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	Cryptozoology - Article from FactBug.org - the fast Wikipedia mirror site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Cryptozoology is the study of rumored or mythological animals that are presumed (at least by the researcher) to exist, but for which conclusive proof does not yet exist; or are generally considered extinct, but occasionally reported.
		The fringes of cryptozoology are often considered pseudoscience by mainstream biologists.
		Along similar lines, the emblem of the Society for Cryptozoology is the okapi, a forest-dwelling relative of the giraffe that was unknown to Western scientists prior to 1901.
	www.factbug.org /cgi-bin/a.cgi?a=5828 (1057 words)

	The Goatman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The latter form of the Goatman is remarkably similar to pagans stories of nature spirits, the Greek god Pan and the Roman satyrs.
		In the urban myth version of the Goatman a teenage couple are out late at night when they are attacked by the Goatman.
		The Goatman is also frequently blamed for the deaths and disappearance of livestock and family pets.
	www.wyrdology.com /cryptozoology/goatman.html (337 words)

	cryptozoology
		Invention of the term cryptozoology (adding the Greek prefix krypts, or "hidden" to zoology to mean "the study of hidden animals") is often attributed to zoologist Bernard Heuvelmans.
		Cryptozoology is often considered a pseudoscience by mainstream zoolgists and biologists.
		Along similar lines, the emblem of the now-defunct International Society for Cryptozoology is the okapi, a forest-dwelling relative of the giraffe that was unknown to Western scientists prior to 1901.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Cryptozoology.php (1520 words)

	cryptobiology Information Center - cryptobiology
		Cryptozoology is the study of rumored animals that are presumed (at least by the researcher) to exist, but for which conclusive proof does not yet exist, or for animals which are generally considered extinct, but are occasionally reported.
		Heuvelmans argued that cryptozoology should be undertaken with scientific rigor, but also with an open-minded, interdisciplinary approach.
		Loren Coleman and Jerome Clark, ‘’Cryptozoology A to Z’’, Fireside/Simon and Schuster, 1999.
	www.scipeeps.com /Sci-Biochemistry_Topics_Cp_-_D/cryptobiology.html (1385 words)

	A Sacramento Exploration
		Cryptozoology -- literally means "the study of hidden animals." Cryptozoologists study animals that are as yet undescribed by science.
		Cryptozoology -- the Study of Unknown Animals deals with animals as yet unnacepted by science, animals reported in areas outside their normal habitat, and surviving members of species believed to be extinct.
		Cryptozoology is the study of hidden animals (whether large or small), to date not formally recognized by what is often termed Western science or formal zoology but supported in some way by testimony (in its broadest definition) from a human beings.
	www.freewebs.com /sacx/08.htm (1603 words)

	Goatman (Maryland) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Goatman is a Homonid cryptid reported to be living in the United States of America.
		The Goatman of Maryland is often associated with Governor’s Bridge Road, Lottsford Road and Fletchertown Road, in Prince George's County, and with the nearby Glendale Hospital; the former site of a state asylum.
		Typically, witnesses describe the Goatman as being a tall fur covered hominid with a human torso and arms, the horns and hind legs of a goat, and a quasi human face
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Goatman_(cryptozoology) (494 words)

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		Locally, Goatman is said to inhabit the area surrounding a bridge between Ross and Tokio in northern McLennan County.
		In 1969, a group of people reported that their car was attacked during a visit to Lake Worth near Fort Worth, according to a Goatman-related story on the website for "Strange Magazine." Four police units were dispatched to the scene, but nothing was found.
		However, a long scratch reportedly caused by the Goatman's sharp claws was left on the victims' car.
	farshores.org /goatman.htm (214 words)

	goatman mythology
		Goatman retreated into the woods where he hides most of the time.
		A goatman with a beard, with a pentagram on its forehead,...
		Goatman (cryptozoology) This article may not conform to the neutral point of view...
	plett.ifrance.com /goatman-mythology.html (624 words)

	Goatman Hollow: GoatMan Hollow... The Legend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Most times, the legend is told with the mentioning of an undocumented unnamed doctor from the United States Department of Agriculture Laboratory’s and is usually one of the first things given as an explanation for the GoatMan’s existence.
		Even though Cryptozoology (Research and Discovery of Unknown Animals of Unknown Origin) was not termed until the mid 1950’s, it is speculated that the U.S.D.A. was researching Cryptozoology well into the early 1900’s and possibly the late 1800’s.
		The one thing that appears to be different about this new rash of sightings is that most claiming to have seen The GoatMan also tell of their encounter with a sinister man by the name of Dr. Fletcher and how they barely escaped with their lives.
	www.goatmanhollow.com /the_legend/the_goatman_legend_1.html (571 words)

	Philosophy Forum > The Monster Mash
		I think cryptozoology is a good thing, the government and other institutions just dismiss all these claims and refuse to investigate them, which just leaves them as a mystery and fans the flames.
		With all the different sightings there have been, I am inclined to think they have seen something, I mean there can't be 500 stupid rednecks who see an owl and think it is a demon sent from hell.
		Cryptozoology: The study of unknown or undiscovered animals.
	forum.darwinawards.com /lofiversion/index.php/t797.html (1072 words)

	Cryptozoology
		Beast Of Gevaudan was a wof-like monster said to have terrorized the Auvergne and South Dordogne regions of France from 1764 to 1767.
		Cryptozoology by Chad Arment offers a brief introduction to the topic, a good introduction to research methods in cryptozoology, and links to other sites about cryptozoology.
		Cryptozoology by Nathan Gilbert discusses the megalodon, Roswell rods, chupacabra, and the goatman of Prince George's County.
	www.pibburns.com /cryptozo.htm (8311 words)

	zoology
		CryptoCumbria: Cumbrian Cryptozoology - A friendly club for those with an interest in cumbrian cryptozoology and Fortean zoology.
		The Cryptozoologist - Overviews cryptozoology, 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. Cryptozoology - Free newsletter, articles, links.
		Skeptical Cryptozoology - Takes a skeptical view of cryptozoology, grouping the subject with paranormal claims.
	bob2641.tripod.com /zoology.html (2480 words)

	ConspiracyCity.com - Cryptozoology Links. Conspiracy Site About Crop Circles, Aliens, UFOs And More.
		Cryptozoo.Monstrous.com - This section is devoted to cryptozoology and the monstrous creatures whose existence is supported by this “new” science.
		Cryptozoology - Have we found all the large animals still living in the world?
		The Cryptid Zoo - A Menagerie Of Cryptozoology.
	www.conspiracycity.com /links/cryptozoology/index.html (244 words)

	www.myspace.com/goatmanhollow
		Even though Cryptozoology (Research and Discovery of Unknown Animals of Unknown Origin) was not termed until the mid 1950’s…it is speculated that the U.S.D.A. was researching Cryptozoology well into the early 1900’s and possibly the late 1800’s.
		The one thing that appears to be different about this new rash of sightings…is that most claiming to have seen The GoatMan also tell of their encounter with a sinister man by the name of Dr. Fletcher and how they barely escaped with their lives.
		It is not clear exactly how many victims have fallen prey to this urban legend…but it is estimated to be in the thousands…even still…thousands more escape telling the same story as the ones before them.
	www.myspace.com /goatmanhollow (912 words)

	Cryptozoology.com
		The “Goatman” is a term applied to a mystery biped in Maryland.
		Like other regional reports, popularized by catchy monikers, was “Goatman” a mix of cultural implications as well as an actual mystery biped.
		It would be good to try and get hold of Mark Opsasnick’s 1994 article "On the Trail of the Goatman" that appeared in Strange Magazine Issue 14.
	www.cryptozoology.com /forum/topic_view_thread.php?tid=2&pid=431226 (118 words)

	eBay Seller: fussygerbil: Non-Fiction Books, Fiction Books items on eBay.co.uk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Cryptozoology: Clan of Cain: Genesis of Bigfoot - Novel
		Cryptozoology: CASE FOR THE SEA SERPENT- R T Gould 1930
		Cryptozoology ALIEN ANIMALS Janet and Colin Bord Rare H/B
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	E-Budo.com - Place your cryptozoological bets here (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		There is no degree in cryptozoology at any school and I think this is on purpose.
		I have had four major moves in my life and there was a Goatman story in every city.
		Not quite, but chupacabras might be the underlying root to the coverage that the goatman seems to get.
	www.e-budo.com /forum/printthread.php?t=24172&page=2&pp=15 (592 words)

	Discover the Wisdom of Mankind on cryptozoology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Yes I have over 100 photos and videos of the exact area where the creature was seen.
		They are all on the site, but I admittedly could do a better job expl......
		Coverpop browser for ufo and paranormal the visitor: ufo, paranormal, cryptozoology - a coverpop by jim bumgardner, of krazydad.com - covers from amazon.com - move the mouse over the covers to see more......
	www.blinkbits.com /blinks/cryptozoology (1830 words)

	Cryptid - The Black Vault Encyclopedia Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The study of cryptids is known as Cryptozoology, and more information can be found in that article.
		Globster: Huge shapeless fleshy carcass on a beach, from an unidentified sea creature.
		Bodies of water in which water cryptids are said to live
	www.blackvault.com /wiki/index.php/Cryptid (241 words)

	The Cryptid Zoo: Satyrs (or Fauns) in Cryptozoology
		Before examining that question through the lens of cryptozoology, we first need a basic definition to work with.
		The Maryland "Goatman" is reported as very aggressive, especially towards teenage lovers.
		Encyclopedia of Cryptozoology: A Global Guide to Hidden Animals and Their Pursuers.
	www.newanimal.org /satyr.htm (542 words)

	GhostDroppings.com
		We don't have a Goatman here in New Jersey, but we do have the Jersey Devil.
		He has the head of a horse, cloven hoofs an devil tail, horns and wings.
		Our Goatman Bridge Legend is about one bridge on a lonely country road (the exact location changes depending on who you ask, how much beer is involved, etc) You pull up to it, honk your horn and this foul creature charges out of the shadows at you...always at night you understand.
	www.ghostdroppings.com /forum/threads.php?id=6531_0_6_0_C (322 words)

	TOS.11.5.05
		I've been studying cryptozoology for years, and I have to say, these eluded even me. But all of the aforementioned monsters, as well as many more, are featured in W.Haden Blackman's The Field Guide to North American Monsters.
		The book is really more of a reference guide, covering such general categories as Hairy Humanoids, Lake Monsters and Sea Serpents, Flying Monsters, Dwarves and Giants, Cryptid Animals, Beastmen and Beastwomen, Supernatural Monsters, and Enigmatic Entities.
		Some of my personal favorites are the Grinning Man, the Wendigo, the Goatman (also my brother's personal favorite) and the Winsted Wildman (hits a little close to home, or at least where I vacation every year).
	www.theunexplained.net /tos_11_5_05.htm (750 words)

	Local News \| News for Charlotte, North Carolina \| WCNC.com \| News: Local News
		Rick Moran, co-founder of the Association for the Study of Unexplained Phenomenon, and organizer of the Texas chapter of the association, said an orange mist and cold spots near the Old Alton Bridge warrant further study.
		No doubt people game for a fright will return to the historic crossing south of Denton, home to the headless Goatman of lore.
		Field investigator Brian Mollenkopf, a former archaeologist and now a stay-at-home dad, brings an interest in cryptozoology, particularly the Bigfoot question.
	www.wcnc.com /sharedcontent/dws/news/localnews/stories/102806dnMetParanormal.3ef5d91.html (1352 words)

	Psychosylum.net
		The newly-updated titles The Unidentified: Creatures of the Outer Edge and The Field Guide to Bigfoot and Other Mystery Primates are hot off the presses once again courtesy of Anomalist Books.
		The Unidentified finds the links that connect supernatural folklore, religious visions, cryptozoology, and modern-day UFO stories.
		It documents episodes from the fringes of human experience and exposes what they may tell us about ourselves and the strange world we live in, where things - whether fairies, ghosts, divine apparitions, or ostensible extraterrestrials - may be even more mysterious than they seem.
	www.psychosylum.net /ftopicp-224.html (370 words)

	Ghosts, History and Hauntings :: Maryland Ghost and Spirit Association
		My interest in cryptozoology began the day I witnessed a creature that was beyond my belief or, what I thought, boundries of reality.
		The incident was reported to a BFRO investigator several years in hope that they may be able to get further information from local authorities.
		Since that time, I have investigated several unusual animal sightings in Maryland and the Eastern Coast...namely the big cat sighting in Randallstown in 1984 as well as other anomalies (Goatman near Laurel, Mothman and Jersey Devil) since then.
	marylandghosts.com /post/32022 (1549 words)

	Hoax Forum Topic: The Devil Strolls Out
		He tried to catch up to this cheering crowd with vato in the middle...and was only able to see that vato now appeared normal.
		I'm not sure what he's supposed to do except kill kids who "park" near the lake.
		I really liked that story too, and now it seems to have been mostly made up.
	www.museumofhoaxes.com /hoax/forum/forum_comments/2390 (1013 words)

	Amazon.com: The Encyclopedia of Monsters: Books: Daniel Cohen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		One of the better cryptozoology books I've seen so far.
		I said "delves") into the monstrous world of CRYPTOZOOLOGY.
		One area discusses the eerie rumors, reports and hoaxes of EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE, such as the horrific MAD GASSER OF MATTOON (trust me, when I was ten it gave me nightmares) and SPRING HEELED JACK.
	www.amazon.com /Encyclopedia-Monsters-Daniel-Cohen/dp/0880294426 (879 words)

	Texas Bigfoot Research Center
		The Texas Bigfoot Research Center exists to validate what we believe to be an undocumented species of bipedal primate, an animal commonly referred to as the Sasquatch or Bigfoot.
		If successful, this effort would effectively move the Bigfoot/Sasquatch phenomenon from the realm of cryptozoology into mainstream science.
		Contrary to popular opinion, these animals are not exclusive to the Pacific Northwest, although that region may indeed contain the largest numbers.
	www.texasbigfoot.com (783 words)

	metalogix : Unexplained Phenomena : Cryptozoology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
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