Help us sniff out some of the worlds least known and most mysterious monsters, creatures or cryptids, from the Loch Ness Monster to the Beast of Exmoor, the Yeti, the Thunderbird and the Mongolian Death Worm. This experience typifies the feeling of ‘the thrill of the chase’ and even if you don’t come away with a prized photograph (worth millions) you’ll be continuing a long tradition of brave souls with patience and a dream…
Cryptozoologist Brian Gaugler explains:
Cryptozoology, the search for “hidden animals” whose existence is as of yet unrecognized by science, is a field of study known of and researched by many people, with interest still high among the public in such household names as Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster. People who are interested in the field may wish to see a cryptid (the term used for animals studied by cryptozoologists) for themselves or go out to do field research, but many who are without in depth knowledge of cryptozoology may not be aware of the best places to search for cryptids. While cryptids can be found all over the world, on every continent, there are certain places where there is a higher probability for a cryptid experience, and so it is in these places that a person should investigate if they wish to increase their chances of having a cryptid experience.
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Brian Gaugler
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