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In which the Conakry Monster carcass leads to a digression on ‘tubercle...
Yet another ‘sea monster carcass’ was brought to my attention recently (thanks Paul), and in the interests of tradition and of bringing it to a wider audience I thought I should include it here (I’m...
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Rilla Martin’s 1964 photo of the ‘Ozenkadnook tiger’
Photos purported to show ‘mystery animals’ are always great fun. One of the most perplexing and curious of the lot was taken on a box Brownie camera near Goroke, western Victoria, Australia, in 1964....
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It is with some dismay that I announce Tet Zoo’s first hemi-decade
Today, my friends, is January 21st 2011. Do you know what this means? It means (drumroll)… that Tet Zoo is five years old today. Wow. Five years. With apologies to those who’ve heard the story before,...
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Bownessie the Lake Windermere monster is captured on film, and how we rejoice!
It seems wrong not to talk, at least briefly, about the latest lake monster picture that’s doing the rounds. It’s a poor-quality mobile phone photo of a humped object, taken in England’s Lake...
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Tet Zoo = back in business
Well, the whole ‘distributed denial of service’ thing has done a pretty effective job of keeping me away from Tet Zoo entirely. No chance to blog, and not even the chance to look at the site at all –...
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Science meets the Mokele-Mbembe!
PLEASE NOTE (ADDED 2012): IT SHOULD BE EXTREMELY OBVIOUS THAT THIS ARTICLE IS AN APRIL FOOL’S JOKE, NOT A DESCRIPTION OF REAL RESEARCH. Today sees the publication of what is surely the century’s most...
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What happened with that Sumerian ‘sivathere’ figurine after Colbert’s paper...
I don’t do requests on Tet Zoo, but when enough people ask me about the same thing it does get into my head. Ever since the early days of ver 1 people have been asking me about late-surviving...
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National Geographic’s Wild Case Files covers the ‘Montauk monster’
On March 14th 2011 National Geographic screened episode 1 of their new series Wild Case Files (here in the UK, the episode was screened on April 11th), and the reason I’m writing about it is because I...
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The Mersey monster is photographed!!!
On May 24th 2011, photographer Mark Harrison took a few photos of the large marine creature he saw off the Wirral Peninsula, near Liverpool (UK). Harrison initially thought that the animal might be a...
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A cryptozoology meeting at the Zoological Society of London
On July 12th 2011 a very interesting thing is happening – interesting, that is, if you’re interested in the academic evaluation of cryptozoological data. ZSL (the Zoological Society of London) is...
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