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A great serpent of the sea, reported by sailors and naturalists for centuries.
A Belgian-French zoologist, often called the founder of cryptozoology.
A zoologist and palaeontologist who writes at Tetrapod Zoology, Darren Naish turns up across the archive as a careful voice in cryptid debates.
Bernard Heuvelmans was a Belgian-French zoologist, often called the founder of cryptozoology.
A zoologist.
Cetorhinus maximus.
A wire service, and a quiet amplifier.
British Columbia has its own sea serpent.
A writer on the Frontiers of Zoology blog, Dale Drinnon weighed in on sea serpents, lake monsters and flying cryptids alike.
A Leda-class frigate built at Sheerness.
A Chicago newspaper that turns up again and again across this archive's stories.
A London newspaper, and for more than a century a recurring stage for strange reports.
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