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Spooky seismic lakes – Loch Ness and its monster
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In this edition: Jersey Devil is a Cryptid of the Moment, Cryptid AI vlogs, SpiracyCon goes heavy on cryptids and Christian commentators, What’s with the “archiness” of water monsters?,
Monster Festivals Season – Thank the Mothman, In Research Of… The Mothman Prophecies deep dive, Pop Cryptid trivia.
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The Science of Nessie: Then and now
Well-worn paranormal paths go nowhere: When to give up
Gary Campbell is the keeper of the Official Sightings Register at Loch Ness. In an article today in the Daily Record, he says that even after 20 years of this project, sightings still continue. Gary Campbell, keeper of the register, said the fascination of Nessie was showing no signs of abating. He accepted five sightings for… Read More »
Defending the faith of cryptozoology
My latest post, regarding the rational vs non-rational response to the new cryptozoology book by Loxton and Prothero, Abominable Science, went live on Huffington Post yesterday. Cryptozoology Gets Respect While Bigfooters Behave Badly. When critical thinkers approach the subject of Bigfoot (or cryptozoology in general) with a focus on the evidence, they are met with… Read More »