Tag Archives: cryptozoology

Amusing story about a dinosaur-survival lake monster

I bought a job lot of Strand magazines a couple of years ago and have slowly been making my way through them, unearthing gems of fact, fiction and Forteana. I finally finished my persual this week, with copies from 1942 … Continue reading

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Making sheeps’ eyes – but in a scary way!

I’ve just posted a new story to the Weird Creatures section of Uncanny UK. It’s another piece by cryptozoologist Richard Freeman about a strange beast that emanated a sense of evil. This one was seen in Northern Ireland and looked … Continue reading

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Weird Creatures of Evil

The latest article on Uncanny UK has a disturbing selection of three apparently true encounters with strange animal-like entities which were not only bizarre to look upon but also generated a distinctly evil atmosphere. You can read these hair-raising stories … Continue reading

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Necropants!

I really enjoyed the surprisingly Fortean Christmas edition of QI on the BBC this week. For one thing we had Brian Blessed’s impassioned evocation of all the world’s man-beasts, from the Sasquatch to the Orang Pendek. He said he hopes … Continue reading

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Uncanny pic: A Symbolist sea monster

The Symbolists provide rich ground for weird imagery, but depictions of straightfowardly paranormal or, in particular, cryptozoological themes are rare. In ‘Moonlit Night’ (1907), the Russian Symbolist Wassily Kandinsky portrayed a distinctly Nessie-like sea or lake monster rearing out of … Continue reading

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Nessie surfaces again

According to an article in the Inverness Courier there has been a fresh sighting of the Loch Ness Monster. Hurrah! A local couple who run a newsagent and cafe near the loch saw something dark-coloured and with a long neck … Continue reading

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