GHOST HUNTERS

We really have not documented but a small portion of ocean life. It wasn't until recently we realized there was even life adapted to volcanic vents in the hottest water. And, as for the deepest depths - we only get a window of opportunity with the best research vessels and lighting that can only illuminate the tiniest bit of the massive ocean floor that takes up almost 3/4 of our planet's surface. Let's take a look at some of the cutest, goofiest, and downright unsettling deep sea finds, so far. Remember, tomorrow, there might be a lot more on this parade lineup, as they are being discovered regularly. - some crazy movie deep sea creatures - The Creature From the Black Lagoon The Abyss Deep Rising Kracken Beast From 20,000 Fathoms **Tomorrow's post is "Upcoming Horror Movies"**

Tomorrow morning (10 am EST/9 am Central/7 am Pacific   - now rescheduled for 10 pm EST Friday night) on "The Long Version" with Fletcher Long (L INK ), he will be interviewing two Bigfoot researchers I highly admire. This is going to be a most riveting show.  Many of you have read posts by Karl Sup the Bigfoot researcher here on my blog and possibly listened to him on Fletcher's show. He has done posts on Bigfoot eyes, locomotion, witness reports, Long Island Bigfoot, and ChiSquatch - Chicago Sasquatch. You can find the links on the right hand side here on the blog in the popular posts list. The other guest, Buddy, is one who has kept himself under the radar to be able to research in many areas, mostly in Texas, where he has accrued about 20 or so years of field research knowledge in some extremely extraordinary locations. The knowledge he contains comes from some of the most impressive research into habituation I have seen.  I am eager to hear this show! 

As a child, I remember the concept of Frankenstein's monster as being beyond any horror imaginable. The concept of piecing together a person from the parts of the dead was terrifying. But, science being what it is today, piecing together a person from parts becomes increasingly possible. Some of the most amazing transplants imagined have been occurring to help people who have lost fingers, hands, and even a face!  This heroic firefighter (above) was given a new lease on life by a facial transplant. It is nothing short of miraculous! His courage and bravery were rewarded with the best medicine has to offer today, allowing him a full life. ( LINK ) We can all agree that this kind of science is beneficial beyond belief.  But what about the line in the sand that divides saving lives with risking medical ethics? Such is the case with a surgeon wishing to do a head transplant for a man who is severely disabled. Is this hope or madness? This Russian man has volunteered for a head transpla

(closer examination shows 6 toes ) You may or may not believe this print (above - found in South Africa, said to be billions of years old rock) as a genuine footprint of some unbelievable giant from hundreds of millions of years ago and set into rock, but there have been unusual, either large footprints or very ancient ones found around the world. Footprints of Eve   117,000 years ago  This fossilized set of footprints was found in South Africa. They were dated to approximately 117,000 years ago. They are recorded as the oldest known footprints of modern man. These were referred to as Eve's footprints because this woman existed around the time of the DNA Eve from which all Homo Sapiens mitochondria come from. For anyone wondering, she was about a size 7-1/2 American sizes for females today. Piska Nagri   In 2013 in India, a geologist found these larger than normal footprints. The prints look like they are a depression in the rock and appear to have leather-soled shoes and not bare

This is the reporting by a Bigfoot researcher of an ongoing study in the Southern part of the United States in a very large park area near homes and urban setting. Link to the series   Journal Volume 3 Report #48 Saturday, November 12, 2016 I arrived at the park at 7:45 AM. The temperature was 61. It was cool and pleasant with a blue sky with a few high clouds. I brought my bike to ride the close trail then on to 1B. I completed the close ride then geared up. Wow! What a pleasant, breeze blowing, awesome morning.  I started my ride to 1B around 8:05 AM and arrived at the treeline entry at 8:13 AM. Upon entering the treeline, I blew notes on my small flute. I walked over to the pipes and did my customary 3 knocks and called out my name. At this point I began to record my observations. At the pipes: #1. and #2. On pipe #1, one marble was out of place. Moved ???? The stick behind the ball was now in one of the water meter cover squares. ????  The water meter cover had standing water in