Cryptozoology A To Z: The Encyclopedia of Loch Monsters, Sasquatch, Chupacabras, and Other Authentic Mysteries of Nature

Great book, very educational, good quality, and a must have for any wannabe cryptozoologist. (Not in a bad way)

My college aged son wanted this book because he's always found Cryptozoology interesting.Over the years he's collected many book & objects on that subject, but never found anything that was up-to-date with current discoveries!He loves how this Cryptozoology encyclopedia is so well organized and written with so many newly discovered enteries with descriptions that truly give the reader a visual of beasts only vaguely describes in the past!It's a fun read with incredible findings & collaborations from Jerome Clark!Anyone interested in Cryptozoology will find this a perfect addition to their collection or who's just starting out & needs a good foundation of information to build on!

An encyclopedia of cryptids, easy to understand and look up what's interesting to you! Extremely fascinating and informative. Well written.

A really nice book on the study of cryptozoology.

BEST

Worth every penny

This is a light hearted, and entertaining read. Although this book at first may seem to be targeted at younger readers, as much content about cryptids is, I can assure you it is a fun research piece with a great resource guide to match.

If you are looking for a book with ONLY crypid creatures, this isn't it; but if you want a book that has some history on crypids, those who found them, and animals we once thought where made up, then this is a great book. It just wasn't what I was expecting based off of the reviews and description.Half of this book is about people who found animals, the other half is either crypids as we know them or animals like the gaint panda or gaint sloth.