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Cryptozoolgy (Page 7)

Movie Monday: Creatures We’ve Found in Our Staterooms

2012-04-09
By: Courtney Mroch
On: April 9, 2012
In: Cryptozoolgy, Movies, Not Haunted, Travel

If you’ve never cruised before, one of the things you’ll discover waiting for you each night in your room are towel animals. Your stateroom steward takes any towels you’ve used during the day to create them. Sometimes we don’t always know what they’re supposed to be. (Depends on how seasonedContinue Reading

The Colorful Sea Creatures Lining Cozumel’s Rafael E. Melgar

2012-02-23
By: Courtney Mroch
On: February 23, 2012
In: Cryptozoolgy, Travel

This week I decided to do something a bit different and participate in Budget Travelers Sandbox‘s Travel Photo Thursday. I’ve long wanted to share some photos I took of the fun sea creatures I encountered while strolling along Rafael E. Melgar, a.k.a. Cozumel’s tourist area main street. This seems likeContinue Reading

Which Motion Cam Should I Get to See What I’m Really Feeding at Night?

2012-02-10
By: Courtney Mroch
On: February 10, 2012
In: Cryptozoolgy, Science & Technology

The other night I had the shock of my life. It was just after 10 p.m. I was trying to clean up a bit and get things in order for the next day before I headed to bed. I walked into the office to put some papers on my deskContinue Reading

Movie Monday: The Whale Man of Ensenada (a.k.a. NOT a Chupacabra Skeleton)

2012-01-23
By: Courtney Mroch
On: January 23, 2012
In: Cryptozoolgy, Travel

After exploring Ensenada’s tourist section, we decided to take a little waterfront path back to our boat. Almost immediately I spied something intriguing. It was a towering thing that most definitely appeared to be made up at least partially of bones. As we approached, I fired up my camera andContinue Reading

Haunt Jaunts 2011 Year in Review Travel Memories

2011-12-29
By: Courtney Mroch
On: December 29, 2011
In: Cryptozoolgy, Mysterious, Travel

What a year it’s been! As 2011 draws to a close, the travel tally stands at: Four countries: Mexico, Belize, Honduras, and Turkey Two continents: Europe and Asia (Three if you count flying over Greenland, which I’m inclined to do because (a) the pilot flew low enough for us toContinue Reading

Travel Adventures in Ensenada: Sea Monsters, Bird Attack, and a Massive Skeleton

2011-09-06
By: Courtney Mroch
On: September 6, 2011
In: Cryptozoolgy, Editorial, Travel

It was overcast as we pulled into Ensenada the Wednesday morning of our visit. I was up early, hoping to catch the sunrise as well as our arrival. I always like when I can see the docking process. It’s the same, yet also different, in every port. I think it’sContinue Reading

Reapers, Creepers, and Shadow People Theory Repost

2011-08-31
By: Courtney Mroch
On: August 31, 2011
In: Cryptozoolgy, Editorial, Haunted Places

I decided to resurrect a past post from the archives. Reapers, Creepers and Shadow People: A Theory Inspired by Ghost Adventures at Waverly Hills was originally published on October 13, 2010. It’s one of my favorites theories. I modified it only slightly to rerun here. In case you missed it theContinue Reading

Doh! I Should’ve Been Looking for Chupacabra, Not Ghosts, in Mexico!

2011-08-25
By: Courtney Mroch
On: August 25, 2011
In: Cryptozoolgy, Editorial, Travel

A while back I saw a post on Phantoms & Monsters about a chupacabra-like creature attacking Siberian livestock. It made me do a forehead slap. “Doh! What was I thinking only looking for haunted Mayan ruins when we were in Mexico?  We could’ve been in prime Chupacabra territory!” I looked forContinue Reading

Want to Do a Paranormal Seminar at Sea with Haunt Jaunts?

2011-08-22
By: Courtney Mroch
On: August 22, 2011
In: Cryptozoolgy, Events, Travel

If you follow this blog, you know how much I love cruising. A reader, who also happens to be a cruise consultant, asked if I’d be interested in doing a paranormal seminar at sea. As in helping coordinate one. Are you kidding? Dream come true! How do I sign up?!Continue Reading

Movie Monday: History Channel’s “Bigfoot: The Definitive Guide”

2011-07-18
By: Courtney Mroch
On: July 18, 2011
In: Cryptozoolgy, Documentaries, Entertainment, Movies

I haven’t done a Movie Monday post in a while, but I finally had a chance to watch the History Channel’s Bigfoot: The Definitive Guide so I have something to write about. The show’s premise was as follows: A team of top scientists come together with one goal: to createContinue Reading

Catching Elusive Creatures on Camera

2011-06-16
By: Courtney Mroch
On: June 16, 2011
In: Cryptozoolgy, Editorial

You know when you see an alleged Bigfoot or other monster video and it’s all wonky? By wonky I mean out of focus, not zoomed in, shaky, or otherwise very raw and full of flaws? Every time I see a video claiming to have caught a Bigfoot, an alien, orContinue Reading

Have you “Liked” Bigfoot, Mothman, or the Loch Ness Monster Yet?

2011-06-05
By: Courtney Mroch
On: June 5, 2011
In: Cryptozoolgy, Lifestyle

I really hope it was New York Shadow Chasers who told me about Bigfoot having a Facebook page, because that’s who I’m blaming for this post. They told me about that Facebook page, as well as Chupacabra’s Facebook page. Well of course that piqued my interest. What other paranormal phenomsContinue Reading

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