Clipmarks - Cryptozoology Clipmarks

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POPS Cammy: A New Canadian Lake Monster?

by xpersianx 10-7-2009

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POPS 'Montauk Monster' Killed in Panama

by jay8h 9-19-2009

Hairless creature on beach confounds cryptozoologists

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POPS What is this?

by skwirlinator 9-8-2009

UFO? Flying fish, extinct flying reptile?

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POPS Polish Yeti

by cakebelly 8-31-2009

Shaky (or should I say 'dodgy'?) video at source - won't clip

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POPS Journalist hunts for acid-spitting Mongolian death worm

by xpersianx 8-12-2009

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POPS acid-spitting Mongolian death worm

by zadoz 8-3-2009

plans to capture the worm on film

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POPS Cryptozoology - Mysteries of The Kongamato

by vinitjain 8-2-2009

The Kongamato ("breaker of boats") is a reported pterosaur-like creature from the border area of Zambia, Angola and Congo. Suggested identities include a modern-day Rhamphorhynchus, a misidentified bird (such as the very large and peculiar Saddle-billed Stork), or a giant bat.

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POPS Mongolian Death Worm

by vinitjain 8-2-2009

The Mongolian Death Worm is a cryptid purported to exist in the Gobi Desert. It is generally considered a cryptozoological creature; one whose sightings and reports are disputed or unconfirmed.

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POPS Where the monsters are located?

by mmlee 7-26-2009

"cryptozoology" - the study of hidden or unknown animals. Obsessive fans travel the world over to hunt their legendary quarry. Full story @ source.

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POPS phantoms and monsters wiki

by doodleicious 4-13-2009

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POPS inside loren coleman's cryptozoology museum

by doodleicious 1-10-2009

his house doubles as the museum-sounds like a place i'd like to visit

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POPS The Paranormal

by pokkets 9-26-2008

some organisations such as the United States National Science Foundation have stated that mainstream science does not support paranormal beliefs. Perhaps that's one of the reasons Scientists are surprised so often

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POPS awful edible roasted fleshworms (Halloween is coming, you know)

by Lexica 9-20-2008

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POPS make-your-own crypto-zoological witch's kitchen

by Lexica 9-20-2008

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POPS Gato com asas

by masponchiado 8-28-2008

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POPS Could this be the mythical "Chupacabra?"

by CrazyRedHead 8-13-2008

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POPS Bigfoot found

by constantskeptic 8-13-2008

Need I say more?

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POPS Finally, evidence that proves the existence of the yeti?

by ramsesemerson 7-28-2008

There are too many reports, with too many consistencies, of yeti/bigfoot for the animal not to exist.

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POPS Watch Documentaries Online�

by WIDEEYECINEMA 7-24-2008

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POPS 11 Oddball Museums

by LoPhatt 7-23-2008

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POPS Strange Ark

by skwirlinator 7-22-2008

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POPS Cryptozoology dot com

by skwirlinator 7-22-2008

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POPS Texas Bigfoot Research Conservancy

by skwirlinator 7-22-2008

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POPS True Authority

by skwirlinator 7-22-2008

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POPS Bookmarks Dir - Entertainment - Books Part 3

by skwirlinator 7-7-2008

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POPS Mummified Sea Monster

by tudor1 6-21-2008

Interesting example of "taxidermy art".

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POPS Thunderbirds over Western Pennsylvania?

by Shugi 6-12-2008

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POPS Amarok

by SyncMaster245B 6-1-2008

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POPS Point of Inquiry podcasts

by edgewalker 10-9-2007

Point of Inquiry is the premiere podcast of the Center for Inquiry, drawing on CFI’s relationship with the leading minds of the day including Nobel Prize-winning scientists, public intellectuals, social critics and thinkers, and renowned entertainers. Each episode combines incisive interviews, features and commentary focusing on CFI’s issues: religion, human values and the borderlands of science. Point of Inquiry explores CFI’s three research areas: 1. Pseudoscience and the paranormal (Bigfoot, UFOs, psychics, communication with the dead, cryptozoology, etc.) 2. Alternative medicine (faith healing, homeopathy, “healing touch,” the efficacy of prayer, etc.) 3. Religion and secularism (church-state separation, the effects and proper role of religion in society, the future of secularism and nonbelief, etc.) Contributors to Point of Inquiry include Lauren Becker, Paul Kurtz, Benjamin Radford, Dawkins, Sam Harris, Joe Nickell, Barry Karr, Tom Flynn, David Koepsell, and many m

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