Suggest any non-fiction cryptozoology books like Cryptozoology A to Z. Anything you've found and enjoyed over the years.

One of my favorite audio stories about the dogman cryptid. It's nothing but nonsense, despite any claims to the otherwise, but its a good story and the narrator's voice is lovely!

Not the "Michigan Dogman" specifically, but there are supposed 'dogman' sightings all over continental North America (they've even started to sprout in Europe, whaddyano). They're just as, if not even more, common as the bigfoot sightings. Personally, I view it as a fascinating example of how folklore takes on life and spreads. I love the Nessie stories, but I'm inclined to lean with this recent study which indicates that the Loch Ness monster is a giant eel.

My apologies, I misspelled Lusca. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lusca And yes, not as much on the Michigan Dogman as there is on Sasquatch or Nessie. Which, I'm all about lake monsters too although I don't think Nessie really exists. Loch Ness just wouldn't support a really large cryptid.

Well, it used to be! One of the rare ones that have actually been proven to exist. I put the Tasmanian Tiger on the list, too, even though it is a known species to science - but since it's believed to have gone extinct that puts any surviving members back into the 'cryptid' category. I don't recall ever hearing about the Luska, though. That'll be something to look up on! Personally I'm all about the Dogman stories. I eat those up.

I had to say Kraken but will also toss in the Lusca or any mega-giant undersea creature. I know it's not a cryptid, but I'm even wild about the giant and colossal squids. This is so timely! My 2nd character at my fantasy game will be a cryptozoologist. 😄

Which cryptid creature is your favorite?