Mongolian Almas: Wild Man

I find it interesting that there are so many shared stories about legendary creatures. The Mongolian Almas (also look here and here) is similar to the Yeti of the Himalayas or North America's Sasquatch.

Bigfoot Found?

On the heels of recent chupacabra news is the announcement that Bigfoot hunters have found, bagged and preserved the remains of a 500 lb. Bigfoot corpse.

It has always been assumed that Bigfoot got its name from the large tracks it has left; but this creature's remains were, allegedly, discovered in the northern Georgia woods --a long way from the enigmatic hominid's famous California stomping grounds. The name Bigfoot may say more about the cryptid's travel range than it's shoe size. I may sound a bit skeptical; but it would be pretty cool if it is true.

The Georgia hunters are reported to be holding a news conference in Palo Alto, California on August 15th - to present their evidence.

Texas Chupacabra?

Cryptozoology fans have been delighted by the recent sitings and photos of a "real" chupacabra. Some news sources, such as CNN, are reporting that it is just a hairless coyote. I think someone should shave a coyote and see if it matches up. Chupacabra, "goat sucker,"or not, it is one spooky looking creature…almost as frightening looking as an angry opossum. Spiders are fine, bats are great; but possums, yuck!