Cryptozoology!

Cryptozoology is the study of newly discovered, rediscovered, and still unknown species of animals. While it is famous for the "mega-monsters" such as the Loch Ness monster, Sasquatch and Mokele-Mbembe(the supposed living dinosaur), and is often ridiculed, cryptozoology is actually a very sane, scientific and interesting field, if it is treated in the right way, and involves not only the superstar "monsters" but also inconspicous bugs, invertebrates and other lifeforms.

Important: I will be away for the whole summer, leaving a house-sitter who thinks the Internet is a sports team, so don't expect any replies to your emails to me until late August!

The meaning of cryptozoology.

The greatest cryptozoology personalities.

Cryptozoological Resources - Books and Magazines

What was the Malaysian "Sea Monster" Carcass?

An Exciting New Cryptozoological Periodical is now in action! E-Mail me for more details!

New Book News! Richard Greenwell is planning a new book on the history of cryptozoology.

I've added two items of interest to cryptozoologists to my Ultimate Shark Page. One is on a photo of agiant nurse shark, and the other is on rumours of giant cookiecutter sharks!

Also of interest of cryptozoologists will be my giant squid home page. It is still under a lot of construction, but for now it will hopefully suffice.

Vietnam's tropical forests have been a true cryptozoological hotspot over the last few years. Click here to find out why.

Ben S. Roesch's On-Line Cryptozoology Archives

Tons of news and reports are waiting for you! Visit Ben S. Roesch's On-Line Cryptozoology Archives to see them!

Links, Researchers and More

Cryptozoology is quickly jumping on the bandwagon to the Internet (ever noticed how everything, from companies to movies, have web pages?), and there are several pages devoted to the subject, and most all are excellent. So do you want to go cryptozoo-web surfing?

A great many people are involved with cryptozoological research and studies, and I am trying to gather them all togethor in one directory available to all (with a particluar enpahsis on those researchers which are on-line). You've already probably read my cryptozoology personalities page, but the people discussed within are merely a fraction of the people involved, as I was merely trying to talk about the most important figures. In any case, if you partake in cryptozoological studies and research, or are just interested or knowledgeable in a certain topic of cryptozoology, please check out the cryptozoology research directory to learn how you can add your name to the list.

Keep checking back to this page, because I will be adding stuff frequently.

Copyright 1996 Ben S. Roesch

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