading Europe — and some have reached Britain. The invaders in question, though, are vagrant emperors.Last week two reached southwest England, following three other confirmed sightings last October. The latest sightings were a male photographed in Plymouth (Devon) on 15th April and a female who chose to rest on some washing in Penryn (Cornwall) the following day. Both sexes are brown, though the male has a bright blue segment at the base of the abdomen, next to the wings. In addition to 44 species of dragonfly and damselfly seen regularly in the UK, a further 10 species have occurred as vagrants, including vagrant emperor.
Read on
DAVEY CURTIS: Get your jugs out
Dear Jon,Joanne, Rosie & I were at York Museum today and I came across two unusual jugs, one has a figure of Pan on it and the other has a being I am not familiar with. At first I thought it was a merman but the tail is more serpent like than fish. Any ideas?
Regards
Davey.C
OLL LEWIS: Yesterday's News Today
http://cryptozoologynews.blogspot.com/
On this day in 1564 William Shakespeare was baptised (his birth date is unknown). Shakespeare wrote some rather good plays, a lot of which used paranormal things like prophecies and ghosts as plot devices, and come highly reccomended.
On this day in 1564 William Shakespeare was baptised (his birth date is unknown). Shakespeare wrote some rather good plays, a lot of which used paranormal things like prophecies and ghosts as plot devices, and come highly reccomended.