California Assembly Bill 666 would make Bigfoot the official state cryptid. The bill's author says it's meant to be a fun moment of levity during challenging times. Bigfoot, also known as ...

Orange Crush, a spring break event in Tybee Island, Georgia, that used to be organized by students at nearby Savannah State University, brought "complete mayhem" to Tybee Island in 2023 ...

All costumes — from the cryptid world to cosplay, renaissance to steampunk — are encouraged. More than 50 vendors will be selling art, crafts and cryptid-themed merchandise in the large ballroom.

Some muy importante legislation is stuck in the cogs of Californian bureaucracy – an Assembly Bill to recognize Bigfoot, aka Sasquatch, as the official state cryptid. In the pseudoscientific field of ...

So why not, Rogers wants to know, "designate Bigfoot as the official state cryptid"? That's... pretty much the bill, which was introduced this week and already has Bigfoot advocates excited.

A new California bill proposes designating Bigfoot as the state's official cryptid. The mythical ape has deep ties to the Pacific Northwest, though scientists remain skeptical about its existence.

It's true. A bill introduced by Santa Rosa Assemblyman Chris Rodgers would make Bigfoot the state's official mythical creature, otherwise known as a cryptid. Over the years, Bigfoot or Sasquatch ...

A new bill in California’s state legislature seeks to recognize the elusive Bigfoot as the state’s official cryptid. The legislation, proposed by Assemblymember Chris Roger, would designate ...

Those are all well and good, but the Golden State might soon become the first state to adopt an official state cryptid. Cryptids, for those who don’t know, are creatures with, shall we say ...

The bill aims to designate Bigfoot as the state’s official cryptid, a term for creatures that some people believe to exist despite a lack of proof. Rogers’ district spans Del Norte ...

One of Illinois’ oldest cryptid sightings dates back to 1673, when two French explorers, Jacques Marquette and Louis Jolliet were traveling down the Mississippi River, near what is now Alton ...