"There are several questions in natural science which are questiones vexatæ, because a certain amount of evidence of facts is on one side, and a certain amount of presumption of impossibility on the other. If eye-witnesses (or those who present themselves as such) could decide the points, they would have been decided long ago; but those who are believed to be acquainted with natural laws claim that theoretic impossibilities should overpower even ocular demonstration. There is far more justice in this claim than appears at first sight."
- Philip Henry Gosse, Romance of Natural History
Welcome to Cryptozoology2 (Cryptozoology Squared),
"a scientific inquiry into the highly variant possibilities of the existence of animals heretofore undescribed by science, as reported by numerous eyewitnesses of varying degrees of integrity."
News and Updates
March 31st, 2003 - One-year anniversary of site's opening. Cryptozoology Squared has now been online for one year, and with the addition of three new articles for this update (Coelacanth: A Fish Caught In Hype, Revised Edition in Popular Theories; A Treatise on Cryptozoology, Parts Four and Five in Opinions) now has a total of twenty-six articles, nearly four times the original number. Further updates are expected in early April.
