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Weekly World News: Weekly World News, Bat Boy (character), Page Three, The Sun (newspaper), Cryptozoology, The Onion, Hyperinflation, Hillary Rodham Clinton, ... States Environmental Protection Agency Cryptozoology A to Z: The Encyclopedia of Loch Monsters, Sasquatch, Chupacabras by Loren Coleman~Jerome Clark, 2001 Cryptozoology Interdisciplinary Journal of the International Society of Cryptozoology (Volume 7) by Bernard Heuvelmans, 1988 Cryptozoology by Greenwell, 1997-01 Shadow of the Thunderbird (Cryptids Trilogy, Book 1) by Dallas Tanner, 2008-02-05 From Flying Toads to Snakes with Wings : From the Pages of Fate Magazine by Karl P. N. Shuker, 1997-05-08 The Hoopa Project: Bigfoot Encounters in California by David Paulides, 2008-08-31 Bigfoot Encounters in New York & New England by Paul B. Bartholomew Robert E. Bartholomew, 2008 Sweet Tooth #2 by Jeff Lemire, 2009 Who's Watching You?: An Exploration of the Bigfoot Phenomenon in the Pacific Northwest by Linda Coil Suchy, 2009-04 Bigfoot Encounters in Ohio : Quest for the Grassman by Christopher L.; Cook, Joedy; Clappison, George Murphy, 2006 The Texas oilman.(Tom Slick's search for the Himalayan yeti)(Brief Article): An article from: Skeptic (Altadena, CA) by Daniel Loxton, 2003-06-22

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81. Cryptozoology, Cryptozoology.
    The study of and the search for animal species whose existence has not been substantiated, and that are not formally recognized by science and/or currently  
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    Extractions: Navigation Info The study of and the search for animal species whose existence has not been substantiated, and that are not formally recognized by science and/or currently catalogued in the world's zoological databases, but that are supported in some way by testimony (in its broadest definition) from a individual or individuals. See Cryptid Related books Further info: For explicit instructions on how to order the books, videos and other merchandize offered throughout the links on this site, check our ordering information section . Visit our Virtual Shopping Mall , where you can find a large variety of products, including occult related items. We teamed up with Vstore, Amazon.com, and other online merchants to offer our visitors a wide selection of quality products and services. The proceedings from our sales are used to finance the upkeep and maintenance of this site. Support Occultopedia. Make it possible for this valuable source of reference and entertainment to stay online for years to come by shopping through us (you will never pay a penny more than if you had gone directly to the merchant).

82. CRYPTOZOOLOGY
    cryptozoology. cryptozoology is the study of unexplained and alledged sightings of strange creatures which are not documented by standard zoology.  
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    Extractions: C R Y P T O Z O O L O G Y Cryptozoology is the study of unexplained and alledged sightings of strange creatures which are not documented by standard zoology. On this page you will find bizarre reports of strange creatures observed in Florida. Scroll down and read how Florida is stranger than you think!! THE MOST FREQUENTLY REPORTED STRANGE CREATURE IN FLORIDA, IS THE SKUNK APE. "I didn't get a good look at it" explained Steve, "It was pretty quick to be so big, by the time I saw it, it was well on its way into the bush." Steve said that it definetly was some kind of ape and estimate the animal's size to be 600 pounds and seven feet tall. It appeared to have very dark fur all over. The witness did not get a look at the face, but thought that he had seen a set of eyes and very dark face. Steve's wife was in the car and did not see the creature. There was no report filed with the authorities.

83. The Scientist - Cryptozoologists: An Endangered Species
    The term cryptozoology was coined in the late 1950s by French zoologist Bernard Heuvelmans to describe the study of unverified animals.  
    http://www.the-scientist.com/yr1993/jan/mccarthy_p1_930111.html
    
    Extractions: Date: January 11, 1993 Researchers who stalk rare or fantastic creatures must endure the scorn of colleagues and funding agencies Physical anthropologist Grover Krantz sometimes fantasizes about flying his ultra-light aircraft over the Pacific Northwest on a warm spring day. Controls in one hand and an infrared heat detector in the other, Krantz scans the thawing ground-cover in search of the telltale heat of a rotting Bigfoot carcass. Bagging a body would be the ultimate evidence in a decades-old quest that has left the Washington State University professor an authority on Bigfoot, thought by some to be a surviving Pleistocene ape, Gigantopithecus blacki. Krantz is a member of a small band of scientists called cryptozoologists, who stalk previously undescribedand, some would say, nonexistentanimals. This includes new species of lizards, monkeys, and other ho-hum creatures, but also beasts of mythic proportion: Consider the Loch Ness Monster, a giant octopus with tentacles more than 100 feet long; or Mokele-Mbembe, a dinosaur-like critter and purported denizen of a 50,000-square- mile swamp in the People's Republic of the Congo. The term "cryptozoology" was coined in the late 1950s by French zoologist Bernard Heuvelmans to describe the study of unverified animals. The purpose of the field, says J. Richard Greenwell, secretary of the Tucson, Ariz.-based International Society of Cryptozoology (ISC), is to determine if certain reported species exist and, if so, to "add them to our zoological inventories." Cryptozoologists obtain their leads from sighting reports, explorers' accounts, old manuscripts, archeological artifacts, artwork, and folklore, says Greenwell. Some society members have actually found previously undescribed creatures (see story on page 5).

84. Cryptozoology And Science
    On the Nature of cryptozoology and Science Ben S. Roesch. Is cryptozoology a science? This question that has long been debated  
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    Extractions: The Eltanin Enigma On the Nature of Cryptozoology and Science Ben S. Roesch I Fortean Times 128 , Loren Coleman criticized some of my arguments to this regard. I would like to take this opportunity to expound on these arguments, and respond to some of Coleman's criticisms. T he "old view" of science to which Coleman sees me cling – a view apparently "discarded by historians and philosophers of science decades ago" – is nothing less than the scientific method. Science has and will always require solid falsifiable hypotheses, experimental work, systematically gathered evidence, and rational deduction and induction. This approach is very much alive, and a glance at any scientific journal will show it is still of paramount importance. To suggest that the scientific method is out of date, but still defend cryptozoology as a science, makes little sense. P lainly, cryptozoology doesn't live up to the scientific method. Science relies heavily on falsifiable hypotheses – hypotheses that can be tested and potentially shown to be false. If alternative hypotheses are suggested and revealed to be false through experimental research, then the original hypothesis is strengthened. When trying to incorporate falsifiable hypotheses, cryptozoologists run into problems. Seemingly testable hypotheses such as "bigfoot exists" or "if the Loch Ness monster exists, we can find it" are too general and too weak to provide a testable and falsifiable base. For example, there is good evidence showing that the giant shark

85. SKEPTISEUM: Cryptozoology
    cryptozoology. Belief in legendary creatures like Bigfoot, Yeti (aka the Abominable Snowman), and the Loch Ness Monster provides  
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    Extractions: Belief in legendary creatures like Bigfoot, Yeti (a.k.a. the Abominable Snowman), and the Loch Ness Monster provides the basis for a field of paranormal research called cryptozoology ("the study of hidden animals"). The term is usually used by proponents rather than skeptics. Unfortunately evidence for the existence of such creatures is scant, consisting of dubious photographs, eyewitness reports, and alleged traces such as footprints. Experience shows that hoaxes and misperceptions (such as mistaking a line of swimming otters for a serpentine lake creature) are responsible for many "sightings." Furthermore, photos, films, and trace evidence not only can be faked but often have been. For example, the classic photograph of "Nessie," the fabled Loch Ness Monster, was controversial from its origin in 1934 until (six decades later) researchers learned the photo had been made by photographing a small model. Bigfoot tracks have been faked by pranksters who carved wooden monster feet, strapped them to their shoes, and walked over soft ground with exaggerated strides. Return to Skeptiseum home.

86. SKEPTIC Bibliography / CRYPTOZOOLOGY
    cryptozoology. Big Footprints A Scientific Inquiry into the Reality of Sasquatch, Grover S. Krantz; cryptozoology A To Z The Encyclopedia  
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    Extractions: An annotated listing of books and other resources relevant to paranormal and fringe science topics, mainly from a skeptical point of view. Helpful for exploring weirdness without necessarily accepting paranormal beliefs. Text Search: Search for: Exact Keyword Search: Keyword anti-science anti-science:defense anti-science:philosophy astrology astrology:defense astrology:history biorhythms cattle-mutilation cattle-mutilation:defense conjuring conjuring:history conjuring:methodology conspiracy conspiracy:defense conspiracy:history conspiracy:sociology crankery crankery:defense crankery:history creationism creationism:defense creationism:history creationism:philosophy creationism:sociology critical-thinking crop-circle crop-circle:defense cryptozoology cryptozoology:defense cryptozoology:history cult-archaeology cult-archaeology:defense cult-archaeology:sociology dowsing dowsing:defense dowsing:history dowsing:sociology education education:philosophy faith-healing faith-healing:defense folklore fraud free-energy free-energy:defense geographical geographical:history graphology graphology:defense hypnosis hypnosis:history medicine:history newage newage:anthropology newage:defense newage:history newage:sociology numerology numerology:defense occult occult:anthropology occult:defense occult:history occult:sociology paraphysics paraphysics:defense phrenology

87. Cryptozoology: Links
    cryptozoology Links . Sorry, there are currently no links available for cryptozoology. Do you know of a site that should be added to our list?  
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88. Cryptozoology: Mediagraphy
    cryptozoology Mediagraphy . Sorry, there are currently no media listings available for cryptozoology. AutoFind. Looking for more books about cryptozoology?  
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89. Argonaut-Greywolf  -  Cryptozoology By William McDonald
    cryptozoology illustrations and definitions by forensic artist William L. McDonald. By William L. McDonald. cryptozoology DEFINITIONS. Tyrannosaurus Rex.  
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    Extractions: By William L. McDonald CRYPTOZOOLOGY DEFINITIONS Tyrannosaurus Rex Despite the obvious time travel sci-fi imagery included in this illustration, this male juvenile T-Rex was meticulously reconstructed using all skeletal information available on Coelurosaur Therapod postures and skull proportions. The pre-orbital/post-orbital and nasal crest hornage is as accurate as possible. Please note that this artist always applies the same forensic reconstruction standards to animal carcass and fossil remains that he uses for human relics. the international zoological catalogues. This may also include species from the fossil records such as dinosaurs, reptiles, fish, mammals, and even birds that were thought long extinct, which may in fact still survive in remote geographical locations around the world. These animal species may include unidentified primates and unknown species of human beings that have successfully hidden themselves away in remote wild places around the world. A cryptid is any unknown living animal.

90. Cryptozoology: New & Used Books: Find The Lowest Price
    cryptozoology Compare new and used books prices among 98 book stores in a click. Find the lowest price. Searched in books for cryptozoology.  
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91. Cryptozoology A To Z: New & Used Books: Find The Lowest Price
    cryptozoology A To Z Compare new and used books prices among 90 book stores in a click. Find the lowest price. cryptozoology A to Z; The Encyclope  
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92. LookSmart - Directory - Cryptozoology Theories
    cryptozoology Theories Concerns the lore and research of the existence of certain legendary animals. PageWise - What Is cryptozoology?  
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93. Cryptozoology.
    cryptozoology. Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti. Grumley, Michael. There Are Giants in the Earth. Garden City, NY Doubleday Company, 1974. 154p.  
    http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/~rhelmbre/crypto.html

94. Cryptozoology.tk
    A website about cryptozoology  
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95. Anomalies Article: Cryptozoology
    Here enters cryptozoology 1 , literally translated as the study of hidden and unknown life. cryptozoology is best seen as a subgroup of Zoology.  
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    Extractions: C ryptozoology T he belief in unknown and new animals has existed for a very long time, as evidenced by mankind's fascination with dragons, unicorns, and dinosaurs. The serious study of the fauna of earth, "Zoology" as it came to be known, was first established in the 1500's, and has since catalogued all familiar and quite a few unfamiliar animals on our planet. For the most part, Zoology started off with the large creatures, and worked its way down: large obvious lifeforms like humans, lions, and whales were easiest to study and classify quickly. As the study continued, Zoology began to focus its hunt for new species more and more on smaller and smaller animals as it became popular belief that all large species had already been found and identified. At present, the majority of the Zoological efforts to locate and identify new species is concentrated in two ways: 1) the investigation of habitats not yet fully explored by man (rain forests, the oceans), and 2) study of tiny lifeforms that have a huge variety that has not yet been fully catalogued (insects and microscopic lifeforms). Here enters Cryptozoology , literally translated as "the study of hidden and unknown life." Cryptozoology is best seen as a sub-group of Zoology. While, like Zoology, it is interested in the study of biological lifeforms, Cryotozoology differs in that it is generally not interested in studying species that have already been identified, nor is it interested in small animal lifeforms; what Cryptozoologists study, research, and investigate is the evidence for a variety of large animals that are either presently scientifically unknown or presumed extinct.

96. Untitled Document
    cryptozoology, Coleman, Loren cryptozoology Update Fish Fall from the Skies in Ethiopia, Chupacabras Thought to be a NASA Creature; Seeking the Giant Squid;  
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97. Bigfoot Forums -> Cryptozoology
    cryptozoology. The Beast Of Gevaudan (Pages 1 2 ) one of cryptozoology s great stories, xpandafarmerx, 26, 742, 6th April 2004 1143 AM Last Post by tarran.  
    http://www.bigfootforums.com/index.php?showforum=5

98. Cryptozoology
    cryptozoology. cryptozoology is the study of rumored or mythological animals that are presumed by many to exist, but for which proof does not yet exist.  
    http://www.fact-index.com/c/cr/cryptozoology.html
    
    Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Cryptozoology is the study of rumored or mythological animals that are presumed by many to exist, but for which proof does not yet exist. Those who study these as-yet undiscovered animals hold that such animals do exist, and are either rare, or once existed but have become extinct . Those who search for such animals are called cryptozoologists Scientists have shown that some creatures of mythology , legend or local folklore were rooted in a real animal or phenomenon. Thus, cryptozoologists hold that people should be open to the possibility that many more such animals exist. The invention of the term is usually attributed to the zoologist Bernard Heuvelmans. The hypothetical creatures involved are referred to by some with the slang term of cryptid . Some cryptozoologists align themselves with a more scientifically rigorous field like zoology , while others tend toward an anthropological slant or even forteana . The fringes of cryptozoology are considered pseudoscience by mainstream biologists, but the general idea of searching for new animals is a legitimate area of biology. Thus cryptozoologists searching for dragons would be considered on the lunatic fringe; those searching for animals now considered very unlikely to exist such as Bigfoot are considered fringe scientists.

99. Cryptozoology
    cryptozoology. All Creatures Great and Fabricated. Throughout history, a number of creatures have entered the stuff of legend while  
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    Extractions: rotten Library Throughout history, a number of creatures have entered the stuff of legend while themselves being (apparently) non-existent; stories and accounts of the creatures have been passed from generation to generation while proof and evidence have not. Occasionally, a photograph, film or trail will be found that points to the creature being real, but many times these rock-solid proofs crumble like sand in the harsh light of inquiry. They are, in many ways, science's last poetry. Cyborgs

100. Above Top Secret - Cryptozoology And Mythical Beasts
     Conspiracy discusion about topics related to cryptozoology and Mythical Beasts. Above Top Secret 3.0 » cryptozoology and Mythical Beasts,  
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