Bigfoot. The Yeti. The Loch Ness Monster. The Chupacabra. Descriptions vary by continent and climate but the pattern doesn't — large, elusive, impossible to explain, and witnessed by enough credible people over enough centuries that dismissing all of them requires a particular kind of determined ignorance.
The mainstream position is that these creatures are misidentifications, hoaxes, or folklore. That position requires you to believe that thousands of independent witnesses across cultures with no contact with each other all arrived at the same misidentification. It requires you to believe that sonar sweeps of Loch Ness are conclusive, that the Pacific Northwest has been thoroughly catalogued, that nothing significant remains undiscovered in the oceans covering seventy percent of this planet. Science has been wrong about what exists before. It will be wrong again.
This is the collection for everyone who understands that absence of proof is not proof of absence.
