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Human Hand-Sized “Insect Fairy” Encountered in Effingham, IL

The Oxford English Dictionary defines the word cryptid as “An animal whose existence or survival is disputed or unsubstantiated, such as the yeti.”  For the following witnesses to living cryptids, there is no dispute.  In this series of National Cryptid Society’s case files, you will read what the witnesses have experienced in their own words.  … Continue reading Human Hand-Sized “Insect Fairy” Encountered in Effingham, IL →

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Continental Cousins – The Return of the European Nessie!

Loch Ness is possibly the most famous body of water in the world, surpassed in fame only by its alleged monsters, that have been making regular appearances in the loch for almost 1500 years, starting with St Columba's encounter in the river ness, in 565 AD. The loch, which was largely inaccessible, without travelling over the mountains, was opened to the eyes of the public, one might say, when a road was built into the side of the mountain in 1933; followed shortly after by a rash of sightings of this now infamous beast of the Scottish Highlands.

“CRYPTOZOOLOGIST” set to be the benchmark for all cryptozoology documentaries.

https://www.facebook.com/cryptofilm/videos/509684779377379/ Researchers, investigators and enthusiasts should pay special attention to the upcoming documentary film “Cryptozoologist.”  The feature-length documentary will give dedicated professional researchers, authors, and adventurers an unbiased platform to tell the history of cryptozoology and share their research and evidence. The film's completion is dependent on a successful Kickstarter campaign, and it is critical … Continue reading “CRYPTOZOOLOGIST” set to be the benchmark for all cryptozoology documentaries. →

“No One Understands”: One Researcher’s Quest To Shed Light On The Aftermath Of Traumatic Cryptid Encounters

“Cryptid witnesses often find themselves struck with fear and anxiety counted among other negative reactions to an encounter with an undocumented animal. They report a wide range of symptoms that include hyper-attentiveness, impulsiveness, verbally blurting out, being easily angered or confused, becoming unusually argumentative and acute apathy..."