Lux Ferre

Eugenie Clark serves on the board of directors of the International Society of Cryptozoology. A famous diver and scientist, she has explored the underwater world of many seas and has been popularized

CLARK, RAMONA (1932 – 1997) Ramona Clark was one of the earliest investigators of accounts in the southern U.S. of unknown hairy anthropoids called the Skunk Ape. Working from her home in

CLARK. JAMES ALEXANDER (1960-1989) Jim Clark, one of British Columbia's foremost cryptozoological researchers, amassed perhaps the largest collection of sighting reports and papers on a variety of cryptids in that province. Along

Matthew A. Bille with a rare Cuban ground iguana. (Tricia Childers) Editor of Exotic Zoology, Matthew A. Bille is also the author of Rumors of Existence (1995 ), on recent zoological discoveries

DAO VAN TIEN ( 1910-1995) Dao Van Tien was born in Nam Dinh City, Nam Dinh Province, Vietnam, and graduated from Universite de l' Indochine in 1942, with a master's degree in

Born in Switzerland, Rene Dahinden moved to Canada in 1953. Two months after he arrived, he heard about the Sasquatch and within three years was conducting serious research on the hairy primates.

Ray Crowe was born and raised in Oregon, serving as a weatherman for the U.S. Air Force and the U.S . Weather Bureau, as well as working in a variety of other

Cliff Crook is the second half of a trivia question involving the movie Harry and the Hendersons, which features a character based on Crook and played by the late Don Ameche. (See