Expeditions

At the Centre for Fortean Zoology we are very proud of our programme of expeditions and investigations both at home and abroad. Over the years we have travelled to every continent except for Antarctica in search of the answers to the great mysteries of zoology. However, we feel that it is more important to, one possible, carry out a series of investigations in the same place in search of the answers to the same mysteries, rather than go running, hell for leather, around the world as the whim takes us. The latter is adventure tourism, the former, science.

Here you can read the expedition reports which are constantly being updated.

Tajikistan 2023
Gul; Caspian Tiger

Sumatra 2022:
Orang pendek

2010: India
^{Mande Burung}
2010: Texas
^{Blue dogs}
2009: Sumatra
^{Blue dogs}
2008: Russia
^Almasti
2007: Guyana
^{Giant anaconda; didi; red faced dwarves}
2006: The Gambia
^{Ninki Nanka; The Bungalow Beach carcass; Armitage’s skink}
2006: The Gambia Blog
^{Ninki Nanka; The Bungalow Beach carcass; Armitage’s skink}
2005: Loch Ness (part one)
^{Eunuch eel hypothesis}
2004: Loch Morar
^{Eunuch eel hypothesis}
2003: Sumatra
^{Orang Pendek}
2003: Bolam Lake
^{BHM Phenomena}
2003: Staffordshire
^{Escaped crocodilian}
2002: Co. Durham
Wallaby Mutilation
2002:Lancashire
The “Monster” of Martin Mere
2000: Thailand
^{The Naga}