noun a person who studies or searches for animals whose existence is disputed or unsubstantiated, such as the Loch Ness Monster or Bigfoot
In the realm of folklore, cryptozoologists explore mythical creatures and legends that may have a basis in reality, seeking to uncover any truth behind the stories.
A cryptozoologist studies and researches animals that are rumored to exist but have not been proven by science, such as Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster.
Cryptozoologists often investigate creatures that are considered to be cryptids, or creatures whose existence is disputed, within the field of paranormal studies.
Cryptozoologists engage in mystery and investigation work to uncover evidence of unknown or undiscovered animals, applying scientific methods to their research.
A writer may include a cryptozoologist as a character in a fictional story or novel, or may write articles or books about the study of cryptids and cryptozoology.
A scientist may collaborate with cryptozoologists on research projects related to unidentified or mythical creatures, or may study the cultural significance of cryptids.
A journalist may interview cryptozoologists for articles or documentaries about mysterious creatures, or may investigate sightings of cryptids for news stories.
An educator may teach courses or seminars on cryptozoology, or may incorporate discussions about cryptids into lessons on folklore, mythology, or biology.