Matt's Sci/Tech Blog

Mighty Bad Land: A Perilous Expedition to Antarctica Reveals Clues to an Eighth Continent by Bruce Luyendyk, with Foreword by Edward J. La...

Beyond the Wild Blue   by Walter J. Boyne, Colonel, USAF (retired) 1998: St. Martin's Griffin Boyne took on a huge task here, a single-v...

  Monsters of the Pine Tree State: Cryptids & Legends of Maine   Eerie Lights Publishing, 2023, 240pp. by David Weatherly. Foreword by L...

Sea Serpents: On the Hunt in British Columbia: or, How I Went to the Bottom of the Ocean, and a Giant Fish Accidentally got me Drunk    by P...

  Thoughts on “A Devonian Fish Tale:   A New Method of Body Length Estimation Suggests Much Smaller Sizes for Dunkleosteus terrelli (Placode...

 I go to two writers' conferences in Colorado Springs each year if I can.  One is the Pikes Peak Writers Conference, a large and friendl...

The Revelator counts the species that went extinct in 2022.  John R. Platt's article The Book of the Dead  rounds up animals officially ...

  The Explorers   The souls departing Earthbound life Rise to heaven’s plane Soldier, sailor, priest, or king The destiny's th...

  I just found a second type of plush Dunk toy, and Wow.    This cuddly Dunk from “Soft time TOY Collectors" is not only much larger th...

 I never gave much thought to the appearance in cryptozoology of "giant bird" or "thunderbird" stories, because it's...

The Bigfoot Influencers : Compelling and Candid Conversations with Researchers, Scientists, and Investigators Whitewolf Entertainment (Hanga...

  My New Years' hello to all. Jonathan's quirky podcast split our interview about the new book and zoology over two shows. This is t...

 In the eastern Pacific, we have a newly named subspecies of the bottlenose dolphin, the Tursiops truncatus known to millions by virtue of ...

I have a liking for the International Cryptozoology Museum , by far the most comprehensive of its kind, and for Bangor, Maine, where I was b...

 The Soviet Moon Rocket: Lighting the Biggest Candle Ever The Soviets had their plans for the moon, too. Their spacecraft, showing the tradi...

 Ants are amazing. They have a division of labor. They have armies and make war. They raise food. They hold slaves. And they build, Thier un...

UFOs are a hot topic right now. Is there anything to them except errors by people and equipment? I don't know. The new NASA panel looks ...