You may recall the pictures that were floating around the Internet in 2008 of an unidentified animal that washed ashore in Montauk, New York.  The cryptic creature was dubbed the Montauk Monster, and has yet to be identified. If you need a refresher, take a look here:  Montauk-Monster.Com

Now, there is buzz that a new type of “monster” has surfaced.  This time it came from a lake in the delightfully named Kitchenuhmaykoosib, Ontario, Canada.

“Kitchenuhmaykoosib Monster” just doesn’t have the same {more. . .)

Natalina wants to believe

I’m going to file this story under….AWESOME!!!  Crypto-enthusiasts are going ballistic about the latest bit of potential evidence for the existence of Scotland’s own Nessie.

Jason Cooke, a reader of The Sun, spotted what just might be the elusive Loch Ness Monster while checking out the Loch on Google Earth. To see the object, enter co-ordinates Latitude 57°12’52.13″N, Longitude 4°34’14.16″W in Google Earth, and zoom in.

http://extraordinaryintelligence.com/?p=1136 Something has been making waves in Palm Beach County, Florida.

The Lake Worth Lagoon has been the site of some recent strange activity.  It seems that a mysterious creature is swimming just below the surface of the murky water.  Greg Reynolds of LagoonKeepers.org captured a bit video footage of the creature’s wake, and people have been trying to identify it ever since.  Thomas Reinert, a marine expert, studied the footage as well as other eye witness reports, and was unable to make an identification.

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I need to start this post by stating that I received the inspiration from my friend Tom, also known as DJ Tommy Fly Pants (Actually, I’m the only person who calls him that!), who inquired as to why I’ve never featured this sweetheart of the cryptozoological world on Extraordinary Intelligence.

El Chupacabra has captured the fancy of more than a few seekers of the unknown.  First of all, it is really fun to say.  Ellll Chupacabrrrrra! I think that’s one of the major selling points.  {more. . .)

Well, I got quite a reaction to the post American Werewolf: The Beast of Bray Road.   In light of some of the comments  I’ve received here on the blog,  via Myspace messages, via Twitter messages, and email, (I even had one fella email me and claim that he IS a werewolf!) I’ve decided to quickly revisit the topic and explore a few more points, as well as a bit of evidence that I {more. . .)

There are a few monsters that we’ve come to safely believe are pure fiction.  Vampires, werewolves, zombies, etc.  All of these are figments of creative imagination, right?  They don’t actually exist…. do they?

Well, there are a few people in Wisconsin that might challenge that notion.  You see, Wisconsin is known for something other than their beautiful Dells, football, and cheese.  It also just so happens that Wisconsin has its very own werewolf legend, and {more. . .)

Darwin the Werewolf slayer…Mile wide UFO…Astronaut UFO Conundrum…Nail Clipper Circumcision…shrinking sheep…Australian Dinosaurs…ghost cat…mastodon bones…fat roaches…game show conversion

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In a bit of sad breaking news, I just learned that author and groundbreaking paranormal researcher John Keel has passed away.  Keel was {more. . .)

This has to be the cutest headline I’ve seen in a long time!  According to Blogsquatcher:

Now, Blogsquatcher is merely addressing an article written in the Idyllwild Town Crier Online which contends that Bigfoot is partial to a little Motown, and has a particular love for Aretha Franklin.  The Idyllwild article is silly and delves deeply into some very weird territory, but I couldn’t pass up the {more. . .)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcKpx2DxGwY

Eeeew!  What is that horrible creature??  Any thoughts?

It reminded me of a less disgusting but also fascinating video I discovered through the site Pink Tentacle.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oPxa3C3iu0

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One of the most incredible animals I’ve ever seen is the kangaroo.  Well, that statement is a little misleading, because I’ve never actually seen a kangaroo in real life…but I’ve always wanted to.

Imagine my delight when I read about cases of this magnificent marsupial being sighted right here in the United States!  Unbelievable?  Well, not to those who claim to have witnessed them with their own eyes.  The kangaroo is native to Australia, and yet there is a phenomena in North America known as {more. . .)