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2016 Cryptozoology Lists (Updated)

December 10, 2016

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As he does every year, Loren Coleman has put up some "top…" lists regarding cryptozoology on his blog CryptoZooNews.

Check them out:

Top Cryptozoology Deaths of 2016

Cryptozoologist of the Year 2016: Karl Shuker (Congratulations Dr Shuker!)

Top Cryptozoology Books of 2016

Top Cryptozoology Stories of 2016

Top Coelacanth Stories of 2016

CryptozooBooks Cryptozoology Deaths in Cryptozoology John Green Karl Shuker Loren Coleman Mark A. Hall Smokey Crabtree Still in Search of Prehistoric Survivors Wessie

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