Momo, The Missouri Monster - The Singular Fortean

We challenge you to read about a completely different Momo. One that doesn't look like a sexy Japanese harpy. Down in the Show-Me state Tobias Wayland's been mucking about the Mississippi river's wetlands, collecting accounts of something like bigfoot but completely different. If you reckon you can help the search for a specimen, or samples, you'll want to pick up Lyle Blackburn's latest and Nick Redfern's Reviewing Lyle's New Book On "Momo," the Missouri Monster and how Momo put himself on the map one fateful summer in 1972. Should anyone need pointers on Chasing American Monsters, tune in to Jim Harold and Jason Offutt talking shop about Jason's adventures cataloguing cryptids from every state of the union. One of the bigger critters who may still be out there is the Steller's sea cow. A couple of artifacts have popped up throughout the years, suggesting this giant beast still roams the seas. With a little legwork Karl Shuker's Sealing The Identity Of An Alleged Steller's Sea Cow Skin, closing one chapter in the pursuit of this cryptic sirenian. (CS)

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