Your New England correspondent is here to tell you about another local cryptid!
Simply known as Champ, or Champy, is a waterborne creation living in Lake Champlain between New York State and Vermont.
Sandra Mansi took the attached photo in 1977 while at the lake.

This photo, taken in 1914, depicts a person from the Native American Koskimo tribe in a full-body fur garment a Hami mask, also called a 'dangerous thing' mask. Bigfoot? Bighands

This photo comes from our field correspondent in East Africa. Clearly this isn't Sasquatch, but the orange eyes are reminiscent of the orange orbs associated with Bigfoot sightings.

It's spring peeper season in New England! Their "chirps" can reach 100 db's on a good day. This week one of your correspondents will be looking for correlations between these sneaky amphibians and BigFoot!

One of your field correspondents attended a presentation "What is Bigfoot" put on by Ronny Leblanc of Expedition Bigfoot, and author of Monsterland.

Stay tuned for a correspondent's visit to Monsterland, Massachusetts! Also known as Leominster in other communities.

Here's a sneak preview from our field correspondent recently in East Africa. Some of the earliest Sasquatch sightings in the US involved cows or other livestock being carried away from early farms. Is it possible that herd animals such as these wildebeests attract them as well?

We travel to the far reaches of East Africa, where rumors of the "Nandi Bear" and "Kikomba Giant" have attracted the attention of our field correspondent. Could this be an African Squatch? Find out with never before seen photos from the Cradle of Life!

We have lots of exciting plans for 2025! Expect to see expeditions to the following locations:

Everglades, Florida
Olympic National Forest, Washington
Monsterland, Massachusetts
Quebec, Canada

Make sure to follow to see what phenomena your correspondents discover!