CRYPTOZOOLOGY ONLINE: Bloggo Index: 2018: July #2

30/1st July: CRYPTOLINK: Monsters of the Finger lakes

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30/1st July: On The Track (of Unknown Animals) Ep. 93 (Tajikistan expedition, Dog headed men, slowworm sex etc)

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30/1st July: BIGFOOT NEWS IN BRIEF

Once upon a time, cryptozoological news stories were few and far between. However, these days with Bigfoot being a major factor in TV light entertainment, there are so many stories on the subject that we are forced in to producing a daily digest. Caveat lector!

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30/1st July: MUSIC AND MORE: The Gonzo Blog Doo-Dah man is back in the jug agane

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30/1st July: CFZ NEWS SERVICE: News From Nowhere

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29th July: MUSIC AND MORE: The Gonzo Blog Doo-Dah man is back in the jug agane
Thursday

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29th July: CFZ NEWS SERVICE: News From Nowhere

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25/6th July: MUSIC AND MORE: The Gonzo Blog Doo-Dah man is back in the jug agane

Wednesday
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25/6th July: MUSIC AND MORE: The Gonzo Blog Doo-Dah man is back in the jug agane
Thursday

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25/6th July: CFZ NEWS SERVICE: News From Nowhere

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23/4th July: CRYPTOZOOLOGY/MYSTERY CATS

The latest from the CFZ Big Cat blog.

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23/4th July: On The Track (of Unknown Animals) Ep. 93 (Tajikistan expedition, Dog headed men, slowworm sex etc)

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23/4th July: BIGFOOT NEWS IN BRIEF

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23/4th July: NATURAL HISTORY/WATCHER OF THE SKIES: The latest from the CFZ Fortean bird blog. In an article for the first edition of Cryptozoology Bernard Heuvelmans wrote that cryptozoology is the study of 'unexpected animals' and following on from that perfectly reasonable assertion, it seems to us that whereas the study of out of place birds may not have the glamour of the hunt for bigfoot, or lake monsters - it is still a perfectly valid area for the Fortean Zoologist to be interested in.