- The Cryptid Zoo
- Offers an extensive, cross-linked list of cryptids, including descriptions and information, sorted alphabetically and by type. Provides an interactive cryptid map, links, and a list of publications and organizations.
- Cryptomundo - Blog of Loren Coleman, Rick Noll, and Craig Woolheater. Includes late breaking news, educational articles, facts, and funnies.
- Amazing Creatures - A discussion forum for cryptid news and information.
- American Monsters - Includes information, pictures, sightings, maps, links, and an e-store.
- British Columbia Scientific Cryptozoology Club - Provides information about the club and their efforts in the field of cryptozoology.
- Cameron's Cryptozoology Page - Split into two categories. The first deals with hoaxes, the second is a geographical listing of likely cryptids. Includes links and pictures.
- Celedriel's Realm - Sightings and photographs of faeries, elves, mermaids, water spirits, dragons, unicorns, sea and lake monsters, bigfoot, winged beasts and other strange and unknown creatures.
- Creature Chronicles - Includes newspaper archives, research and investigation information, links, and a place to submit sightings.
- Crypto - Collection of essays written by Craig Heinselman, editor and publisher of "Crypto".
- Crypto-Blog - A blog that includes news and reports on the subject.
- Cryptozoological Realms - Offers links, lists of researchers and organizations, index of cryptids sorted by animal or country, and descriptions.
- Cryptozoology - Contains information on the study of hidden animals, and information on various cryptids such as Bigfoot, Yeti, and other less well known creatures.
- Cryptozoology Links - A massive collection of cryptozoology related links. By Philip R. "Pib" Burns.
- Cryptozoology.com - Includes forums, news, articles, pictures, links, and cryptofiction.
- Culture Jammer's Encyclopedia: Cryptozoology - Takes a skeptical view of cryptozoology, grouping the subject with paranormal claims.
- DevilMonkeys - Discussion group about various cryptids.
- Farshores Crypto Dimension - Offers regularly updated cryptozoology news, articles, and images from around the world.
- GUST Zoology: A World of Undiscovered Animals - The Global Underwater Search Team. In English or Swedish.
- Jed's Cryptozoology Page - A cryptozoology photo album.
- Joe's Cryptozoology Pages - Includes interviews, articles, and basic information.
- La Bete du Gevaudan - Collection of writings about the Beast of Gevaudan or Auvignon, a real life monster that has killed at least 100 people in France.
- Rich La Monica's Norka of Akron - Dedicated to the study of Ohio's cryptozoological creatures and its folklore. Home of the "Talker" recording.
- Strange Ark - Includes articles, reprints, cryptofiction, biofortean information, and links.
- Taking A Hard Look At Cryptozoology - A collection of cryptozoology related articles. By Ben S. Roesch.
- The CryptoWeb - Information and pictures on many cryptids, as well as some in-depth articles. By Andrew D. Gable.
- The CryptoZoo - Contains articles and a variety of cryptids, a definition of cryptozoology, theories, classifications, an image gallery, important cryptozoologists, and references.
- The Cryptozoologist - Discusses some unknown creatures, and details the pursuit of these species by Loren Coleman, author and editor of The Cryptozoologist, and Cryptozoology A to Z.
- The Cryptozoology Web Ring - Join the webring or see a list of member sites.
- The Monster of Weatherford, TX - Sightings of a giant bull in Texas.
- The People Behind Cryptozoology - Offers short biographies on well know cryptozoologists.
- The Shadowlands - Includes pictures and information on bigfoot, sea serpents, lake monsters, and other cryptids.
- Virtual Institute of Cryptozoology - Discussions on all aspects of Cryptozoology. In French and English.
- Wyrdology - Offers an introduction to the study of unknown creatures, including details on various cryptids, and cryptozoology news.
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Description
Cryptozoology is the study of hidden animals not formally recognized by science, but supported in some way by other forms of evidence such as eyewitness accounts or tracks. Examples include Bigfoot and lake monsters(such as the Loch Ness Monster). |
