Cryptozoology

Eastern moles spend so much of their lives underground that their pinhead-sized eyes are covered by a thin layer of skin. But darkness isn't the only challenge of tunnel life, where the low oxygen levels would leave a mere human bedridden.PROSPECT -- Psychics, exorcists, healers and about 1,200 people curious about the paranormal gathered at Fort Knox on Saturday to discuss UFOs, past lives, ghost hunting and more at the Paranormal and Psychic Faire. - It doesn't like sticking around for cameras. It is a legend that hangs on through generations and spreads throughout the land, taking root wherever there is enough forest to shelter it in the United States and Canada.

Reviewed by Keith Staskiewicz | A-Like it says. One day all will be revealed. Not yet. Thanks to Tim Morris :) Read the comments on this post...I travel across the great state of Texas as least once a year, on my way to see my son at Camp Pendleton. Last year, I saw something strange crossing a field, and stopped my car to get out and get a better look. We stared at each other for what seemed to be several minutes, before he continued o  Occasionally, Im asked: where do you get your information from when it comes to investigating sightings of weird creatures...More than 20 marsupials, some still suckling newborns, plunged to their deaths 15 million years ago through a vertical cave entrance obscured by vegetation, new fossil evidence suggests.A rancher in Fort Hood, Texas, southwest of Fort Worth, found a strange-looking animal in his barn. The hairless beast was shot by an animal control officer who described it as "ugly, real ugly." From there, things just get stranger.The chupacabra found in Texas is no chupacabra, but probably a hairless coyote, according to one researcher.