'Nessie' Nixed
A piece of guerilla art resembling the Loch Ness Monster has been stirring controversy in Eau Claire, Wisconsin after it appeared in the city's Chippewa River last week.
A piece of guerilla art resembling the Loch Ness Monster has been stirring controversy in Eau Claire, Wisconsin after it appeared in the city's Chippewa River last week.
Lyle Blackburn shares two illustrations in tandem with his 4/24/12 appearance.
Several videos are new to the Coast Library, including footage of a mysterious 'Shadow Girl,' a hiding monitor lizard in Bangkok, a demo by energy healer Roland Y., and strange clouds that resemble fingers in Orlando.
The Smithsonian has recreated the monster snake that slithered through rainforests 60 million years ago for a new TV show about the fearsome predator.
George Knapp shares some recent items of interest, including his I-Team report on Madeleine Pickens' battle to save wild horses (pictured).
Once venerated by the natives of Madagascar, the island's lemurs are becoming endangered as cultural changes have resulted in the creature now being seen as a viable food source. Previously, it had been considered taboo on the island to hunt or kill the animal, but a recent study uncovered a staggering number of lemurs being eaten in villages on the island. Experts blame outsiders coming to work at the island's mines and their rising demand for meat as the key factor in the lemur's changing fortunes. More on the story at BBC News.
Bigfoot historian Jeff Hilling has studied the controversial 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film which showed a hairy bipedal female creature striding in Bluff Creek (view the M.K. Davis stabilized version).
Is it merely a ripple in the water or proof of a mysterious aquatic creature known as Ogopogo?
Check out some of the items highlighted by George Knapp, including his I-Team report on the 'Roadrunners' reunion, former workers at Area 51 who gathered at the Little A'Le'Inn in Nevada.
Sumatra's Orang Pendek has quickly become one of cryptozoology's hottest creatures thanks to a series of increasingly fruitful expeditions in search of the mystery animal
June DeYoung sent us photos showing anomalous activity with her cats.
After turning twelve this month, a cat with two faces named 'Frank 'n Louie' has been declared the longest living 'Janus' cat in the new edition of the Guinness World Records.
Having snapped what may be a new photo of the infamous cryptid, a Scottish fish farmer has become the latest contributor to Loch Ness Monster lore.
A gigantic crocodile was captured alive in the Philippines. The 21-ft. creature, weighing 2,370 pounds, is slated to be the star of a new ecotourism park.
A number of items have caught George Knapp's attention this week, including an article about scientific claims of alien life (a microbe in a meteorite is pictured).
At a market in Fujian Province, China, a man who bought a duck ended up returning it because he noticed it had three legs.
A number of items have recently caught George Knapp's attention, including articles on Sasquatch footprints, 2010 UFO nuclear missile incident, and the skeptical viewpoint.
In tandem with the 6/22/11 show, we present a drawing by artist Jeff Gaither (gaither.art@gmail.com) depicting Men in Black and the Mothman.
A hiker in Spokane, WA may have captured a Bigfoot-type creature on video.
Guinness Records have declared that Smokey the cat has the loudest purr of a domestic cat. Approaching the loudness of a lawn mower, the feline's constant purr has been measured at 67.7 decibels.
A guard dog at a prison in Australia has been fitted with titanium teeth after losing his real ones.
A two-headed calf has been born in China, and the 60-year old woman helping with the cow's delivery, collapsed in shock when she saw two heads coming out.
One of the topics Joseph P. Farrell writes about in his new book is the Gigantomachy, or the War Against the Giants, which was said to be a battle between snake-footed Giants and the gods of Olympus.
The blurry subject in this photo is claimed to be "Knobby," the North Carolina Bigfoot. Others believe it's simply a man in a costume.
In Slovakia, a turtle was born with two heads and five legs. Named Magdalena, the creature has two brains that work independently of each other.
While taking a kayak ride on England's Lake Windermere, Tom Pickles snapped what many are calling the best picture ever of the lake's alleged sea monster
We've dug through the vaults of the old Coast to Coast AM website, and now happily present to you the best of our listener submitted images from 2004. View the gallery of 100 photos.
A cross-eyed opossum named Heidi has become the Leipzig Zoo's most famous resident.
George Knapp has selected a group of year-end Top 10 lists for your perusal, including the top news, paranormal, cryptozoological, and weird stories of the year. Pictured: 'The Montauk Monster.'
Retired police detective Simon Dinsdale, whose father Tim captured Nessie on film 50 years ago, claims he has seen the elusive creature on two occasions.
