Cryptozoology

A clip from the 1990s shows SCUBA divers encountering a strange, perfectly spherical creature in the Bahamas. Decades later, the footage is resurfacing — and cryptid researchers, marine biologists, and UAP watchers all have different theories about what it is.

Ohio lawmakers just introduced a bill to protect the Loveland Frogman. Inside the decades of sightings, police encounters, and small-town mythology that turned a river monster into legislative business.

Fresno Nightcrawlers are back in cryptid feeds because the eerie “walking pants” footage still feels less like a hoax than a glimpse of something that should not move that way.

A new Oregon Bigfoot rock-thrown-at-a-truck report has cryptid watchers revisiting an old pattern: the moment a quiet forest road suddenly feels occupied by something just beyond the headlights.

In April 1977, Sergeant Fred Wilson and two soldiers reported a 14-foot humanoid in the San Gabriel Mountains. The Giant of Sycamore Flats is back in cryptid conversations.

A new Alberta clip credited to Mystcam shows a tall figure striding through an open valley, and cryptid feeds are treating the footage like the kind of daylight Bigfoot moment that almost never arrives.

An Oklahoma animal attack turned into the latest Dogman obsession after cryptid watchers flooded the case with theories. Here is what happened, why the story exploded, and what the DNA results changed.

Buried beneath the Gobi, red as blood and lethal on contact: the Mongolian death worm remains one of those cryptids that sounds too pulp-perfect to survive and somehow never disappears.

The giant oarfish is one of the strongest real-world candidates behind some sea serpent sightings, though it cannot explain every report.

Viral “bioluminescent humanoid” clips are effective because they combine two things the internet loves: ocean mystery and visual ambiguity. A glowing shape near dark water can look uncanny in seconds, especially once edits, slow motion, and suggestive captions push viewers toward one interpretation. But the evidence points toward a much more familiar explanation: natural bioluminescence, […]

A BBC feature spotlighting sociological research into Bigfoot hunters is giving the Sasquatch conversation a fresh 2026 angle. Instead of asking “Is Bigfoot real?” the story asks a more interesting question: what kind of people build their lives around searching for a creature science has never confirmed? According to BBC News, the story is gaining […]