#LochNessMonster

Here’s a thread on another famous/infamous bit of modern #monster lore… the so-called Muppet #LochNessMonster photo, taken on 21st May 1977 by Mr Tony Shiels. As usual, it has a

Welcome to another of my #LochNessMonster threads. This time we’re looking at the MOST FAMOUS #NESSIE PHOTO OF THEM ALL. Namely, the so-called Surgeon’s Photo, or Wilson Photo, of April

O'Hare Intl. Airport

Vacations xld, can't see friends & family, trying times for sure. We will be sharing some cool places to visit from your couch. 1st up, the Africam Tembe Elephant Park

Following the success of the recent #LochNessMonster thread (https://twitter.com/TetZoo/status/1278322629406076928) here, I thought I’d do another, this time on one of my favourite sea monster stories: the case of Robert Le

Time for another #TetZoocryptomegathread, again a #LochNessMonster one, again on one of my favourite #Nessie photos: the Peter O’Connor photo of May 27th, 1960. Follow this thread as we take

Time to embark on another of my #cryptozoology PHOTO MEGA-THREADS (from hereon, #TetZoocryptomegathread). Today: Rilla Martin’s 1964 Ozenkadnook tiger photo, aka the ‘Rilla critter’ photo, from western Victoria, Australia. It's

Time for another #TetZoocryptomegathread, in which we examine the backstory to a photo or film said to depict a cryptid, or monster. This time, we’re not looking at a photo

If you liked my threads on sea monster and #LochNessMonster photos, you might enjoy this one, which focuses on something very different: the famous 1967 #Bigfoot film, variously dubbed the