How scientists debunked the Loch Ness Monster – Vox
Many people know that the most famous photograph of the Loch Ness Monster was a total hoax. The "creature" depicted in Robert Wilson's 1934...
MDC clears the air over bizarre creature purportedly seen at Lake Springfield – Springfield...
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The Missouri Department of Conservation debunks photo of a strange creature supposedly seen swimming in Lake Springfield.
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The Soay Island Sea Monster of 1959 – Scientific American
I’m a big fan of sea monster accounts. And here I’m talking about ‘sea monsters’ in the cryptozoological, ‘might be real unknown modern species...
Book Review: Sea Monsters on Medieval and Renaissance Maps – Scientific American
One of the most spectacular and visually fascinating Tet Zoo-related books of recent-ish months is Chet Van Duzer’s Sea Monsters on Medieval and Renaissance...
Tales from the Cryptozoologicon: the Yeti – Scientific American
Hot on the heels of our highly successful and much-praised All Yesterdays: Unique and Speculative Views of Dinosaurs and Other Prehistoric Animals , John...
The Cadborosaurus Wars – Scientific American
Over the last few months, I and two of my colleagues have been involved in an interesting dialogue in the literature. It concerns the...
The Cryptozoologicon (Volume I): here, at last – Scientific American
My newest book – Cryptozoologicon Volume I, co-authored with John Conway and C. M. "Memo" Kosemen – is now available (alternatively, it can be...
Misreading the Mokele-Mbembe (the Mokele-Mbembe, Part 1) – Scientific American
Regular readers of Tet Zoo will know that I’ve written – on a great many occasions – about cryptozoology (the hunt for creatures known...
Loxton and Prothero’s Abominable Science! Origins of the Yeti, Nessie, and Other Famous Cryptids;...
I’m an unashamed fan of cryptozoology – this being (for the two of you that don’t know) the field of study that revolves around...
The inaugural issue of The Journal of Cryptozoology – Scientific American
Cryptozoology is the study of animals or alleged animals that are known only from anecdotal evidence. The field has a bit of an image...