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Calling Crap on Melba Ketchum's Bigfoot Paper

Posted by SUPERSquatch , in Cryptozoology/Cryptobotany 21 February 2013 · 332 views

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Myron Getman at his wonderful blog The Mad Skeptic has pointed out that Melba Ketchum's new Bigfoot 'paper' is total garbage. Read more here.

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The Top 5 Cryptids of North America

Posted by SUPERSquatch , in Cryptozoology/Cryptobotany, Videos 16 February 2013 · 280 views

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This is a video I made that included every cryptid I have blogged about in the last few weeks. Comments welcome!

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The Flatwoods Monster

Posted by SUPERSquatch , in Cryptozoology/Cryptobotany 16 February 2013 · 201 views

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The Flatwoods Monster is described as a ten foot tall, red-faced, green-bodied humanoid. Witnesses say that its head is shaped like a heart; while others disagree, saying that it has a heart-shaped hood behind its head. One of the most strange...

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Mothman

Posted by SUPERSquatch , in Cryptozoology/Cryptobotany 15 February 2013 · 241 views

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Mothman is a cryptid that was sighted between 1966 and 1967 in Charleston and Point Pleasant, West Virginia. It possesses wings and has a head resembling a moth, however, the rest of its body is unquestionably human like. One of the most...

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The Jersey Devil

Posted by SUPERSquatch , in Cryptozoology/Cryptobotany 07 February 2013 · 345 views

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The Jersey Devil is a cryptid purported to inhabit the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. It is alleged to be a bipedal, kangaroo-like cryptid with a head like a goat, wings like a bat, hooves like a horse, a forked tail, and small forelimbs with clawed hands. The Jersey Devil has accounts...

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The Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp

Posted by SUPERSquatch , in Cryptozoology/Cryptobotany 06 February 2013 · 281 views

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The Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp is a cryptid that looks like a mix between a man and a reptile, and it reportedly inhabits Lee County, South Carolina. It is bipedal and can stand up to seven feet tall. It is covered in dark hair, however, it also has green, lizard like skin. It has...

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The Dundas Island Blackfly: A Lesser-Known Cryptid

Posted by SUPERSquatch , in Cryptozoology/Cryptobotany 05 February 2013 · 399 views

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Dundas Island blackflies, more commonly known as flesh-eating blackflies, are predatory flies native to Dundas Island in British Columbia, Canada. They can grow to be five or six inches long, and are black in color, except on their faces and abdomens. They have highly potent venom, so potent that it is able to kill a cow. Dundas Island blackflies hunt for...

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Winged Creature Spotted in Pennsylvania

Posted by SUPERSquatch , in Cryptozoology/Cryptobotany 25 August 2012 · 497 views

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Has Mothman returned?

On March 21, 2011, I was contacted by a witness who reported having an encounter with a very strange creature during the early morning hours of March 18, 2011. The incident occurred on a rural road in Butler County between Chicora and East Brady. The witness, a businessman passing through the area,...

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Bigfoot or Big Hoax?

Posted by SUPERSquatch , in Cryptozoology/Cryptobotany 25 August 2012 · 309 views

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Could Escaped Animals Account For Bigfoot Sightings?

Posted by SUPERSquatch , in Cryptozoology/Cryptobotany 19 August 2012 · 561 views

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Notable skeptic Benjamin Radford has recently written an article at Live Science entitled "Could Escaped Animals Account For Bigfoot Sightings?" It's an interesting read. He suggests that some Bigfoot sightings could be of misidientified...

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