NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - More details are coming to light after a pet zebra on the loose was eventually captured in Tennessee over the weekend. Branson Wells with Volunteer Drone Services shared ...

Authorities still searching for Zebra on the loose in TN “Who owns a zebra, and can you do it,” Pitre asked. It turns out, you can own a zebra in Tennessee. It is a Class III species.

The Rutherford County Sheriff's Office is asking anyone who has seen the missing zebra or who may have information to contact them at 615-898-7770. We've got every viral moment covered: Sign up ...

Bigfoot contests: On June 7 at 2 p.m., two contests will be held to determine both who has the biggest foot and who can do the best bigfoot call. Prizes will be awarded to the best calls.

Has Bigfoot been spotted in the Myrtle Beach area? Like many areas across the country, Horry County also has had reports of the legendary creature. In fact, Horry County ranks among the top 5 ...

This sampling method is prone to all kinds of errors and biases. But because Bigfoot and his cryptid counterparts are beyond the realm of scientific inquiry, it doesn’t matter much to me that the map ...

This is a bit of a climax killer, but Foxon unveiled the identity of Bigfoot by using math. Yes, just like you read it. A bit disappointing for those of us who like a little bit of mystery now and ...

Breedlove's biggest question is why Bigfoot would be roaming Cuyahoga Valley National Park, considering it's nestled near urban and populated areas. "I've been to parks all over the country," he said.

On that fall afternoon, he and Shawn Mullins, a fellow Bigfoot investigator, were scouting the woods at the edge of the Seney National Wildlife Refuge, 95,000 dense acres of unspoiled wilderness ...

The Bigfoot skin in Fortnite was introduced in Chapter 1 Season 9 with update v9.30. Bigfoot is a direct reference to a large, hairy mythical creature said to inhabit forests in North America.

California Assembly Bill 666 would make Bigfoot the official state cryptid. The bill's author says it's meant to be a fun moment of levity during challenging times.

This is not to deny the underlying reality of a Bigfoot-like creature (though you can indeed count me among the extremely, extremely skeptical—surely most of these sightings are of bears ...