Cryptozoology

Is Bigfoot a big myth? A new study testing hair DNA finds no proof

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Bigfoot enthusiasts sent suspected hair samples of the creature to Oxford University for DNA testing, along with alleged hair samples in museums. The results turned up a huge range of animals — from bears to wolves — but no Yetis.Bigfoot enthusiasts sent suspected hair samples of the creature to Oxford University for DNA testing, along with alleged hair samples in museums. The results turned up a huge range of animals — from bears to wolves — but no Yetis.

Cryptozoologist explains his studies of mysterious creatures — like the Loch Ness Monster

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The World

Clearcutting: All In a Day’s Work

The World

When the Loch Ness monster was a serious threat

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The World

The Loch Ness Monster

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