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LATEST
NEWS FLASH!
Every 20 minutes someone, somewhere, is blown-up by a landline. If they survive they are horribly maimed, left with out limbs. Men, women and children.
Bomb Detectives is a new film being produced by the makers of ANIMAL X. It will tell of what is being done to ban these insidious weapons; of the people and animals trying to locate and destroy the 110,000,000 landmines that litter more than 80 countries.
Tell the story of some of the victims.
At the current rate of clearance, 100,000 landmines a year, it will take more than a thousand years to clear them all.
If you think landmines should be banned then please make this film with us.
Follow the link, watch the promo and read about who we are, then please make a pledge and make a film that can make a difference.
pozible.com/bombdetectives
FULL LENGTH EPISODES OF ANIMAL X SERIES 1, NOW ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL. JUST CLICK ANY VIDDO TO TAKE YOU YO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL.
Click in Discussions above for the link to Blog
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Big
search for rare reptile in Aoraki Mt Cook National Park
A rare New Zealand native Alpine gecko was sighted by two
climbers in the Beetham Valley earlier this year.
posted: March 2005
Scientists
trail a myth: Kerala’s pygmy elephant
Scientists are embarking on an expedition looking for
the mythical pygmy elephant in the forests of Agasthyavanam
and Neyyar, India.
posted: March 2005
Is
something lurking in Lake Washington?
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports that two reports
came to police about a shape that looks like the head of an
alligator near the docks in Lake Washington.
posted: March 2005
Genuine
Thylacine spotters earn their stripes
The Sydney Morning Herald has an overview of reported Thylacine
sightings since 1937, when they were considered extinct.
posted: March 2005
Tiger
or not, they're photos to thrill
The Sydney Morning Herald reports that the supposedly photos
of a Thylacine that were shown to the director of the Tasmanian
Museum and Art Gallery, Bill Bleathman, and a wildlife biologist
with the state's Department of Primary Industries, Nick Mooney,
were shown to them on a laptop computer. The photos were supposedly
taken in Tasmania. According to Mr. Bleathman, the photos
were of poor quality.
posted: March 2005
Tiger
Mystery
The Sunday Tasmanian reports that a German tourist showed
up at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery and showed the
staff there pictures he said he took of a tasmanian tiger
in the Lake St Clair region. The visitor has left, and has
taken the pictures with him. He apparently left no contact
information.
posted: February 2005
Thylacine
cloning project dumped
The Australian Broadcasting Company reports that the plan
to clone the thylacine has been dropped. The DNA from the
thylacine embryo is said to be in too poor of condition.
posted: February 2005
Hog
Kong: 'He Was a Beast'
Florida's Times-Union reports on a monster hog that is bigger
than the famed Hogzilla of last year. An estimated 1,140 pound
wild hog was reportedly shot last August by Larry Earley near
Leesburg. Larry says he shot the giant hog with a 44 handgun.
He says "I didn't realize he was that big or I would
have gotten a different gun."
posted: February 2005
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News
on Congo’s new giant ape
posted: October 2004
Evidence
of 'jungle yeti' found
posted: October 2004
Will
Mt Helen’s Ash flush out Bigfoot?
posted: October 2004
Japanese
monster hunters arrive at the Clifden Lakes
posted: October 2004
Baby
lake monster washes up in the UK
posted: October 2004
Washington
State's Yakima-Herald.com reports on the
Bigfoot Hoax
posted: October 2004
Re-discovering
the ivory-billed woodpecker – hope has wings
posted: October 2004
Giant
ape may be new species
posted: October 2004
Bigfoot
stalkers on forked path
posted: October 2004
Tales
of sightings lend credence to Bigfoot myth
posted: October 2004 |
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Boy
survives “Aswang” attacks – a creature that
eats human flesh
posted: September 2004
Researcher
claims rumours of Bigfoot decline is greatly exaggerated
posted: September 2004
Bramhall’s
Indiana Jones off to find the Yeti
posted: September 2004
San
Antonio Zoo comments on “El Chupacabra” carcass
posted: September 2004
Major
Bigfoot Conference set for October
posted: September 2004
Open
season on Sweden’s "monster of the lake"
posted: September 2004
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OLDER
NEWS –2004
Forensics
expert says “Bigfoot is real”
2004
Chile:
Eyewitness Describes Encounter With Strange Creature
2004
Chupacabra's
"cousin" found in Valparaiso
2004
Alleged
Winged Creature terrorises peasants in Chile
2004
California’s
Bigfoot Cave
2004
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