This section of our website features posts that are tagged “Cryptid Research” and includes articles that discuss the subject of research in the area of cryptozoology, and those individuals who actively work in and contribute to this field.
Posted by
John Carlson in
Cryptozoology on
March
26 ,
2011
Adam Davies contributes once again to The Paranomalist blog. As he prepares for yet another expedition to the rainforests of Sumatra in search of the Orang Pendek, Adam shares some recent news concerning this elusive creature. Thanks, Adam!
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More Orang Pendek News
Posted by
Adam Davies in
Cryptozoology on
December
14 ,
2010
Could the Mande Burung, an upright hominoid reportedly seen by the native people of the northeastern forests of India, actually be a relic Gigantopithecus? Recently returned from his research expedition in search of the M-B, cryptid researcher Adam Davies poses this question and presents some compelling evidence to suggest that this could indeed be the case.
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A Relic Gigantopithecus?
Posted by
John Carlson in
Cryptozoology on
November
22 ,
2010
Adam Davies returned Saturday, November 20th from his expedition in search of India’s famed apeman, the Mande Burung (Wild Jungle People). After two weeks in the jungles of the West Garo Hills district of the state of Meghalaya, Adam and his team of researchers came away with some very compelling evidence of the creature’s existence. Having just [...]
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Adam Davies Returns from India
Posted by
John Carlson in
Cryptozoology on
October
29 ,
2010
Do large, black panthers prowl the forests and rural farmlands of Australia? Are they responsible for killing and mutilating livestock in the Australian countryside? Big cats are not indigenous to the Australian continent, yet frequent sightings of these creatures have been reported. Read the extract from Rebecca Lang’s and Michael Williams’ new book Australian Big Cats: An Unnatural History of Panthers.
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Australian Big Cats – Book Extract
Posted by
John Carlson in
Miscellaneous on
August
12 ,
2010
Monsters of New Jersey, a new book by Loren Coleman and Bruce G. Hallenbeck and published by Stackpole Books, will be released on September 1, 2010. I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Bruce regarding some of my research and articles on The Paranomalist blog, and I’m being cited in the book! If that’s not a good enough reason to buy it, read on!
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Monsters of New Jersey!
Posted by
John Carlson in
Cryptozoology on
July
21 ,
2010
I was in touch with cryptozoologist Adam Davies today and he told me that he’ll be leading an expedition to India in search of legendary ape men known locally as the Mande Burung (forest man). The date for expedition has been confirmed for the last week of October, 2010.
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Mande Burung Expedition Scheduled
Posted by
John Carlson in
Cryptozoology on
June
16 ,
2010
The long-awaited (was anyone waiting?) second part of “Cryptids in Suburbia”. My apologies for the extended delay, but it does feel good to be writing again and I plan to resume blogging on The Paranomalist frequently. Read on!
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Cryptids in Suburbia — Part 2
Posted by
John Carlson in
Cryptozoology on
November
7 ,
2009
Mystery animals, alien big cats, thunderbirds, pterodactyls, and other cryptids appearing in highly populated areas? What are we to make of such reports? Are sightings of anomalous creatures in our own backyards simply misidentification or hoaxes, or are we seeing something real? I have no idea, but I’ve got a few opinions as to what the possible explanation could be…
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Cryptids in Suburbia – Part 1