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Examines the legends and the sightings of the Bigfoot.

It's one month after a global disaster. Manhattan has become Monster Island after a plague has turned all its denizens into shambling, rotting animated corpses, except for a couple who have kept their intelligence and also acquired psychic powers. When an expedition from Africa arrives, composed of teenage girl-soldiers and a former U.N. weapons inspector, the zombie masters mobilize their forces to kill or eat the living humans.

Contains descriptions and color illustrations of thirteen dangerous spiders and insects, including the Florida walking stick, killer bee, emperor scorpion, plague flea, and others, and includes range maps.

This book profiles the chemical-spraying bombardier beetle, the deadly tsetse fly, the flesh fly, and many other flying insects.

Nola is a lonely monster until she finds some creatures that live in the sea.

Set twelve years after the shambling zombie masses have overrun Manhattan, America, and the world, Monster Planet is the mind-blowing conclusion to what must be the scariest trilogy ever. Oceans of blood, scattered limbs, wanton violence, and general mayhem abound, along with revivified mummies, a Welsh sorcerer, and Wellington's signature brand of cool high-tech weaponry and sly humor--zombies, after all, are the ultimate consumers. What do the undead...

This book gives a brief explanation of legendary sea monsters like Kraken and Loch Ness, and shows how they have become a part of our culture.

This book gives a brief explanation of the legendary monsters called werewolves, including their development through history and their use in popular culture.

This book explores concepts concerning zombies and the religion of voodoo and reviews the zombies found in movies, games, and books.

Explores the characteristics, origins, anecdotes of sightings, and appearance in popular culture of the abominable snowman, also known as the Yeti.